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COHPILfR'S

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]NTROOUCrIOS

Southwest Arabia for long has been a relatively neglectedarea of study; published works on this re~ion are fairly fe~ innumber and very varied in nature. Thi! bibliogr.1.phy has beencompiled in order to ptovide an up-to-date >,:uide to the ranRe of~aterial available in Furopean langua~e•.

Material in the biblioRraphy ~enerally has been classifiedinto two sectiona: the Vemen Arab Republic and the People's Demo­cratic Republic of Vemen (once Aden Colony and Proteetorate). InlODe cases this division is purely arbitrary as many nineteenthcentury worka us. the term 'Y.~n' and 'Arabi. Felix' to refer tothe whole area, whilst in the twentieth century, the term 'Yemen'is someti~s used to refer to the Northern Yecen alone.

The paucity of published works on the Yeoena in part re­flects the peripheral position of interest which they occupieduntil the 19)0's and 40's within the larger region of the MiddleEast ~hich itself has only bec~ of central importance toWestern interesU durin.ll: the ume period. Even now neither ofthe Yernens possess oil reserves or offer opportunities for latRe­scale foreign investment. Even the importance of the Red Seashippin.ll: route vas deflated by the discovery that between 1967and 1975 the "'orld .urvived very well without the Sue:/; Canal.Nevertheless. the Ileopolitics of the Indian Ocean, the socio­political instability and the economic problems not only of S.W.Arabia but also of the lands acrosa the Red Sea narrows, areco~ininR to make the Yemens a ~re i~ortant focus of interestto nei~hbours and distant powers than they have ever been before.

Many Raver~ntal and international a~ency reports whichhave be~un to flow in increasing volu~ since 1970 are difficultto obtain. A aelection of the AOSt i~ortant of these is .ade inan appendi~ to serve st least as an indication of contemporarylinas of applied work. aainly associated with develo~nt,

Acknowledgement is ~de to Dr. John H. Stevens andDr Russell Kinll ~hose researches provided a hasia for thisbiblio~raphy. Also to Miss Avril Yeates who prepared this biblio­graphy for publication.

Si~ont luchia Mondesir

Match 1977

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CONTENTS

COKPILER'S NOTES & Ill'TRDOOCTION

JOURNAL ABBREVIATIONS

SECTION I Gener.l !ibliogr.phical Work!

SECTION II Geoer.l/Ref.rence Works on theAr.bi.n Penin.ul.

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SEcrION III The Yem.n Ar.b Republic:(i) Archaeology .nd Early Hi.tory

(ii) Gener.I, Hietorical and TravelWorks of the Nineteenth .ndTwtntieth Centuriee.

(iii) Tha Revolution and the Republic

(iv) People, Society and Culture

(v) G.n.tli Economic Condition.

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SECTION IV tha People'. Democr.tic Republic of Yemen

(i) Archaeology and Early Hi.tory

(ii) Gener.l, Historical and tr~el

Work. of the Nineteenth andTwenti.th Centuril!l.

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31

33

(iii) The End to Colonial Rule and theRepublic 44

(iv) People, Sociecy and Culture 49

(v) Cenar.l EconOllic Condition. 52

APPlNDlX ~ Gove~ent. U.N. and .eai-officialpublication•.

(a) Ye.en Arab Republic

(b) Paople'. Demecr.tic Republic of Yemen

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JOURNAL ABBREVIATIONS

A.A.A.G

8.S.0.A.S.

B.S.C.A.

G. J •

G.M.

r. c_

J.R.G.S.

H.E.B.

K.!.ILD.

H. E F.

H.E.J.

H.W.

N.G.K.

O.K.

R.C.A.J.

z .

Aunal. of the A"ociatioD of A~erican

CeDar.phers.

Bulletin of the School of Oriental andAfrican Studies.

Bulletin de 1. Soei~tE d. GEographied'Anvara.

Caographical Journal.

Geographical Hagazine.

Islamic Culture.

Journal of the Royal Geographical Society.

Middle Eaat Bulletin.

Middle Ea,t Forum.

Middle Ea,t Journal.

National Geographic H&g.%iol.

Oriul.t Hoderno.

Royal Central A.ian Journal.

Zeitlthrift.

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General

oS"eCWTLlJ.uPN"---_l

Biblio,uphical

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1. AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF BEIRtTr ECON~IC RESEARCH DlSTI'lVl'!A 8dected and amotated bibl.iography of elXmOllliclit~czttaoe on the Arabi.~8peakingCOW'ltriee of theMiddle East t9J9-Z962. Beirut, Gedeon, 1934, 200pp.(Annual suppl. for 1953-1962),

2. ANA"WATI. G.C. Bibliographie Ielamo-Arabe. Inatitut Dominic.ind'E-tudes orientales du Caire, (melange. 9), 1967.

3. ANTHONY, J.D. The stlttfilB of tJle A1'abian Penin8ula and tnsGulf Littoral: A $sZeeted Bibliography. Washington, D.C.,Middle East Institute, 1973, 21pp.

4. ATlYEH, George. N. Th~ Contemporary Middle East Z948-Z974.A Selective and Amwtated 8ibliography. Botton, G.X.Hall, 1975, 664pp.

5. BEVIS. Richard, BibZictJ-.sca Ciaoriel'ltalia. A11 armotatedchecklist of early PngUah travel books on the NNr andMiddle ~t. Boaton, C.I. Hall, 1973, 311pp.

6. 8I.OCMFInD. B.C. 6 ASl"OUR, E.T. A Cumulatiorf of a SBucUdcvzd Annotated 8ib1:i.ograplry of Et:!OTID'ri-c LiteratltN 0fI

tlw Arabic ~ak.-:'7IIJ COW1tl-ifi'8 o.~ the MiddlfJ Ea8t~ t938­t960. Cumt'LaUd at S.O.A. S.• UniootoS";ty of Lcl'Idon. /'T'OffIthe BibliDgl'ap}:y PNpa1"Sd bll the EeotWIffic Res.azocJrIrtl!ltitz4.te~ A.U.B. 8o.ton. C.K. Ball, 1967, 358pp.

7. BURKE, Jean, T. An (I71I1.Ota:ttld bibl.icgr'aphy of books a7ldpel"iodica18 in Engli.h dJlal.i"!{ with hum1n. to.lations inthe At'ab States of the Middle East. A.U.Il., 1956, 117pp.

8. mINGHAUSEN, Richnd, A SClected and Annotated BibliogNphyof Bockr; and PliInodi.ca.1.s in J,l;8tel'7l Langung68 dealingwith the New at1d Middle Ea8t uith Special ~hasi8 onMediasval arld Mod6"l'1'I Tw.ee. Wuhingt:on D.C., Middle'Eut Institute, 1952, Illpp.

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9. GED~S. C.t. Analytical guide to bibtiographiee em the ArabFe:rti'Le er.'cent. Derwer. American In.titute of 1.1amcSt~ie•• 1975, 132pp.

10. Anatyeical guide to bibUogroaphie. em th" A:rabianPerlil'l8lollo:. Dlnvet, Ameriean In.titute of IIla.icStudie., 1974, 5Opp.

11. HAZARD, H.W. et al Bibliographfi of the Arabiatl. Penil'lButa.New Havln, American Geosr. Soc. ~ llli!1atioul Ar••pU.. , 1956, 256pp.

12. HEBREW UNIVERSITY, JERUSALEM. A Sehctea Bib1-iography ofAl"ticZ.. Dealing with tM NiddL. E:aet, 1. 193frz.gSO.JeruI&1_. Ecouomic: Reaurc:h Unit of ella Univer.ity,1954, 95pp. (IUppl. II, 1951-1954).

13. HOWARD. Hury. N. The Hidd1.. E48t: A Sftl,fi/cted Bibl.iographyof Recent ~r~. 1960-l969. Wa.hinaton D.C., MiddleEast Inltiture, 1970, 58pp.

14. LIBRABY OF CONGRESS. Th. Arabian Plmwuta: A Selc~d.

Al7lot.at4d List of ~ico.I.8. Book. and Articz... in&!gU8h. New York, Greenwood Peen. 1969, 111pp.

15. LJUNGGREK, FlorallCe I. BAHDY. Mohammed. Ar.notatBd Guide toJOUZ"I'IaI.8 dealing with ehs Hidtn. Ea6t 01!d Nurth Africa.Cairo, ~yiean University Press, 1964, 107pp.

16 MACRO. Ed.:, Bib'lioal'tJPhtI 0>1 1_" a7Id Il:ltu Gl'I Mocha.Coral Cable., Miami Univerlity PTell, 19&0, 63pp.

17. PURSON, J.D. Ind~!1: I8laniCl«! 1.s,()6-1.955.1951 (1llppl. 1962 : 1956-60; 1967

Cembt'idge, Haffu,1961-65) .

18. WENNER, M.W. Yemen: a u1.ecrted. annotated bibliogt'aphy ofliterature li~ 1.960. Walhina;ton, l.ibnry of Cotlp"eI'Le&bl. Ref. Sav., 1965, 8pp.

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SECTION II

£eneral I Raference Nork.

Arabia" penin.~l.

19. Area Handbook for the Peripheral State. of theArabian Peninsula. W8shinaton D.C .• Foreign AreaStudies, Americ.an University, 1971, 178pp.

20. BERlU:BlY. Jean-Jaque&, La PemnBUle Ar'~; tRrSsaint. de lflalal~ patru d'Arabi_ et DTire dlolPat1'O'te. Paris, Payot. 1958.

21. BISCH, J6ri;en. &IIhind the& Unwin, 1962, 148pp.Reginald Spink).

Veil of Arabia. London,(trans. frOlll Danish by

Allen

22. CLAY'1'ON, Sir, G.P. An Arabian Dia:J.oy. Berkeley & LosAn.&dea. U.C.L.A. Preas, 1969, 379pp.

23. CHlJRB.A, Jo.eph. CcmfUct and tar18Um arIOTlg th" states ofthe Persian Gulf. ~ and South Arabia. MaxwellAir Force Ba.e, U.S.A., In.timte for Profl8sionalDeveloplllent. 1971, 74pp.

