A four-day short course on 11-14 July 2022 by Professor Hamid Dabashi, Columbia University, at the Aga Khan Centre, London.
About this event
Announcements
 From Event
|
From Event
Announced by the University of Pittsburgh NOTE Singapore Time |
|
From Event
Announced by the University of Pittsburgh |
From Event
Announced by the University of Pittsburgh Glasgow Caledonian University leads the EU Horizon funded project, D.Rad: DeRadicalisation in Europe and Beyond: Detect, Resolve, Reintegrate (https://dradproject.com/). The project is delivered in 17 European and non-European sites; Austria, Bosnia, Finland, France, Germany, Georgia Hungary, Italy, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kosovo, Poland, Serbia, Slovenia, Turkey, and the United Kingdom. Prof. Umut Korkut leads the project in Glasgow, UKalong with Principal Investigators in the 16 other countries. |
|
From Event
The Association of Middle East Anthropology (AMEA) is hosting an inaugural photo contest to recognize and showcase the incredible work of our scholars. We invite all anthropologists (graduate students, junior and senior faculty, and independent scholars) whose work focuses on the Middle East and North Africa Region to submit up to three photos which best capture their work. Winners of this contest will have their photos showcased on our website (http://www.mideastanthro.com), as well as our social media pages. |
From Event
Hybrid Workshop July 25-29 |
|
From Resource
University of Chicago Center for Middle Eastern Studies has a podcast called “Ventures.” Each episode contains an interview with a person such as a scholar, musician, artist, or journalist on a topic related to the Middle East. |
From Event
Announced by the University of Pittsburgh Join us for a panel discussion on issues of mental health, trauma, and resilience in the Middle East with Devin Atallah, Keren Friedman-Peleg, and Orkideh Behrouzan. Moderated by Behdad Bozorgnia. Co-sponsored by the Penn Center for Global Health |
|
From Event
Islam has been an issue of discussion in U.S. politics. How do we talk about Islam, its place and relationship within the context of U.S. security? How does the language we use to describe Islam influence the way we imagine it? How is Islam constructed as a security issue? These and similar questions will be discussed in this event. |
From Event
ACMCU is pleased to invite you to register for this Thursday's virtual book talk: Registration: ZOOM LINK |
