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Articles from the journal
2012
Yemen: The Myth of Isolation
James Spencer
The Blind Nakhudha
Henry de Monfreid
Public Protest and Visions for Change
Saleem Haddad & Joshua Rogers
The Queen in Aden: A Jubilee Retrospective
Editor
The Flawed Logic of US Drone Strikes
in Yemen
Benedict Wilkinson
A Celebration of ‘Al-Bilad’
Salma Samar Damluji
Raufa
Hassan: An Appreciation
Elham Manea
2011
Safeguarding the Song of
Sana'a: challenges and issues
Samir Mokrani
The Restoration of Masjid al-Faqih in ‘Aynat, Wadi Hadramut
Salma Samar Damluji
'Smile, you are in Yemen!'
Warda Eissadi
Soqotra: A Study of Ear Infection and Hearing Impairment among School Children
Salem Yousr Muftah
Fieldwork notes: a year of research in southern Yemen
Thanos Petouris
Selma
al-Radi: an appreciation
Anderson Bakewell with Francine Stone
2010
Water in Yemen: Changing views on a changing resource
JacVan der Gun
A Lucky Eclipse: Major Tony Altounyan's 1946 expedition into Mahra country
Quentin Morton
With Theodore and Mabel Bent in Southern Arabia (1893-1897)
Gerald Brisch
Yemen's Abandoned Children
Shuaib Almosawa
The Maria Theresa Thaler in Hadhramaut: some reflections
Ghalib bin Awadh Al-Qu'aiti
Review Article: Ibn al-Mujawir
Tim Mackintosh-Smith
2009
Five years of diplomacy in Canada
Dr Abdulla Abdul Wali Nasher
Colonel David Smiley: A Tribute
Bernard Mills
Yemen: Beyond the Horizon
Fernando Carvajal
Janbiya Showcase
Stephen Gracie
Fighting Fit: Taher Ali Qassim
Chris Arnot
Teaching English in Aden
Thanos Petouris
2008
Winning Speech: Water, Yemen and the English Speaking Union
Interview with Ali Hussain Saleh Muhammad
Peter Welby
Signor Amedeo Guillet: Refugee and Diplomat in
Mutawakkilite Yemen
Editor
The Aden Refinery’s Medical Division 1978–1982
Adel al-Aulaqi
Wordsworth into Arabic: The lost legacy of Ali Luqman
Editor
From South Shields to Sheffield: a photographic journey
Rebecca Johnson
2007
The New British Embassy in Sana’a
Michael Gifford
Yemen’s Fisheries: The Need for Management
Stephen Akester
From a Wayfarer’s Sketchbook
Anne Walker
Passage to Yafa’ (1891-1967)
Editor & Nigel Groom
A
Tourist in Yemen: Comparing impressions
Alan Rushworth
The Pre-literate, Non-Arabic Languages of Oman and Yemen
Miranda Morris
2006
Soqotra Training Centre
Bill Heber Percy
Christmas in Dhala, 1939
Helen Joly de Lotbinière
Salute to an Adventurer: Musée Henry de Monfreid
Julian Lush
In the Lion’s Paw: Henry de Monfreid and the British at Aden (1916–1922)
by the Editor
Remembering Leigh Douglas
John Peterson & Peter Kemp
'Sands of Time' exhibition in Sana'a
Julian Lush
2005
Yemen Overview
2005
Brian Whitaker
A Tangerine in Yemen: from Tihamah to Aden with Ibn Battutah
by Tim Mackintosh-Smith
Glimpses of Republican Yemen
1962-63
by Bini Malcolm
The Impact of Qat-chewing on Health: A Re-evaluation
by Nageeb Hassan, Abdullah Gunaid and Iain Murray-Lyon
Sounds of Wisdom
by Paul Hughes-Smith
Doctor in Arabia: P. W. R. Petrie
by the Editor
Intercepting images of Aden’s past
2004
Yemen Overview
by Brian Whitaker
First Footsteps in Yemen – 1947
by John Hewitt
Mapping the Coast of Mahra – 1957
by Colin Richardson
Better late than never
by Louise Tickle
Soqotra Revisited
by Neil Orr
By the beaches of Socotra
and the pink Arabian Sea
by Georgina Harding
2003
Yemen
overview 2003
by Brian Whitaker
Traditional
Arab sailing ships
by James Taylor
Return to
Yemen
by David Smiley
A Yemeni
artist in Wales
by Tony Deyes
The
story of Peter Davey (1914-47)
by Aidan Hartley
Friends
of Soqotra
by Sue Christie
In
Memoriam: Sayyid Abubakr bin Shaikh al-Kaff KBE
by John Ducker
2002
Yemen
overview 2002
by Brian Whitaker (July 2002)
In the
shadow of a master
by Trevor H. J. Marchand (July 2002)
Soqotra:
a master plan
I. G. Harmond (July 2002)
Aurelia
in Yemen
by John Shipman (July 2002)
The island
of two moons: Kamaran 1954
by Nigel Groom (July 2002)
Aubrey
Rickards: winged pioneer