24. DOSTAL, Walket', tJU Beduinen in SlJdarabifm ; E'inEtJll'Iologieohe St;du zI.fr &1t1JicklWlQ' dIU' 1CaIw1hirt.-r/ai;z,tw- in Al-abien. Vienna, Berger. 1967 199pp.

25. Encycl.opasdia of Islam. Leiden, Brill, 1953 et ceq.

2&. EUROPA PUBLICATIONS.(22nd edition).

The Midd1.e East and North Africa. 1.975/76.London, Europa, 1975. 93Opp.

27. FARAOO, Ladi81.... 11:8 Ridd.7.4 of Arabia.. 1.ondon. Bah., 1939,287pp.

28. HALLIDAY, Fred, Arabia.lJ'itr.m.t S\tl:tal1.s. London, Pl!D8uin,1974, 527pp.

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"........ , ••1 s--. of ---~ Lood-n. Aldys. 1971. "",.,aA<U..Lo~U"1 ..... <>anGl. ~

30. llAZARD, H•• Ths ArabT:Q:I1 Peninsula. New York, AmericanGeographicd Society, Doubleday, 1970, 611'1"

31. B:lGARTB. David C.Frederick A.

Th. Penetl"aticm of Arabia.Stoker, 1904, 359pp.

Nev York,

32. iDLDEN. David, Fa:t'A1an to Al"abia. London, Faber" Faber,1966, 2581'1"

33. BDPWOOll. D. (lid.) T"- Arabia! Peninsula, Society andPof.itics. London, Allen and Unwin, 1972, 32Opp.

34. JACOB, Ilarold Fenton, Kings of Arabia; the rise and setof Turkish 80U1'a>tty in the hoabian PeninsuLa. London,Mills" Boon, 1923, 2941'1"

35. 1:I!II:NAM.1I..B. The fJmJaa.ing of Arabia: : th8 StC11l of ArabianTrav.~ and Discovery. London, BarraI'. 1937, 3591'1"

36. M!ULEN, D. Vim der FQCl?B in Sherrr. London, Murray, 1961,1941'1'.

37. PAGE, Stephen. The USSR and Aloabia. London, Central .... ianll..e.arch Centra, 1971, 136pp.

3B. PBILLIPS, Wendell, ~t:aban and Sheba; S;q:ll.ol"ing the ancientXi7lf/dotr8 01'1 the biblical spice routes of Arabia. London,Gollauc.z, 1955, 335pp.

39. RENTZ, G. A Sbtch of the GQography, Peopz.. and Hieto11l ofthfi Arabian P.rninauIa. Dharan, ARAHCO, 1960, 67pp.

40. SAGER, Peter, Xail'O-wuf Hoskau in Azoabiom. Bern, VerhsSdrweiZiriseher Olt-In.titut, 1967, 234pp.

41. SANGER,R.B. The Arabian Penit16ula. New York, CornellUniverdty Pre.. , 1954, 295pp.

42. SE~, -R.B. , BIDWELL, R.L. (I!d.) Arabian Studies, London, Hunt,3 voll., 1973, 1975-6, 182pp. 214pp, 200pp.

43. SRARABI, R.B. A Handbook of the Contemporary Mid11Ze East;Sectional. Int1'Od1lctione ~th Annotated Bibliographies.Wethington, Georgltown University, 1956, 113pp.

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44. STAlUt, Freya, 'the Coaat of 111oensll. London, Hurray. 1953.

45. STI1HLHANN, Franz,WId Eng'tand.

Del' Kanpf W7I Al'abien zUl'i.SMe'I1 del' TlJrkeiH~burg. George We.termann. Verlag, 1916.

46. TOY, Barbara, Th" lJig~ of the Thr.. Kings. Arabia fr'omSouth to North. London, Mwra1. 1968, 188pp.

47. WELLSTEAD, J.R. T1'atJez.. to th_ City of the CaLiphs akmg theShores of the PIIl'Bian Gutf and the MBditeJ'T'anean ""eludinga vO/iage to ths Coast of Arabia and 0: tour of the IlIl.and ofSccotra. London, Colbaren, 1840, 2 vola •• 40Spp 6 347pp.

118. ZWEHER, Rev.S.M. Arabia: thg ~l.e of rete.. Edinburgh.Oliphant, Anderson and Fernier, 1900, 434pp.

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SECTION ill

(i) ARCHAlOLOGY AND EARLY HISTORY

Books;

49. AREllDONK. c. van, L88 Debuts ck Z'Imamate Zaidite auy~. ~iden, Brill, 1960, JROpp. (trans. fromDutcb by J. Ryck~•• orig. pub. 1919)

50. BOWEN, Richard Ie Baron" ALBRIGlIT, F.P. A1>ch.:.oIogicaZDiscowl"ies i71 South Arabia. IIlltilllDre, JohnHopkins, 1958, 315pp.

51. OESFONTAlNES. PoP.G., Retaei07l de Z'e::peditiOl'l ee Noka lin

I 'arvI4I'e Z737 sous L,s ordres a.. ll.l GarloW JQJf.is.Parh. 1739.

52. FAXHR'l. Ahmed .. i.YC»l.ANS. C. A7I A:rah$ological J(1I8'rIeyto Yemen (Marclrli.y 1947), Cairo, Govt. PreIS.Service des Antiquitel de l'E8ypt, 19522 vola.,188; 95pp.

53. HANSEN, Thorkild. Arabia Felix.Z781-1767. London, Collins.by J. " It. Mcfarlane).

The Danish Expedition of1904, 381pp. (traDs.

54. HASAN, al-Khazraji (Ali ibn) The Peal'l strings: A Histor-yof th" Rasul.ilfll lJynasty of ferwn. hiden, Brill,(Lunc, London), 1906-1918, 5 volt.(tran•• By Sir. J.~. Redhou6s, ed. E.G. Browne,R.A. Nicholson, A. Rogers).

55. JAMME. A. Sabaen irl8a7'iptiOTl8 from Mahram BiZ.qie rMaribJ.kltimol"e, John Hopkin., 19&2.

56. Y.JJ., Hent'}' Cassah. 1=. ita r:azoly H8dieval Ifi.lJtoJ'/I.London, ArnolD, 1892. 358pp of arabic mlS.

57. LAROQUE, Jean de Viaggio nell' Arabia F.Zie41. VeniCe,1721.

" VOlJag. lUI t·Arabi. H~Il8.. A• .cerd_& Paria, 171&.

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59. Voyage to Arabia FBti~ through theeastem OMan and ths stroaits of tire Red Sea, being tMfirst f'I:lde by the ffll1Ch l?08-W, together with a pa1't'ieulaJ"acOOWlt of a joul'l1ey fl'Qll Mocha to MUJ%b, Cl' Hoahib, theCOUJ"t of YlfIllen, in Z.71.1-15; abo a ntQ'n:ttiw conoerrting tM1Joee Cl'Id /'Mdt of coff.e tl'anal.aUd from the French to blhichis addMd an aCCOl<71t of the captivity of 5i"t' lfetfl'/j MiddIatOl1at Hokha. biI the Turlul it! Z-612. London, 1732.

60. LOPES, David. d. Ml!I1o (tr.) &tractos da historia da conquistado Yem.m pews Othrlanos. Lisbon, 1892.

61. PUYFAIR. R.L. A flifltol"fJ of Arabia Feti.3: Dr Ieme" from theCOIIrrm1ceMlmt of the Christian lira to the present time,includil'lg an QCeowzt of thll 8l'itish B.tt~t of Adsn.1IoD.bay. Covt. hintn, 1858, 193pp.

62. RATBJENS, Carl 6 WISSMAN, ller1llann von.RaaburS. Friedericheen. de Gtuyter1931-1934, 229pp.

Sfldarabifnl RaiBB.& Co., 3 vola.

63. ROSSI. Cian Battista, L'Ier.wn avanti it Proofita. Florence,1897.

64. RYClCKANS. J., L'Instit:u.ti011 I'I:l7IaJ"chiqwl en Arabillilmerialional.e avant I'IalcM, Ma'in et Saba. LouvailI.,1951.

65. SCHUMM.-"N, L.O., Potitical histczoy of tJr.s rBJIIEm at thabeginning of the 16th C.-ntJ.cry. "sterda., Gro1l.ll.iD3e1l.VRB., 1960, 142pp.

66. SKILLING, Capt. Voyage of the "Anne Roysln fro. Suret toMokba in 1618. In: Pul"CMae his Pitgnmn. containinga hietczoy of tha ~'/.d in 8l1a voyages aI1d l.a7Ide travelsby English M81l ~ othRl'S (Vol. tJ; c-'p. by SduelP~eha., 4 vol•• London, 1625.

61 T1U'lTON, A.S. The rise of the 1M:unB of Sa7Ia'o. Loudon,O.U.P., 1925, 141pp.

Articles:

68 . BI!CKIliGHAH, c.r. 6 SI!1l.JEANT, R.B., A journey by two Jesuit'fre-. Dbufar to Sana'. in 1590. G.J•• 115, 1950,pp. 194-201.

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69. CAllEN, Claude: & SERJEANT, R.B. A. fi.cal 3u:rvey of MedievalYemen. After the 'Mulabha, al-Fitan' of AI-Ralan ibnAli aI-Suit al-Uusayni. Azoabica. 4(1), 1957, pp.23-J3.

70. CBASTEL, Andre, La legande de 1.. reiae de Saba. RerJuBd'Bistoire des Retigions. 119 (1939), pp. 205-225; 120(1939), pp. 27-44, 160-174.

71. COON, Carleton, S. Southern Arabi., a problem for the future.Papers of the f'eabcdy Muaewll of AAs:rioan ArchaeoZow <Iethnology of ths Harvan:J. University (Dickinson Mem. Vol.).20, 1943, pp. 385-402.

72. COSTA, Paolo, 11 muaeo arctt.aologico Mrionale della Yemen.Levante. 27(4), 1971, pp. 5-35.

73. FAJ:HRI, A. LeI antiquiteli du YClIen. HUBBart. 61 (3-4), 1948,pp. 215-226.

74. HALEVY, Joseph,Ie Yemen.489-547.

Rapport aur UDe milS ion archeologique danaJ. AsiatiqwJ, 6(19), 18n, pp. 5-98; 129-266;

75. HlNXS. R.P. A branze head frOfll th. Yemen. EI:l'iti.h NU/ltn6/!~aI"tsrl.y, 11(4),1936-37, PI" 153-154.

76. K:lln., J. Piet.a, rtlatives aux inscriptions Rimyaritelldecouvert. 1 Sana ii: Khari~, 1 Mueb, .tc. par 't.J. Arnaud.~. Asiatique, 4(6), 1845, PI'. 169-193.

