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Introduction: Sultan Qaboos, Omani Society, and the “Blessed Renaissance”, 1979–2020
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS v
- List of Figures and Tables vii
- List of Contributors ix
- Acknowledgments xi
- Introduction: Sultan Qaboos, Omani Society, and the “Blessed Renaissance”, 1979–2020 1
- 1 The Legacy of Sultan Qaboos: A Historiographical Note 31
- 2 Prehistoric Interactions between Oman and the Indus Civilization: Projecting the Past in the Present 43
- 3 The Land of Frankincense: Dhofari Sites as National and World Heritage 67
- 4 The Multiple Legacies of Sultan Qaboos: Heritage and Omani Nation–building 89
- 5 Stamps as Messengers of the Renaissance: The Postal Issues of Oman during the Reign of Sultan Qaboos 117
- 6 From the First Renaissance to the Second: The Historical and Legal Basis for the Sultanate 155
- 7 The Interpretation of Islam under Sultan Qaboos 185
- 8 In the Middle of a Reign 209
- 9 Constitutional Reforms during the Reign of Sultan Qaboos 231
- 10 Nation and State in Oman: The Initial Impact of 1970 262
- 11 Literature in Oman during the Reign of Sultan Qaboos 283
- 12 Public Health and the Omani Renaissance 311
- 13 Beyond the Horizon and Back: The Sultan Qaboos Scholarship 342
- 14 Muscat and Sultan Qaboos: The Omanization of Muscat and the Muscatization of Oman 352
- 15 Duqm and Salalah: Oman’s Ports and Special Economic Zones 369
- 16 Greening Oman: Islamic Environmentalism, Sustainable Development, and Post-oil Futures 388
- 17 Omani Peacemaking and Middle East Crises in the 2010s: Sultan Qaboos’ Last Decade 414
- 18 “Friend to All, Enemy to None”: Oman’s Quiet Diplomacy since 1970 437
- Index 455
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS v
- List of Figures and Tables vii
- List of Contributors ix
- Acknowledgments xi
- Introduction: Sultan Qaboos, Omani Society, and the “Blessed Renaissance”, 1979–2020 1
- 1 The Legacy of Sultan Qaboos: A Historiographical Note 31
- 2 Prehistoric Interactions between Oman and the Indus Civilization: Projecting the Past in the Present 43
- 3 The Land of Frankincense: Dhofari Sites as National and World Heritage 67
- 4 The Multiple Legacies of Sultan Qaboos: Heritage and Omani Nation–building 89
- 5 Stamps as Messengers of the Renaissance: The Postal Issues of Oman during the Reign of Sultan Qaboos 117
- 6 From the First Renaissance to the Second: The Historical and Legal Basis for the Sultanate 155
- 7 The Interpretation of Islam under Sultan Qaboos 185
- 8 In the Middle of a Reign 209
- 9 Constitutional Reforms during the Reign of Sultan Qaboos 231
- 10 Nation and State in Oman: The Initial Impact of 1970 262
- 11 Literature in Oman during the Reign of Sultan Qaboos 283
- 12 Public Health and the Omani Renaissance 311
- 13 Beyond the Horizon and Back: The Sultan Qaboos Scholarship 342
- 14 Muscat and Sultan Qaboos: The Omanization of Muscat and the Muscatization of Oman 352
- 15 Duqm and Salalah: Oman’s Ports and Special Economic Zones 369
- 16 Greening Oman: Islamic Environmentalism, Sustainable Development, and Post-oil Futures 388
- 17 Omani Peacemaking and Middle East Crises in the 2010s: Sultan Qaboos’ Last Decade 414
- 18 “Friend to All, Enemy to None”: Oman’s Quiet Diplomacy since 1970 437
- Index 455