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ARTICLES
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| “Clear away the sand from your face”: some features of the ancient Egyptian bur-ial rites in the second half of the III millennium BC |
Svetlana E. Malykh
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Pages 6-20 |
| History of Meroitic archaeological complexes of Wadi al-Hawad (Sudan) |
Maksim Lebedev
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Pages 21-48 |
| The eastern campaigns of Shapur II |
Vladimir Dmitriev
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Pages 49-63 |
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| The question of the double datings of events in the work by en-Nasavi |
Dmitriy Timokhin
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Pages 64-75 |
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| FORMATION AND PRESENT CONDITION OF PAKISTANI NATION |
Vyacheslav Ya. Belokrenitsky
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Pages 76-91 |
| Contemporary Islamism: an analysis of its functions and features |
Leonid Grinin
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Andrey Korotayev
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Pages 92-114 |
| The Islamist movement and Arabic crisis in context of the contemporary tendencies of the society development |
Boris Dolgov
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Pages 115-125 |
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| Historical legacies and gender attitudes in the Middle East |
Veronika Kostenko
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Eduard Ponarin
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Olga Strebkova
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Pages 126-146 |
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| The strengthening of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in political system of Iran and the risk of political imbalance |
Dmitriy B. Grafov
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Pages 147-157 |
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| ‘Nixon shocks’ and their implications for the Japanese diplomacy |
Dmitry Streltsov
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Pages 158-171 |
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| Japan – “Global South”: the evolution of economic relations |
Irina Timonina
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Pages 172-186 |
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| Specifics of non-tariff regulation in Kazakhstan’s trade policy |
Yulia Sudakova
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Pages 187-201 |
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| Ahmad Zaki: the founder of Arabic punctuation |
Vitaly Vasilyev
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Pages 202-211 |
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Book Reviews
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| Sacred Mandates. Asian International Relations since Chinggis Khan (ed. by T. Brook, M. van Walt van Praag and M. Boltjes). Chicago and London: University of Chicago Press, 2018, 277 pp. |
Sergius Kuzmin
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Pages 212-216 |
| V. A. Melyantsev, L. H. Matiunina. Essays on macroeconomic and fi-nancial development of the countries of East and West (1980–2010s). M.: Kliuch-C, 2019. 192 p. |
Alexander Akimov
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Pages 217-220 |
| Sacred in the traditional East. Executive ed. A. L. Ryabinin; ed.-comp. D. D. Vasiliev, O. A. Koroleva, N. I. Fomina; Institute of Oriental stud-ies RAS. M.: Institute of Oriental studies RAS, 2017. 576 p. |
Natalia Zheleznova
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Mark Ulyanov
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Natalia Orlova
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Sergey Dmitriev
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Pages 221-232 |
| A New Rival State? Australia in Tsarist Diplomatic Communications. Ed. by Alexander Massov, Marina Pollard, KevinWindle. Canberra, ANU Press, 2018, 353 p. |
Natalia Skorobogatykh
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Pages 233-238 |