77. PRTR.ACEK, X. Sudarabiache inachriften ana Saba.. Archiv Oriental.,32(3), 1964, PI'. 358-368.

78. SKITH, G. R. 'the Ayyubida and the Raauli6apower in 7th/13th century Yelllen. Ie,

- tne tranafer43, 1969, PI"

of175-188.

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(ii) GENERAL, HISTORICAL" T!V.VEL WORKS OF THE NINETEENTH" TWENTIETH

CENTURIES •

Booka:

79. ANSALDI, Ceaari, n I_It Ml.'la storia • lUltz.a z..g"ndra.Rollle, Sindicato Ital. Art e Grafiche, 1933, 2661'1"

80. APONTE, Salvador, La vito: ugreta dett' Arabia F.tica. Mian,Hondari, 1936, 172pp.

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81. BALSAN. hanljois, Inquieta>1t I/iI'II'en. Paris, La Palatine.1961, 2J9pp.

82. BENEYTON. A. Yemen, Chemin de /.1' Bodlridah - Sa110D .t~crn-mtll; j'1I'"el"I'ieN reeonnaissl21'lCli! a. la miniond'e"t:ud.8. Pub. Goin, 1913.

83. BlTlMANN. Erich, W. I_n 071 th. tJrroe.hDld. w••hinaton D.C.,American Friend. of the Middl. East, 1960, 78pp.

84. BOTTA, P.L R4lZation d'U7l voyage dans Z'Yemen. Pnh, 1841.

85. BREMOND, Edwrd. YU!IIi'>l at Saoudia. Paria, Charl......Lav.w:ell••1937.

86. BURCHAR.DT. He.nnann. Ans dem Yemen. Leipz;ig. Srockhau., 1926,74pp.

87. BURY, G. Wyiunn, Arabia in feli;r., or tlul TzaokB in IemB7I.London, HI=i11_, 1915 21Spp.

88. CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION, (Reference Dividon). The .reINn.London, R.M.S.a. 1958.

89. CRAUFtJRD. C.E.V T70a(UlUN! of Ophir. London, Slr.effiIlltou. 1924.

90. DElJrSCH, R. D~ 1'''''''". Vianna, 1914.

91. PAROOGHY I A, Introducing Yl!Il"len. NIIW York, OrLentalia, 19117.126pp.

9'" PAYEIN. Claudie,1957. 288pp.

Fr.l'ICh Doctor in the .18IIIlI11.

(tranl. by D. McKee)London. Hale.

93. GERLACH. Eva. Ana dfUII Bar.., in dis .-z.t. &labussa W1taJo dsnFrauen SUdarabi~. Leipzis. Broekbau8. 1965. 317pp.

94. GERLACH. Richud.1960. JOpp +

PiCtw>S8 from lemen.120 plat...

Leipzis. Ed. Leipzig,

95 GIRCUMI,1W:io. VUtggio naIl. 2'R'!'a daUa Ragina. di. Saba.F1orenct. Instituto Geografico Kilitaire. 1953. 91pp.

96. GLASER. Eduard. Reise naah Mrzrib. Vienna. Muller 6 lll:Ider,1913. 214pp.

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97. GOlTElf, S.D. (.d.) :;rave Ie in Yerolen: an ACOOWl.t of JosephRalrmy's Journey to Najl'arl in the year l8l0, Wl'itte'l inSan 'ari A1'abic by hia Guide Hayyilll Habshush. Jerusahm,Hebrew Univenity Prus, 1941, 102pp (en.a;li.h) + 13app.(arabic &hebrew)

9B. HARRIS, Walter Burton. A jowo"6l! tkoough the Y_n <VId aQlleg~e1'al N!ltlar'h upcm that COlQItry. nUiat::oated frat!aketches and p~~tographs ta~~ by the author. Edingburgh&London, Blackwood' Sonl, 1893, 385pp.

99. Ho\Z.AllD, Harry W. Southe1'rr Azoabia. Ne\I Haven, HlmWln RdationlArea File•• 1950, 300pp.

100. HE:LFRITZ, Hanll, Im L1111d8 dJlr K/Jn"41en VOI1 Saba. Wie&baden,Brockbau., 1952.

101. , Lande ohne Schatum. Leipzig, Biblioaraphilche&lnltitut, 1934.

102. , The .ferrillI'!; a SBCl"Bt jauntily. London, Allen &Unwl.n, 1958, IBOpp. (trana. by M. neron).

103. HEYWORrH-1.1UHNB, James. Al-lemen, a gn\Q'tZl, social, politicaland eClOnO"lic tna'"JBY. Cairo, aanai&sance Bookshop, 1952,U8pp.

104. IiJECI:, Eva, Doct01' ~st thll Bedoui"s. Londoo, Hala, 1902.

105. INGRAMS, Harold, The :tem~m. Imams, Rule1'a and RlfI}Qlutiems.Londoo, Murra)', 1963. o'pp.

106. JACOB, Harold Fenton. Perfumea of Araby. Si,lhouettes of Allemlln. Loodon, Seeker, 1915, 263pp.

107. LEONE, E. da, Le Rela~iol'Ii it<llo.." ....ertite negli u1tinri ottant'anm:.Padou., Univeraity Calhari Studi Ecooomico-Giuridiei,(Sadam Editor.), 1956.

108. MACRO, Eric, I_n and the Mitstern J.tnold. London, Huret, 1908,lSOpp.

109.

110.

MANZONI, Re:nzo, El .YliIl'llln • t:re anni ,,1Iz.z' A1'abia Pelice;esClO'siOl14l' fatto. MI Sett8IIIbN l877 at Hat'ZQ 1880. Roae.,Botta, 1884, 446pp.

MITT\r«)CH. E. Ana dll1'l 1.'wIn: R~ aa-cllardts z..utB Reisedureh SfJdarabilJ7l. Ldp~il. Deutllche Moraenl¥ndi_eheGueU.chaft_, 1926, 74pp.

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285. SCHMIDT. Oana AdaIDIJ, 1.,,"...,>'1; th" Ul'lkl1Olm~. New York. Holt,Rinehart' Winston, 1968. 316pp.

286. SITTE. Fritr., BNml'lpwtkt Jer¥n. Wien, Verlag, Kremayr &Scheriau, 1973, 288pp.

287 SQKERVII,LE-UJtGE, Petl'r, Tribes cmd TI".;I71il.ations: a jOUl'Tleyin 8epublicQJ1 .Ye"'.I1. London, Hale, 1967, 187pp.

288. VOCK[, Harald,JetWn.238pp.

Das Scluert IUld die Sterne: rin Ritt dla-ch dSI1Stuttsart, Deutsch. Verlas.-Anst.tt, 1965,

269. YACOUB, Saleh, H. & AltIL. Akil, A 8oeiO-lI'OOl1Omc st~ ofHojjUl"iyya District. Yemen Arab Hq>ubl.ic. Beirut,A.U.B. Fac. of Agricultural Science, 1971, 46pp.

Articlea ;

290. ABOURRMlHlJl, Bris.-Gene.ral. The exhaustion of Yem.n's r",simea.Orient (Hamburg), 10(3), 1969, pp. 88-91.

291 ABERCROMBIE, TbOllllls. JH.G.M., 125 (3),

Behind the veil of troubled Y_an.1964, pp. 403-444.

292. AlTAR, Huh·_ad Said d-.context intl'rarabe.pp. 280-294.

La R~publique ~emenite et aonPoZitique Etrangere. 32(3), 1967,

293. BALSAM, Francois. La conjoncture y$.enite. Ret). MiLi"ta.iNGenepale. Harch 1963, pp. 279-297.

294.----,0.;;;:;;;:;,' La Yemen et le Nord-Mot;ambique, E.R.S.G.~

(Anvers), 74 (1-2), 1962, pp. 13-19.

295.

296.

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BOXHALL, S.J. The Yemen - background to recent event •.Army Quarterly &DefenC9 JowrnaI. 88. July 1964,pp. 201-209.

BROWN, William, R. Tha Yemeni dilemme. M.E.J., 17(4), 1963,pp. 349-367.

297. CIJl.VALOO, Ceorse de.de.d : YlIIIlen • ,pp. 97-109.

A waird Araban nightsDesert Fox. Life, 58,

war with 100.000Feb. 1965,

298. COLL, F., La suerre dill Y=en y Ie presion israeli. Rfl1J. dePolitica Inumaaional., 81 (1965), pp. 123-134.

299. COLOMBE, Marcel.23 (1962),

-Coup d'etat au Yemen.pp. 7-10.

Orient (Patil) ,

JOO.----1<..,."0' La tecolUUlissance du g',I\iVerl1lllent d,,­

Rlpubl1que Arab" du Yemen pat II'S Etats-Unis.(Peri.), 24 (1962), pp. 161-164.

301. DAWISHI, A.I. Intervention in the YemenEgyptian perceptions and policies.1975, pp. 47-63

An analysis ofN.. E.J., 29(1),

302. DEQUIN. Hor.t, Eine Wasset-Kulstatte am Standamm von Ma'ribin Jemen. Orient (Opladen), 5, Oct. 1968, pp. 165-167.

303. DULIA, Antonio de,tepubbl icane312.

Intorne elle constitU&ioni provisoredel Yemen. O.H., 44. x.y 1964, pp. 301-

304. PIlANOOS. Ania, Instable Yemen. JelDle Afri~, 560,Sept. 1971, pp. 50-52.

305. GOTTSCHALK, H.L., ner Jemen in illlUllischer Zeit, eingelchichtlicher Ubarblick. Busta:n, 4, 1962, pp. 2-7.

306. GULDESaJ, Stanko, Matxillll CO\ll.el to Yemen. C(:tIfPUT.ist Aff·,5(5), Sept./Oct. 1967, pp. 9-13.

307. !lAY. R.. Great Britain' IMiddle East Af!.,

relations with Yemen .nd Oman,11, 1960, pp. 142-149.

