The Syrian Global Diaspora: Migrants from Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Jordan since the 1880s

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Institute of Historical Research

The Syrian Global Diaspora: Migrants from Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Jordan since the 1880s

William Clarence-Smith

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The Professor of the Economic History of Asia and Africa has made many fundamental contributions on the history of commodities and labour, including Islam and the Abolition of Slavery and Cocoa and Chocolate.

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The Syrian Global Diaspora: Migrants from Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Jordan since the 1880s

School of Advanced Study, University of London

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The Syrian Global Diaspora: Migrants from Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Jordan since the 1880s

School of Advanced Study, University of London

The Syrian Global Diaspora: Migrants from Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Jordan since the 1880s