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Journal of the Anthropology of the Contemporary Middle East and Central Eurasia est une revue créée par Pedram Khosronejad, University of St Andrews.SommaireArticlesRepresenting spiritual and gendered space: Challenges in the audio-visual recording of Iranian Shi'a women’s ritualsIngvild FlaskerudContinuities and disruptions in Islamic education: Biographies of shogirds from TajikistanSophie RochePurkhani as a ‘healing drama’: Analysis of a healing performance among Turkmen people of IranMahnaz AlimardanianResearch notesSyria: The emerging divide between external plans and internal perspectives – Estella Carpi; The relationship between the traditional, self-governing institution of mahallah, state administration and international donors – Anna Cieslewska; Subjectivity and desire: Members of the women-only gyms in Istanbul – Sertaç Sehlikoglu; ‘Rhino Season is in exile, just like me’: An interview with Bahman Ghobadi – Suncem Koçer; In brief: current projects and publications – Bruce Grant, John McManus, Jürgen Wasim FrembgenBook reviewsPanjwani, Imranali (ed.). The Shia of Samarra: The Heritage and Politics of the Community in Iraq – Reviewed by Liyakat Takim; Sayyid, Abd al-Hakim Khalil. Mazahir al-itiqad fi al-awliya: dirasah lil-mutaqadat al-shabiyah fi Misr – Reviewed by Khalid YossefFilm reviews and essayCoffee Futures (A short documentary about a long story). Dir. Zeynep Devrim Gürsel – Reviewed by Dobrosława Wiktor-Mach; Gringolandia. Dir. Dennis Lanson – Reviewed by Dobrosława Wiktor-Mach; Songs Of A Sorrowful Man. Dirs. Lina Fruzetti, Ákos Östör &#38; Aditi Nath Sirkar – Reviewed by Michael Yorke; Tell Me When... Dirs. Steffen Köhn &#38; Paola Calvo – Reviewed by Carlo A. Cubero; The Rising Wave. Dirs. Yask Desai &#38; Shweta Kishore – Reviewed by Michael Yorke; Representations of war in Iranian cinema: fragments of an irretrievable past – Michaël Abecassis