308.

309.

____,' Yamen: The .....1' and the Raradh Conference. Rev. ofPoHtiC6, 28(3), July 1966, pp. 319-331.

REINZLHEIR, H. Die Arabiaehe Republik Jemen - Aspekte ihretinnen-und AUI.,npolitik, Vie8tetjahreeberichte, 39,1970, pp. 77-86.

310

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HEYWORTH-OOh"NE. J., T~moi_8e .ur Ie Yellll!ft, Orilmt. (paris).31, 19610, pp. 20-72.

311. HOlDEN, David, At cross-purpose. in the sanda of Yelllen,Tr.8 Reporter. 28, Feb. 1963, pp. 37-41.

312.

313.

,,,

315 •

,,,

HORTON, Phillip, Our Yemen policy' pursuit of a mirage,Tr~ Reporter. 29, OcC. 19&3, pp. 28-35.

HOTTINGER, A., Dec BUrgerkrieg im Jemen : Wesbereiter dasKomeuniamu8 auf dec Arabi.chen Ralbinael, EUropa-Archiv21, April 1966, pp. 297-306. •

____"'"~. A journey through Royalist Yl!lDen, SlJi88 Rev.of lIbrld Aff.• 12, April 1963. pp. 14-16.

____..;;;; • The lIIechaniSlU of Middle Ealt revolutions

tameD and Ira~. parallels and discrepanci... SWissRev. of liJrld Aff.• 12, Feb. 1963,

---Dr..,' A visit to Republican Ye;:oen. S/.ri.88 Reu.Of II&ld Aff•• 13, MAy 1963, pp. 11-12.

317. INSABATO, Enrico, Yemen: the hlalllic World turn. left?NllditflJ"T'WUlQ/'l Meetil1fJ Point, 4. Jan/Feb. 1963, pp. 41-44.

318. KAPELIUK, Allmon,1963. pp.

Stalemate in Yemen, New OUtlook, 6 (8).551-563.

319. KERN, Montague, In the hiah Yemen: grav"l and gunl. MidtlteEast, 80), 1968, pp. 20-29.

320. KRADDURI. Majid. Coup and eounttr-coup in the I_en, 1948.Inte7'l'laticmaZ Atr. 28(1), Jan. 1952, pp. 59-68.

321. LAW, John, 'Forgotten' \/&1: in the delert: I. firlt-hand r.port,U.S. NQ'I,)8 and ftOrold Rsporot, 58. May 1965, pp. 67-69.

322 ___",' A pawn in Nailer'. dre.. of empire. U.S. NlI1J8 and. WbrLa RepoPt, 54. Dec 1962. pp. 44-49.

323. KALONE, Jo.eph, The YeIllen Arab Republic's 'G_. of Nations'.~Zd Today, 27(12), Dec. 1971. pp. 541-548.

324. McLEAN, Neil, The war in the 'fllll,n, R,C.A.J., 5l(2), 1964,pp. 102-111.

325 . • Th. war in the lell1en, Royal United ServiceInstitution Journal, Ill, Feb. 1966, pp. 5-29.

326.

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MICIWfD, Roland, Le Yemen, Con". au Monde~ 55, 1963, pp. 31~40.

327. NASSER, Gama1 abd e1-, Saudi - U.A.R. agreement On Yemen,M.E.J. ~ 2fl (l.'il1h\. 'P).-. q.l-qA,.-

328. O'llALLANCE. Edgar, The 'lemen, fh>assey's Annual." 75, 1964,pp. 96-104.

329. PHILBY, H.A.R., FrOl!l the Yemen, M.E.F.,38, Dec. 1972, pp. 10-11.

330. RONDOT, Pierre, Une crise arabe 'ttrangl-ee': l'affaire du Yemen,Rev. de Difense Nationaw, 19, Feb. 1963, pp. 283-295.

331. -------,.,.--,0' La crise du Yemen et Ses nouveaux developpementll,Rev. de D~fen.se Natio"l'.a.le. 20, June 1964, pp. 1022-1038.

332. ROSSO, F., La Yemen oggi, Vie Mcmdo. 28(1,), 1956, pp. 345-358.

333. ROUCEK, J.S., Yemen in geopolitics, CantBr'rfJOzoarjJ Review. 202(1153), Dec. 1962, pp. 310-317.

334. , Yemen in global geopolitics, United Asia" 18(3),1966, pp. 143-151.

335. SEAGER, B.W., The Yemen and the Arab Protectorates, ContempGzoaryReview, 191, May 1957, pp. 296-299.

336. SEALE, Patrick, The war in the Yemen: did Nasser lure the U. S.out on a limb? New Rep~bl.ic" 198, Jan. 1963, pp. 9-11.

337 .

338 .

339.

340.

341.

SMILEY, D., The war In the Yemen, RoyaZ United Se1'lJi",e IrU1titutionJou:rn.aZ. 108, Nov. 191)), pp. 328-335.

STOOKEY, R., Social structure and politics in the Yemen ArabRepublic, M.E.J.~ 28, 1974, part 1 : pp. 248-260,part 2 : pp. 409-418.

STREIFF, Eric, Problematic U.N. mission in Yemen, Swiss Rev.of Wozold Aff., 13, Oct. 1963, pp. 7-8.

_______~,--' Red Cross mission to Yemen, Swiss Rev. of fIIOzoldAff., 13, Dec. 1963, pp. 7-8.

SUDDARTH, Roscoe, S., Diplomacy in s Yemeni jail, Fo~ign SeZOViC6JouI'l'laZ, 48, Oct. 1971, pp. 24~27, 36-37.

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342. SUlUEU. Robert, Probleme:t Yemenitll, O:!"ient (Paris), 7, 1958,pp. 43-53.

343. SYLVESTER, Anthony, TlU"n of thll' tide in YltMn. New Middi.eEa6t~ 29, Feb. 1971, pp. 41-43.

344 VOCKE. lIarald, In.ide Ye.lllen, AtZas, 8, Oct. 1964, pp. 161-166.

345. WALKER. Bernard, C., War in the desert: big fight over smallcountry, U.S. Neue and Wortd Report. 55, July 1963,pp. 62-63.

346. WHITION, D., nonier sur Ie Yeaen (26 Septembre 1962 - DeceDlbre1965), CaJli.el'6 <h l'Or-~e>'!t Contempo1'aine. 59, FI!Y. 1966,pp. 6-19.

See also nos: 499, 645.(iv) PEOPLE, SOCIETY & CULTIJRE

Books:

]47. BARER, Shmol0. The .'.!agic Ccrpet~ loMan. Seeker Ii Wsrburg,1952, 267pp.

348. BRAUER, Erich, Ethno1.ogie del' ye"l61litisch61l lucien. Heidlberg,Kulturgeschichtliche Bibliothek, 1934, 420pp.

349. FELDMAN, J., Th••~U8 from Ye~". Jerusalem, Hebrew University,1955.

350. ---""91'3; The lenmi te leus.40pp

London, Jewish Natio_l Fund,

351.

352.

GOITEN. S.D., From the Land of Sh.ba : Taus of the JftJS in Y.men.New York, Schocken. 1947. 122pp. (Jtan•• C. Freemantl.)

QAFIN, Joseph, Jsvish Zife in Sana'a. Studies and Te::;ts.Jerusalem, Ben Zvi Institute. 1961.

353 RAI1UENS, Carl,Orienul

J~h DorPlllstic A1'Chitec~ in Sana'a,Notes Ii Studies No.7. 1957, 8Opp.

JII'rl,l.••lea,

354 .

355.

356 .

357 •

358 .

359.

360.

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Articles:

ANON, Notes on the sociology of Yemen. Arab Wor~a~ 5,Dec. 1947. pp. 2-3

BENSON, Ariel. Letters from abroad: the Jews of Yemen and Aden.Menoroah JOUI'>1al (New York), 17(2), 1930, pp. 159~169.

BRAUER. Erich. Forschungen unter den jemenitischen Juden.Z. fllr EthnoZogie, 58(2), 1931, pp. 226-231.

BRI'ITON. Everard. B., The use of 'Qat'. G,J., 93, Feb. 1939,pp. 121-122.

BROOKE. Clark, Khat (catha edulis) : its production and trade 1nthe Middle East. G.J•• 126(1),1960, pp. 52-59.

CHELHOD. J., Recherches ethnologiques en Yemen. Problemes etperspectives. ObJ"ets et Mondes~ 10, 1970. pp. 119-134.

CIPRIANO, Lidio. Ossenazioni antropologiche su indigeni asiaticie africani ; Arabi dell Yemen. A!>ahivio per l'AnthropoZogiae l'Ethnolog{a (Florence), 60-61, 1931. pp. 136-164.

361. DAHYA, B., Yemenis in Britain6, 1965, pp. 177-190.

an Arab migrant cOllllWnity. Ra~e,

362.

363.

364.

FAYEIN. Claudie, La construction au Yemen. Batir~ 44, 1954,pp. 36-41.

Populations des hautes-p1ateaux yemenites :Arabie du Sud. Comptes Rendus Sormuxires ws Searwes del'Institut Franaais d'AnthT'Opo1.o¢e~ 8 (97), 1954, pp. 13-14.

GOlTEN, S.D., Portrait of a Yemenite weaver's village. JewishSoaial Studies, 17(0, 1955, pp. 3-26.

365. • •12(1) •

The ~ra~splantation of the Yemenites.1951, pp. 24-29.

Corrmentary,

366. ___~" " Wllrum ich ans Jemen aswanderte. Jl1dis~he Rl.OUUlChau,36 (38-39), 1931, pp. 2]9-240.

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367.---'8"('2~)-,-,;o9ji,

Jellll'.nischepp. 162-181.

Z. fUr Semitietik,

368. ., The. Yelllenite Jewa in che Israel aIll81g,am. In:Davia. Hoshe ed. I61'<1£1,; Ita' Ro~. ill Civilization.New York, 1956, ]38pPi pp. 176-1st.