by John Shipman (July 2002)
In the
steps of Carsten Niebuhr
by Julian Lush (July 2002)
2001
Yemen
overview, 2001
by Brian Whitaker
(July 2001)
Yemen's water crisis
by Christopher Ward (July 2001)
Visions of
Yemen
by Bill Heber Percy (July 2001)
The
Clayton Mission to Sana'a of 1926
by John Shipman (July 2001)
Bee-keeping
in Yemen
by Julian Lush (July 2001)
Sir
Arnold Wilson: Winning his spurs as a stoker
by John Shipman (July 2001)
2000
Negotiating
the Saudi-Yemeni international boundary
by Richard Schofield (July 2000)
Plain tales from the sands
by Jim Ellis (July 2000)
Bader Ben Hirsi: a Passage to Yemen
by John Shipman (July 2000)
Dhala' Diary: May-December
1966
by Peter Hinchcliffe (July 2000)
Letter
from Yafa’
by Salma Samar al-Damluji (July 2000)
Oman
and Yemen: an historic re-encounter
by Fred Halliday (July 2000)
Princess
of Zinj
by John Shipman (July 2000)
1999
Yemen
overview, 1999
by Brian Whitaker (December 1999)
Christian-Muslim Relations
by Bishop John Brown (December 1999)
Reflections on Yemen,
Islam and Violence
by Muhammad al-Masyabi (December 1999)
The Quiet Travels of
Colonel Boscawen
by John Shipman (December 1999)
Hadhrami Migration in the
19th and 20th Centuries
by Ulrike Freitag (December 1999)
Wildlife Conservation
Initiatives in Yemen
by Derek Harvey (December 1999)
Marib and Timna by an
Unknown Artist
(December 1999)
Emerging Democracies Forum,
Sanaa
by Julian Lush (December 1999)
1998
The development of the Port
of Aden
by Capt. Roy Facey (November 1998)
Some Yemeni proverbs
by Najla Abu-Taleb (November 1998)
Antiquities in the Aden
Protectorate, 1935-40
by Julian Lush (November 1998)
Tracking locusts - in Yemen
and far beyond
by George Popov (November 1998)
Marie Stopes
International in Yemen
by Jane Diamond (November 1998)
The Crater residence
of Capt. S B Haines
byMerilyn Hywel-Jones (November 1998)
Yemen overview, 1998
by Brian Whitaker (November 1998)
International conference on
Yemen, 1-4 April, 1998
by Alan D'Arcy (November 1998)
1997
Hadhramaut and thereabouts
by Jim Ellis, OBE (December 1997)
The British withdrawal from
Aden
A personal memory by Oliver Miles (December 1997)
The 1997 elections
The Yemen Festival
by Anne Hunt (December 1997)
Muath Welfare Trust,
Birmingham
(December 1997)
Civic education project
in the Hadhramaut
by Fida Nasrallah (December 1997)
A medical perspective on the
Yemen
by Dr Iain Murray-Lyon (December 1997)
The Ras Morbat Clinic, Aden
by Dr Harry K Robertson (December 1997)
1996
Archaeological research
in Yemen
by C. Phillips (November 1996)
The British Council in
Yemen
by Brendan McSharry (November 1996)
A commentary on Yemeni
traditional architecture
by Derek Matthews (November 1996)
Waddah al-Yaman: national
poet
by Abdulla al-Udhari (November 1996)
1995
Oil and gas in the Yemen
by Michael Whittall (November 1995)
Education of girls in the
Yemen
by Laila Noman (November 1995)
Traditional music in the
Yemen
by A D Bakewell (November 1995)
Miscellanea Yemenica
by G Rex Smith (November 1995)
The Keith Falconer Mission
1886-1963
by H K Robertson (November 1995)
Hadramis in Singapore
by Ameen Ali Talib (November 1995)
1994
Yemen in the days of the
Imam Ahmed
by Ronald Bailey (November 1994)
The Aden hinterland and
Abyan: a survey of Islamic sites
by G R D King (November 1994)
From the roof of Arabia to
the coal cellar
by Patricia Aithie (November 1994)
1993
Birds of Yemen
A brief overview by Richard Porter (November 1993)
Sheikh Abdulla Ali
al-Hakimi: religious leader
and political reformer
by Dick Lawless (November 1993)
Division of the Yemen
(1902-1904)
by G. A. Shepherd (November 1993)
Tourism in Yemen: a view
by Jack Jackson (November 1993)
Aden
A poem by James Nash (November 1993)
Yemen Today
by Sulaiman Ghanem, Yemen Embassy, London (November 1993)
From the British
Ambassador in Sana'a
Douglas Gordon
From the Yemeni
Ambassador in London
Dr. S. Zindani
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