Finding aid for the United Arab Emirates 2011 Parliamentary Election ephemera LSC.1996
Finding aid prepared by Gloria Gonzalez with assistance from Kelley Wolfe Bachli, 2013; machine-readable finding aid created
by Caroline Cubé.
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Title: United Arab Emirates 2011 Parliamentary Election ephemera
Identifier/Call Number: LSC.1996
Physical Description:
1 Linear Feet
(1 oversize flat box)
Date (inclusive): August-September 2011
Abstract: Newspaper clippings and small posters from the September 2011 United Arab Emirates Parliamentary Election. Contains approximately
163 political advertisements dated from August to September 2011, including material on several women nominees.
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Language of Material: Materials are in Arabic.
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Provenance/Source of Acquisition
Gift of David Hirsch, 2012.
[Identification of item], United Arab Emirates 2011 Parliamentary Election ephemera, Collection 1996. UCLA Library Special
Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library, University of California, Los Angeles.
UCLA Catalog Record ID:
9975418703606533
Processed by Gloria Gonzalez with assistance from Kelley Wolfe Bachli, 2013.
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On the 24th of September in 2011, a parliamentary election was held in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to elect members of
the 15th Chapter of the Federal National Council. With a voter turnout at around 28%, UAE citizens elected nineteen men and
one woman into office, and the country's leaders appointed another twenty officials.
Contains approximately 163 newspaper clippings and small posters from the September 2011 United Arab Emirates (UAE) Parliamentary
Election. The materials were collected from the UAE and relate to the candidates, including several women, that ran in the
federation's second parliamentary election.
Materials are arranged in the original order established by the donor. To expedite user access, the collection was minimally
described.
box 1
United Arab Emirates 2011 Parliamentary Election newspapers and printed ephemera August-September 2011
Language of Material: Arabic.
Items published before, during, and after the election that cover a range of candidates, including several women, in addition
to dialog and promotions surrounding the United Arab Emirates Parliamentary Election that took place in September, 2011. Includes
newspapers, flyers, campaign advertisements, and other printed discourse from the the election.