369 _ IRYANI, Karim al-. Un ti1!moin;lge : scenea de via dans unvillage yemEnite. Can. th 1'0rient C~telllp07"lrir~,

25 (73). 1968, pp. 4-7.

370. MALACHI, E.R., Additiona to the bibliography of the YeIIl.niteJews. Kirojath Sepher, 11(4). 1935, pp. 525-529.

371. NASR, ,uil 8.1-, L'evolution l:ultvrelle du Y.......o: Lc. DocurnP1tationFNr.caiae (Art. et Dol:. Orient et Ol:cident), No. 2364, 1952,pp. 9-10,

372. SCHECHTMAN, Joaeph, B., The repatriation of Y_I'.nite Jevry.Jeui8h Social Studie8, 14(3), 1952, pp. 209-224.

373. SERJEANT, R.8., The mountain tribes of the Yemen. G_M., 15(2)1942, pp. 66-72.

374. ____~~ _, Yemeni Arabi in Britain.pp. 143-147.

G.M., 17(4). 1944-5,

375. SHURR, Saba, G., Skltchel frolll an architect', notebook onTunisia and Yemen. H.E.F., 40(3). 1964, pp. ]0-33.

376. YRSRAYAIID, r., Changes among the Yemenites. iJeterem. Tel Aviv,Sept. 1941, pp. 10-13.

See also nos: 189, 225, 236 238, 262, 289. 338, 565,and 660.

(v) GENEIW. EC(l{OHIC CONDITlOllS

Articlea:

311. AIi1AD, A., Fi~%Wenn und iIIVeataent in Y_en Oloient (BalIIburg) ,7(6), 1966, pp. 187-190.

)7 8. ANON. Conjoncture R&publique Arabe du Y_In (Sana'a). A.nn&.1973-1974. L'Eoonomi. das Pays ArabBa (Beirut), 206 (18).1975, pp. ))-41.

319. ., North Yemen; biS foreign investment needed. H.E.R.D.,- 17 (20), Hay 1973, pp. 555-551.

380.

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Les objectifs prioritairesTJ'omJaU;:: d'Ouh-e¥l' (Paris)

de developpernent. IndustT'iSB at259 (23), June 1975, pp. 471-474.

381

'"

The YalU!tl Arab Republic. Afr'c-Asian Ecenarri~ R(1IJia,>(Cairo), 11>4/165 (15) May/June 1973, pp. 26-33.

, Y~en Arsb Republic Economic Report, AT'ab Eoonomi8t~

79(7), Aug. 1975, pp, 62-66,

383. --" Yemen Arab Republic. A M.E.E.O.16 (49), Dec, 1972 pp. 1-15.

Special Report.

384 -" Ye.en Arab Republic a peninsula nation vithvith -.pIe population. 1 ~.P. SUrvey, 9, Hay

no oil, but1975. pp. 142-144

385. _ •• Le Yimen prepare son "detollage" fconomique.CO'fl'r'lel'Ci! du Levant (Beirut), 149, Feb. 1973, pp. 40-43.

,.. _., The Yemeni econ~y

Egypt, 15(4) 1962Ee<munic ftl!letin, National Bank of

pp. 224-230.

387 BAn.Kt, John, H.• The T_ns IIl1d (lean. Not to be neglectfd.Canada C~e~oe (OttaV2) 139 (10), 1975, pp. 28-34.

388. CRESSEY. George, B. Land use in Yemen. A.A.A.G•• 48(3), 1958.pp. 257-258.

'" ORAl, Omar. Improvement of animal production in Yemen.de Z'In8ti~ dk ryesert d'Egypte. 6(2), 1956, pp.

BuZZ.79-110.

390, ECONOMIST INrELLIGDlCE UNIT., Tbe Arabian Peninsula : s.,.ikhdClllls-.,d Republics 'CIoar'ur!u / AOV'"..La! .'?evie..:).

391. FERRARA. Robuca, LeLevante, 1 (2)

Rdazioni1953. pp.

economiche23-31.

fra Italie. e Yemen.

392. LAMBARDI. Nello,ecoJlOlllicbe

Division llIIIlIinistrative del Y=en. Can notiziee d.mograficbe a.M., 27 (7-9) 1947, pp. 143-162.

393. ____",,;;;. Yemen agricoltura e pastorizia, drutt_entodel resoo animal•• vegetal., denominazioni arabe locali.Rwi8ta di Agr-::oottura Subtropicate If TJ'op-iea.te, U (1-3),1950, pp. 24-46.

394. HILHO, Sean, North Yemen facet dilellDllll over migrant labour.H.E.E.D .• 20(11), Harch 197&, pp. 5-&.

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395. PIETRAVALLE:, Paolo, L'eeonolllia ed lavod pubblici nt!l Yemen d'oISi.O.M' J 32 (7-8), 1952, pp. 165-189.

396. RAFFANEAU, C., L'equipment du Yemen. IndusmflB /It Tr-/7V(lIad'OUt~~~, 77. April 1960, pp. 273-279.

397. ROSSI, Ettore. Kate su11' i~~ig2zione, l'as~icoltur2 e II. atagionint!l Yemen. a.M., 33 (8-9), 1953, pp. )49-361.

398. TAWIL, A., Yemen Arab Republic. 0pl.n door policy attrseta invntment.A1'ab ECOl1cmist, 64(6), Hay 1974. pp. 40-47.

See also nos: 26, 103, 289.

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SECTION lY

The peoples' Democratic Republic Of Yemen

(i) ARCHAEOLOGY AND EARLY HISTORY

Books :

399. BOWEN, Richard Ie Baroo Jr. l ALBlUCItI, Funk P. AJochaBol.ogic:a"Ldi8CJ17l}~s ';11 SOuth Al'"abia. BIllti.:)):,e, JOM Hopkins,1958, 315pp.

400. CATON-THOMPSON. G., The tombs and Moon-Temple of ~idha(Hadzot7'1aut). London, O. U. P. for Society of Ant iquar ies.1944, 191pp.

Ifearopol.is. Objec1;sBaitilllore, JOM

CIZVELU1D, Ray L., A1I APICi~nt South Arabianfrom the seoond ~gn in the :i'inta:Hopkins. 1965, 188pp.

402. HAMDANI, aI-Hasan ibn AhDad al- (cslled ibn al-Ha'ik), TheAntiquitie8 of South Arabia. London, Milford l PrincetonUniversity Oriental Texts, Vol. 3, D.U.P., 1938, 119pp.(1:rans. Nabib Alain Fari.)

401.

403. HARDING, G. Lankuter, Archaeology i1l the Ad2n Protectorate.London, H.M.S.O., 1964, 61pp + 56 plates.

404. NORRIS, H.T. 1\ PENLEY, F.W., An (U'ch(1Bological. and historicalBUl"Wy of th_ Aden Tanks. Aden, Covt. Printer, 1955.

405. SEBJEA.~, R.B., SOuth Arabian RUnt. London, Lu~ac, 1976, 143pp.

'06. WISSMAll, H. von.,SudarabielUl.InBt., 1968,

Zwo Archliologi_ lind antikiPI Geographi"htanbul, Nederlands llittorisch - archlleologisch

1l0pp.

Articles

407. ALBlUGHr, lJ.F., The chronology of ancient Sou1:h Arabia in 1:helilh1: of the first c~paign of excavation at Qa1:aban.Butt. of the Arlerican School. of Orimt4l RellJarch, 119,Oct. 1950, pp. 5-15.

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1,,08. ANON, Ancient Hadhulll.llut, ~$hll'l w,,'!'1.d~ 29, 1939, pp. 209­210.

1,,09. ,Some books on enly AIabi6n archaeology a.nd Epigraphy.Bun. of the AJoIe1>ican SclwoZ of DM:tmtaZ PesaaJ:Och. 176,1961", pp. 46-51.

410. BEEK, Gus W.Arabb.

van-, Frankincense and lIlyrrh ill ancient SouthJ. A~ri~ DM:~eal Soc.• 78(3), 1958, pp. 141-151.

411.

412.

413.

___"''''",;;;--;;"".' Monuments of ~ in the liiht of South

Arabian archaeology. J. ~~~ OrientaZ Soc., 87(2),1967, pp. 11)-122.

---..;;:;roc"",,' A radio-carbon date for early South Arabia.BLlll. of thll h'lel"ioon School of Oriental Rgaearch, 143,U56, pp. 6-9.

CATON-nD{PSON, Gertrude, The evidenee of South ArabianPalaeoliths in the quastion of Pleistocene land connectionwith Africa. 3rd Pan African C<:mgr'I!S8 em PNhiBWl'l/,Livi"fstor~, 1955, (pub. London 1957, Co.-unication 55,pp. 380-384.

----c"''''==,=o'''-o--,-' Geology and archaeoloay of H.adhralalt,southwelt Arabia: preliminary notes on Lotd Wakefield'sexpedition. Na'tla'e, 142, No. 3586, pp. 139-142.

415. ---,."""".-0-,0" The lIadhrPlll!Jt and its palt.26(1), 1939, pp. 79-92.

R.C.A.J.,

416.

417.

--...,"'::c,"'''''''''''''';;-,;' Some plleoliths frOID SO\lth Arabia.Proc. P1'eJlilltoI'ic SO,rigty, 19(2),1953, pp. 189-218.

A temple in the Hadftr...ut.AsUt, 39(5), 1939, pp. 294-299.

418, CATON-TlIJMAS, G. .. GARDtlER,mall in the Hadhramaut.

F.W., eliaate, irrigation and earl,G.J.~ 93(1), 1939, pp. 18-38.

419. DUNCAN, JQes, Routes in southern Arabia. Antiquity, 13, 1939,pp. 361-365.

1020. DUNCANSON, O.K:. , Two Spanish captives l.n South Arabia, 1589-96.P..C.A.J., 35, 1948, pp. 278-281.

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421. RAIKES. S.!., On an ancient inscription found at Aden.JOU7"71al ,{ Proc. af the Asiatic Society of Stmgal.Calcutta. 11, 1842, pp. 958-959.

422 HAMILTON, I.A.8.,Protectorate

Archaeological Sites in the Ve$ternOJ 101 (3) 1943 pp. 110-117

Aden

423. HONEYMAN. A.M., Epigraphic South Arabian Antiquities.J. Nea:r East6l'"l'! Studies, 2l{l) 1962, pp. 3S-43

424. 1IJURANl. George. Did Roean caa.ercia1 cOlllpetition I1,IinSouth A:tabia? J. !{ear Ea.a~e1'Pt Studie8~ 11(1,), 1952,pp. 291-295.

425. KAMMERER. A., Le plus ancien voyage d'un occidental enHlldhramant (1590), Ie Plre PeTO Paez de la Compagniede Jhus. BIolll. dIl l.a Sot:"~eUJ Royal.4l de GeogNZphied'Egrjpte, 18, 1932-34 pp. 143-167

426. LANE, Arthur & SERJEANT, R.B., Pottery and glalls fragmentsfrom the Aden littoral. R.C.A.,;., 2, Oct. 1948,pp. lOS-133; 10, Oct, 1963, pp. 15<r162.

427 SERJEANT, R.8. A note On rock draving5 from Wadi Hirjab,repcrtted by C.F. Walford Esq. B.S.O.A.S., 25, 1962,pp. 1:'9.

428. SILVA, J.B. da, Sollllt Chinese porcelain found in SouthArabi. Orienta! A~t~ 14(1) 1968, pp. 41-45.

See Also nos 50, 61 71

(ii) GENERAL, HISTORICAL to TRAVEL 1o.I:JRKS OF THE NINETEENTH &

TWENTIETH CENlURIES.

429. APELT, FritzStudis.

Aden. eins KoZonialgeographische und Y.c!onialpoUti8cheGroasenheim, Weigel, 1929, 128pp.

430. BAI.SAN, F1:.ncoia. L'Arabie Tl1comru,e. Pari., Amiot-D~nt,

19511, 192pp.

431.--""19"5'1'."64",O,C-.'

Jira17ie du Sud. pt1lf1i du vide. l'aris, Nathan,

432.

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BElLHAVEN, Lore! (HAMnroN, R.A.B.) The KingdOl'l of MeZchimo.Adv~nt~ in SOuth ~st Arabia. London, Murray, 1949,2Upp.

433.

Muruy, 1955. 335pp., Tlul {Meven Road. London,

434. BENT, Theodore & Mr •. Theodore, 5outr~~ APabia. London,S1aith & Elder, 1900. 455pp.

435. BERG, L.W.C. van den- • Le HadJrrG1'laut et tea Cotoniea ArabeBdarta t'Archipet Indien. Batavia, Govt. Printer. 1886, 292pp.(r epr. West!!lud (Hant s. ), Gr egg, 1969).

436. BURY, G. Wyman. Report on journies to Ansab andTIOl'theast of Aden in the IJ6stel'l1 Hadloamaut.1901.

Blrihan.Simla (n.p.),

443.

445.

437. EPPSTEIN, John, Aden. London, British Soc. for InternationalUnderstanding, 1952, 2lpp.

438. EXUPERE, R.P.. Adom et Ie Gotfe d'Aden. Tours, 1871.

439. FOSTER, Donald. Landscape with ths Arabs. Tl'ave1.8 in Aden andSOuth Al"abia. Brighton. Clifton Book., 1969, 2l6pp.

440. GAVIN, It.J., Aden 1.8J9-1.967. London, Hurst, 1973, 472pp.

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613. CHADAREvlA1l, T•• Peoples' Republic of Southern (DeIIIOcr.tic) Yemen:est.bli.~ent of a Socialiat regime in • d.coloni~ed

econlDy. Monthly &/we&' of Arab Econo'li••• 2 (14), 1970.pp. 39-54.

614 CRA.'1G, kicg-Yuh. The United N.tions .nd decoloniAtion, thecase of South YelIIen. Int&!'!1ati.:r.al Ol"ganiaation. 26,1972, pp. 37-61.

615. CONDE, Bruce, The Federation of Arab Emirate. of the South.M.E.F.• October 1959, pp.

616. CUMMING-sauCE, A.P.,49 (3-4), 1962,

Tha elIIergenee of Aden .ince 1956. R.C.A.J.pp. 307-316.

617. DAOUD, Mahmood, A., Political geography of Aden and Protector.t••Iraqi Gsographieal Jou~al. I, 1962, pp. 1-14.

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618, OOE, 0.8., Die 9tadt Aden in dec &e$chichte IIUdarahiens&cstan, 2, 1964, pp. 7-9.

619. DOUGLAS-HOME, eharlu, A mistaken policy in Aden; the CaBefor union with the Yemen. Rt:Jw1d Tab'Le, 229, 1968, pp. 21-27.

620. GEHRKE, Ulrich, SUdarabien, SUdacabische Fijdaration oder SUd­J..,en? OriRnt (Hamburg) 8(1),1961, pp. 12-9, 45-55

8(3), 1967, pp. 80-918(4). 1967, pp. 119-133.

621. GIL 8ntUME'lA, R., Adlm funde y conceDtra todoll lOll probl_adea Oriente. Medio. Reviata de PolitiCl2 Internacional. 91,1967, pp. lOS-Ill .

.5 22. ___",;;::~;;;;~., 1.0 interno y

Arabe del Yemen del Sur95, 1968, pp. 95-103.

10 I!lltecnoReviBta de

en e1 nuevo EstadoPotitiea Il'Iterna~iOl'lal,

62). GRULL, J., Sudj slim. Mitt.ilungrm de.,. 08tl!'l"1'lli~hiBehl11'l

Geographiachen Gesellschaft. 110 (2-3), 1968, pp. 328-329.

624. CVOZOEV, Y., DeIlIOcratic Yemen forgu ahead. I"ternati01alAffairs (Moscow) 10 (74) pp. 120-135.

625 HAR.l.IGAN, Ant hony ,47 (10), 1967

Aden-Scratesic crossroads.pp. 42-47.

626. fl)1J)EN, David, P_ceNet.I Middl. East,

or Southern Arabia's Hundred50, Nov. 1972, pp. 31-33.

Years War?

627. JABALLE, J., Nsinance d'un i!tat srabe; la Rapu.bli que Populairede Sud-Yeman. CaMel'S de l'Ori8?1t COl'Itsmporaine, 69, 1968,pp. 5-7.

628. JANSEN, G.B., Thl problems of South-west ArabiB. J.brZd TodalI,19 (8), 1963, pp. 337-343.

629. kIlJIER, Peter, Idtain, the U.N. and South Arabia. /lbrld TodatJ.1966.

630.

631.

- --;;....----.1965.

--;,;0'<:''',----.

The future of South Arabia,

South Arabian independence

632. KING, Gillian,1962, pp.

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The problem of Aden.498-503.

fobloZd 'i.'oday~ 18 (12),

633 LEE, C., Soviet and Chin~ge interest in Southern Arabia.Miz.an, 13(1), 1971, pp. 35-41.

634. LEID£U{AIIl., Adolf,Geographische

Die Britischen Protektorate in sUdarabien.RWtdsahau., 18 (2), 1966, pp. 41-52.

635. KARAYATI, Abid A. al-, United Nation. and the problerl ofAden. India Quarterly 22 (3). 1966, pp. 251-218.

636. KELAMID, Alexander, South Yemen, FOCLIS, 18(5), 1968,pp. 1-6.

637. HICRAlJD, Roland,CcmnaisSCl7lC1!

Aden, point du depart dee reves arabiques.du Mande. 66, 1964, pp. 20-28.

638. MONROE, Elizabeth, Kuvayt and Adenpolicies. N.f: ../., 18(1), 1964,

a contrast in BritiShpp_ 63-711.

639. PFETSCH, Frank, 11.., Die Demokratieche Volksrepublik Jemen;ihre Entvicklung nit unabl\ll.ngigktit, 1967. VierteZjar~

esberichte~ 43, 1911, pp. 51-65.

&40. QURESHI, Khalida, Recent developments in Southern Arabia.fukistan HOl'illO>1, 16, 1963, pp. 154-166.

641. RONDOT. Pierre, crt,,, aigUe en Arabie du Sud. RlMle thDefenae Nationale. 23 June 1967, pp, 1044-1055.

642. ROUCEK, Joseph, S., Britain's retreat ftOll! Aden and ea.t ofSuer.. n Politico. 33 (2) June 19&8, pp. 413-&50.

&&3. ROULEAU, Eric, A hard, friendl.ss road to Soeia1i~ - thePeoples' Democratic Republic: of Yemen. ManchesterGuardia71 IJeBktll. 106 (25) June 1972, pp, 14-15.

6&&. , South-YlIl!Ilen - hitched to • red st.r. Manchester'Gual'dian l.leeJcly, June 1972.

64 S. sguEANr. R. B.• The twopresent attitude.

Yemeu!! historical perspective.Asian Affair8, 60(1), 1913, pp.

~,

3-16.

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646. SYLVESTER, Anthony, South (Democratic Yemen) , the revolutiontightens its' grip. Nelli MiddZe East, 28 Jan. 1971, pp. 32-35.

647. TOMICHE, Nada, Lea conflits internationaux : Aden.F1'an~aise de Scie.nce Politique, 18 (2), April,pp. 356-363.

R~"

1968,

648. VIENNOT, Jean-Pierre,l'Independence.

Aden,Orient

de 1« 1utte pour(Paris), 43-44,

1a liberation a1967, pp. 11-48.

649.

650.

----:<ri":"-;:,.;.,-IT;;-' DocUIllents sur Ie revolution sUd-yemeniteet la guliri11a du Dhofar, traduita de l'arabe. O:rirmt(paria), 51-52, 1969, pp_ 113-154.

--.~~~r.~.~.'L'experience revolutionnaire du Bud-Yemen.Magki"eb. 59, Sept./oct. 1973, Pl'. 71-80.

651. WATT, D.C., Labour relations snd trade unionism in Aden, 1952­1960. M.E.J•• 16(4), 1962, pp. 443-456.

See also nos: 440(iv) PEOPLE, SOCIETY & CULTURE.

Booka:

652. MAKTARI, A.M.A., Water Rights and It"rigation Practises in LaheJ·.A t;twl1/ of the applicat;itm of custanary and ShaPi raJ, tawin Southl.leet Arabia. Cambridge, C.ll.P., 1971, 202pp.

Articles:

653 _ ANON., What happened in Aden. JMah Frontier (New York),15 (2), 1948, pp. 8-10.

654. ASHKENAZI, Touvia., A KetubahJ Msh Quarterly Review,

of the Jews of the Hadhramaut.38, 1947, pp. 93-96.

655. BENTWICH, NorlllB.n, Jewish cOlIIIIlunity in Aden and the riots ofDecember. Jewish Mon.-tilly, 2(l}. April 1948, pp. 7-11.

656. Jewish el<odus from Yelllen and Aden.1950, pp. 345-350.

Contempol'ary

657. DOSTAL, W., Some remarkli concerning the Batahira, a social inferiortribe in Southern Arabia. Arch. f~ VoZkel'Unde, 15, 1960,pp. 7-9.

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658. FERRIE:RES-SAUVEOOEUF. Louia r., Racial tYl'I:S frOll! South Ar.bia.Op~n Co~t (Chic'go), 50, J.n. 1936, pp. )3-)4.

659. FIELD, BeDry, Racial types frc. South Ar.bia. Open COW't(Chicago), 50, J.n. 1936, pp. 33-34.

660. GHANEM, 18.am, Soci.l life in the Yemen. and the role of trib.llsv. M.8. Int~ional, 18, Dec. 1972, pp. 11-13.

661. GOODALL, D., The tribes of Aden PTotector.te.Geog1'a(Jhical Magr:z::itIB, 59(2), 1943, pp.

Scottis"59-63.

662. GREENSLADE, W.G., Origin of Chri.tianity in South Ar.bi•• H.W.,21 (2), 1931, pp. 177-184.

663. HAMILTON, R.I..!!., A greeting ceremony in the Aden PTnteetor.te.Man, 42, July/Aug. 1942, pp. 88-90.

664 , The soci.l org.ni:r.ation of the tribe.. of AdenPTotectorate. R.C.A.J., 30(2).1943, pp. 142-157;JO(J-4), 1943. pp. 267-274.

665. INGRAMS, W.N., RouBe building in the Hadhramaut. G.J., 85 (4),1935, pp. 37Q-372.

666. , Life in ancient liadhUlDaut. Antiquity, 19 (76),1945, pp. 187-191.

6&7. JEFFREY, Arthur, Christi.nity 1n South Arabia. M.W., ]6 (3).1946, pp. 193-216.

668. LANCASTER. Osbert, The culture of the Hadhr_ut and the spreadof Europe.n b.rbarism. ArchiuctUl"aZ RMfnl, 80, Sept.1936, pp. 95-100.

669. HYERS, O.H., Little Men folklore • .!lin. a. l'Il'I8tit Fra7lcaisd'Arch. Orienta~. 44, 1~7

670. PHIL!Y, H. St, J.8 .• Non-Arab tribu in SOuth Ar.bi•• NeaJ' East&: I'Ildia, 35, Jan. 1929, p.55, June 1929, pp. 750-751.

671. PIlE, lluthven, Land.nd peoplu of thl! Badbr...ut. AdenProtectorate. Geographical R6!Ji.fnl, 30 (4), 1940, pp. 627-648.

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672. SANGER, Richard, M., Ancient sky-scrapers of Yemen. N.G.M.~

92, Nov. 1947, pp. 645-668.

673. SCO'IT, Hush, The people. of souttr-vest Arabia. R.C.A.J ••28, 1941, pp. 140-145,

674 SERJEANT, R.B., Build ina and buildu5 In I\.adhumaut. Musecm,2 (]-4), 1949, pp. 275-284.

67 5 . ______ , The dhows of Aden C.M., 14 (6), 1943, pp. 296-301.

'" ---T-:-;"'''_' Iinship tCl'1llS in Wadi Radhramaut. Oer Orumt ina;r Porachung. r_atechift fUr O. Spi.e. 1967, pp. 626-633.

67' --CAr..".,>ropo;;;;;;;._;The Ma'n, 'Gyp!de. of tha West Aden Prot"ctorate".56 (5-6). 1961, pp. 481-506.

678 • Recent marriagenotes on marriage customs

legislation from al-Mukalla withBSOAS., 25, 1962, pp. 472-496.

679. STARK, Freya, People of the Badhramaut. G.H., 8(2), 1936,pp. 87-96.

680. STURLEll-RAnU.EJCERS, K. de.HadhrBJIIB.ut.

Town. and architecture of the40 (]-4), 1953, pp. 241-248.

681. THESIG!R, w., Wolveswatllrin8 place.

of the desert; the Sa'ar tribe at theG.M•• 21, 1949, pp. 394-400.

682. TROKAS, Betr_, Aa:lng SOllIe unlmovD. tribes of South Arabia.Man. 59, J8Il./Juna 1929, pp. 97-111.

683. Seae anthropological observations on SouthArabians. MQTI, 31, 1931, pp. 229 (note p.219)

notes on theU71itleJOsitl{

TUFNELL, Olga, These were the potters ...•.craft of Southern Arabie. Ann. of L_edsOriental SOc.~ 2, 1961, pp. 26-36.

685, WEISS, Louise, Sociololit d'Men. RI!l1UR dIJ. Tl'mlaz.u:: tiMl.'A~ des Sci.moes Moral41's et Politiqu2s. 119 (1),ser. 4, 1966, pp. 177-194.

684.

See also nos: 444,447,449, 4nd 565.

•

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(v) GENERAL EOONOMIC COh1lITIONS

Book. :

686. GREENWOOD, J.E.G.W.,. BLEACXUY. D., Repurt on E:C07lDIricHi>Wl'QIResO".lr~s of Ade11 ProtectOl"ate. London, Oveuea.Geological Surveys, 1962, SOpp.

687. L'OF'FlCE ARABE, Etude sur l'Indust7'ie en l'eptbliqus PopulairBau Sud-Yenen. Damascus, l'Office Arabe de Pres.e et deDocUlllentation, (9691), 39pp.

688. STEWART. Herbert, The Abyan Develop~r,t Sch_~ Aden. Csiro,British Middh Ea.t Office, 1950, 23pp.

Articles:

689. ANTHONY, K.R.M., Cotton production in Aden Protector.te, Emp.Cotton GrowBl'S' Rev., 34, 1957, Pl" 1-5.

690. ANTHONY, K.R.M" KHALtD, A.H. II OGBORN, J,E.A.,crop production in the Wadi Radhrsmaut.Agriculture., 31, 1963. Pl'. 167-174.

ractor. affectingDIrp. J. e::p.

691. tUn'R:lNY, K.R.M., OGBORN, J.E.A. 1\ PROCTOR, J.R., Factor. affectingcotton yield in th. Aden Protectorate. ~. Cot~

G~~rB' Rev., 38, 1961, Pl" 161-111.

692, ANON., The Abyan Scb_e. P.O.A.A •• 1953/4, Pl" 29-31; 1957/8.Pl" 39-42.

693. -", The Abyan Schl!llle in the Aden Protector.te.7(3), 1955, Pl" lOS-lOB.

694.

695.

-",

-",

Democratic Yemen's economy i. still slipping.15(50).1971. Pl" 1619-1421.

The economy of South Yemen afcer independence.E:conorriat. 49, Feb. 1973, Pl" 1-22 (suppl).

M.E:.E:.D.~

Arab

696. -", Fi.hing in the Colony of Aden. P.D.A.A., 1952/3, Pl'. 24-26.

697. -", People's Democratic Republic of Yemen.64(6), Hay 1974, Pl" 48-54.

Al'ao Economist,

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698. _., Soutt Yemen's Development Plan. M.E.E.D., 15(27), July1971, pp. 737-753.

699, _0' SOuthern Yemeni hopes still based on aidJuly 1970. pp. 869-870, 890.

M,E.E.D" 14 (30),

700 ARAOUDAKI, H, Yahia, La p1anification et Ie planSud-Yemen. we Eet:mI:JIf'ri.•• <he Faye Ambe.,pp. 320--343,

tr ienna1 du14, Nov. 1971,

701. BRA-IKE, Bernatd, Abyen is Aden's "Get-ira"1955, pp, 429-432.

fiel,; COIJFO:mwea'l.th. 29(9).

702 ecONOMIST IN'I'ELUGENCE UNIT, The ~abian Peninsula : Slaikhdomsend Republica. (Ororterly / Ar.nual. ReoieLJs).

703 HAYTHAM, Huhe_ad. LandlIarrtst Heui.u.

reforms in SOuthern Ye-en.15{2}, 1972. pp. 91-94.

704. HAWI..E.Y. S.B., Fertilinr trials on cotton end other crops 1.nSOuth .vabia. Cottoi'! Gl"Ol.IeJ'S Ret>teLJ, 44(4). 1967. pp.257-264.

70S. McKERRON, K., The Abysn irrigation scheme. Adan Protectorate.Tropical Agricu'l.ture. 31(3). 1954. pp. 199-204.

706. MEIAKID, A1uander, Economic Changn in Ymen. Aden and Dhofar.H.E. Affaire, S. March 1954. pp. 88-91.

707 Htu«>. Sun, South Yemen strives fO'[" economic independence.H.E.E.D., 19(39). Sept. 1975, pp. 5-6. 11.

708. HOSELEY. P .• Exploration for lISter in the Aden Protectorate.Royal. Engineers' Journal., 80(2), 1966, pp. 124-142.

709. SERJEANT, R.B., SOlna irrigation systems in the Hadhrl1lDaut.B.S.O.A.s., 27(1), 1964, pp. ]]-76.

710 SHAPLAND. P.C.• LITTLE.of South Arabispp. 240-244.

J. S•• Well drillina in the Pedu-ationRoyal. Engineers' JOW'1ll2l.. 81 (3). 1967,

711. "'LA, Michael, Peop1,'s Democratic Republic of Y~en : eneconomic survey. Arab MOrZa. 18 (]-4), 1972, pp. J-9.

See also nos: 26, 446. 447, 449 and 652

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ApPENDIX

Thill Il!ctiOIl contains an indication of the range ofgovernment, ,emi-official and United Nations .gencie.publications. Althaugn tne.e publication, ar. not normallyavailabl, except in 'uch institutions as the Middle Ea.tCentra at Durham, it ~5 felt that their inclusion wouldcompen.au fnr the lack of secondary material avaihble.

(a) YEMEN ARAB REPUBLIC

BORNSTEIN, Annika, Some observation. on Yetllen Food Habits.F.A.O. NUtriti~ Ne~al~tter. Vol. 10 (3), July/Sept.1972, pp. 1-9.

CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATlON, The YemBn. London, CentralOffice of Information, 1958, lipp.

CENTRAL PL.u.'NING ORGANUATION,Census. February If'?S.1975, 19pp.

The HOusing and Pbputati~

Yemen Arab Republic, C.P.O.,

----;;;;;;;;,,;;;;.--"""""''''"r.' Tr.e National Accounts of the1"fl7I!eI1 Arab Republic t969-l973. Yemen Arab Republic,CPO/UNECWA, Beirut, lOlpp.

----0:::===-,-"''"''''';,:''"' T"'''' Tn:Ne 1"ear's ~Zotll'llf7ltP7-0gl'aT7fWJ 197J7is7f 1975/l976. Yemen Arab Republic,C.p.a., 167pp.

F.A.O., Ad Ebc ConsuHatiOl'l to RilW'~Al UNDP/FAO Land and l.\rt8,.Use Projects in tr.ll l.'ear East. Rome, F.A.O., May1969, 125pp.

___., The Arab Republil! ofand its Development.

YemenRome,

: the Livestock IndustryF .A.O., 1960, 99pp.

___., Repo,.t W the Govermowmt of the .Yel"leoJ Arab Republic01'1 Affor'eetauOI'I and Quick.-grt::RMg 1'f'ee .'.pflciBs.(T.E. 8ellldlk) Rollle, F.A.O./U.N.D.P., 1974, 47pp.

___., Rilport tc the Govel"'tl"lElnt of the Yemlal1 Afoab R~blic 011

Deu7't: Loa.I8t Control. (A.A. Badran), Rcae, F.A.O./U.N. D.P .• 1969, IOpp.

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__ " Report to tJ:e Gove1"r'~"lInt of the Yel!lim A.rab Republ.ic onMinor I~igation, (~.R. Narayanan) Rome. F.A,O./U.N.D.P.,1970. 37pp.

___.• Report tc t".s Gove:/"l'VlWnt of Ye>'Jer. on Coffee Productiol'l.(P.G. Sylvain>. Ro:nB, F .A.O.• 1955, 15pp.

___., Report of tne S}:leciat Recormaissance Survey Mission tothe Southern Ti~ of Saudi Arabia and the Tihama ofYemen. D'J/:ertber 1964 - February 1965. (H.H. Heani)Ro.e, F.A.O" 1965, 29pp + m.ps.

___•• Report o;f t".s ~tri<:2l .'1'ecor.naissance Survey Mission CDthe Southern Tiharna of Saudi Arabia mu:f t1w Tihana ofYemen, Deoember 1965 - April t966. (A. Rashid).Rome. F.A.O., 1966, 3Opp,

___.• Report of the Special Reom:na:issCUlce Survey NiuUm tethe 5:JutnB!"l'l 1'i~ of Saudi Arabi<z and the 7'ihara ofYemen. January - ~fay 1967. (M.F Lehet.), Rome, •.A.O.,1967, 25pp,

SOClQlAT, J. A. '" SINCLAIR. C.A., AB8e881l1l1r.t of HantJOlJeJ' Dew z.op.r.entcmd Fol.iey ProgrCFF'¥ SuggeBtionB for tke 1"e".1'1 Arab Republic.1975. Report to the ILO/UNDP and the Government of theYemen Ar.b Republic, S.na'a, Yemen Arab Republic. ILO/UNDP.1976, 356pp.

An Estimate of the Yel'llflt AMbRlij;iJ>tic'e Pownf;ial School l'11tJ>ante 1965-l985 andLJOrk-fol'Cfl in I.975. 1980 mu:f 1985. (Working P.per, YemenManpower Aesea8ment Project.) Sana' •• Yemen Arab Republic.ILO/UNDP, 1975, 13pp.

----.="''''-:::-::'''-0;''''''''-' An Esti.Mate of Y6"W7l'S TotalfuputGtion ana 1lb1'~1ln"8 A1J7oood in 1975. Working Papsr,'Yellen M.npower Asses8lllent Project) Sana's, 'Yemen ArabRepublic, ILO/UNDP, 1975, 3lpp.

U.N.D.P., The Constitution of the Yemen Arab Republic, InformationPaper No. 10). Sana'a. U.N.D.P., 1971. 16pil·

____., Bil.ateJoal and "!Ultilateral aid in tr.e IUJQftornC cUwBl.ap>wl'ltof t1w Yel'll!'n Arab Republio lJith p:zrtiCl.C'Lar reference toU,N. Special Fl#ld pl'O,iectB in agricultural devel.op7l."t.(Information Paper No.9), Sana'., U.N.D.P., 1971. 204pp.

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____.~ rite First tluoee 17!O>ltns of tl:e Mul/;"~nati,mal. VollOlteeraTeom in tM Yemen Al"ab RepubZi(!. (InfO'l."l!lation PaperNo. 11), Sana'., U.N.D.P., 19;'1, 13pp.

____., HousUlg in Sana'a. (Information Paper No. 12.),S~a'., U.N.D.P. 1971, 22pp.

____., Report 01'1 Agriculture il1 the Yemen. (InformationPaper No, 9), Sana'a, D.N.D.P., 1971.

___'" Report 01'1 tn. Food &rer>gency il1 the fP'0l Al"atRrJpublic. (Infot'1llation Paper No.5), Sana'a, D.N.D.P.,1970.

____,., Report on -the Food Situation il1 the Yemen Arab Rept<bZic.(Informarion Paper No.2), Sana'a, U.N.D.P., Mareh 1970.

___., Rflport OJ'! tn. Food S·~tuatiOl'l in the Ie"'tm Arab Republic.(lnfo..a(ion Paper No.4), Ssna's, U.N.D.P., Hay 1970.

___., Report on 1"ldu8tl'iB8 i'l the Yemen Arab Republic.(Information Papar No. 16), Sana's, U.N.D.P., 1971, 16pp.

____., Report 011 Numr.i01'l, BeaUh Standa1'd.s atd !tJr1I6 Eccmc;roricain t1:e y~ fuoa/l Republic. (Infot'1llation Paper No.6)Sana'a, U.N.D.P., 1970, 46pp.

____., Report 01'1 Planning. BuiZdir.g and Related Fielda il1 theMunicipality o.#' Sana'a. (Information Paper No. 7)Sana'a, V.N.D.P. 1970, IIpp.

___'" Report 01'1 the statulJ of the U.N.D.P. and ita' ~.ciali.ll8d

Agencies Progr'/Jlmlea in the Yemen Arab RrJpubZic.(Information Paper No. 15) Sana'a, U.N.D.P., 1971, 50pp.

____,., statiatioaZ rem-book 19?OI71.~ Vol. I. (Infon:uationPaper No.8), Sanlt'a, V.N.D.P., 1970, 25pp.

____., The U.N.D.P. Nutrition Project.No. 14). Sana'., U.N.P.P., 1971,

U.N. E. S.D. 8., Ecoou:nic 5tl-.lctwoe> Foreignof the lrJ"llm AJoab Repu.blic ir. th.8eirut, U.N.£.5.0.8., 1973, 56pp.

(Information PaperUpp.

Tr-ade ani CapitQ.l Needs5Ilcond D8VStop..el'lt DeoaM.

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(b) PEOPLES' DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF YEMEN

ADEN, Colony,J,.:lfm,

Rl1p(7l't o{ the Qat CoT7'liBsior: of Inquiry.Covt. Printer, 1958, 23pp.

ADEN, Federation, Annual Report 1964-1955. Aden, Min. ofGuidance and Information, 1965, 165pp.

_' Faderati_, COI".8titutionaZ proposals foro South Aroabia,1966~ Vl'/!:'!"u-.P.d lJ.'~ $.':'" ~~t'?'" P.-owa 17<.~ fri.1' Cma-ai1'lf1 'De1.1..AO.eo.>:l, 1:"",£. J>;d.~u, 195J, 18?pp.

-' Federation, SUlmlary of recororoondations.Printer, 1966, 80pp.

Aden, Govt.

-'

-'

federation, A Ht:rtuJbook of the Federati..cm and PrOUcUn-at4r8of South Arabia pr~Cl'fkl iT! a=ol'dance I.'it;; Article7J(e) of tr.£ lhtited NatiornJ Chartel'. Aden, Gavt. Printer,(19631), 187pp.

Federation, ProogrS88 and Prosperity in the Federauem ofSouth Azoabia. Aden, Covt. Printer, 1961, 16pp.

-' federation, InfoI'ffll1.1 can.atitutiOl1al- talY.8. Aden. August1961 - Nay 1962 : agNemetlt8 beb.leer. the NVzistQ"s ofthe~ COJDIci1 of t;'e Federation of Sout1: .u-abiaCII'Id the Mini-stel' of "the Executive COWIe'll of AdBl'l. andAnnexes to t;'.8 Agreement. Aden, 1962, 297pp.

F.A.O .• The Deve~t of Animal HUsbandry and Production il'l thePeoples' Republic of South Jerwn. Hollie F.A.O., 1968, 32pp.

___., Til. Fa1'ation a«i Pl'ot4C'tCI'ates of SOI<,th ArabiaAl'lilllaI. Husbandry, Pl'oductior: and Health. a COWltroy Study,Z965. Rome, F.Il.O., 1965, 10pp.

___'" Rep0l't to the Fed£1"atian of South Al'abia 01'\ Poul-troyProductiOl1. (J.A. Tupman), Rome, F.A.O., 1965, lOpp.

___., Repal t to tr.£ GotI8'l"PIl'WI'It of hi~ 011 tha C't'aJ,fish P'esOJJr()flS

of Eastflm AdBl'l PJoot4ctervte. (R.W. George), Roae, F.A.O.,1963. 2lpp.

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___'" RflPCrt to the GOWl"J".l'lmt of Aden on ReCO"7Wl'ldati.onsConceJ'Pli"9 the Organization of a ~ll.-D7'illing

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