ARTICLES
The Future of Political Islam in the Middle East and North Africa under the Changing Regional Order
Introduction M. Tahir Kilavuz, roundtable organizer and PhD candidate in political science at the...
Read MoreCritical Voices in Critical Times: Peter Mayo on Gramsci, Egypt and Critical Pedagogy
This interview is part of the series “Critical Voices in Critical Times” coordinated and edited by Linda Herrera. In this interview, Peter Mayo, a professor at the University of Malta and renowned scholar on Gramsci and Freire,...
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Exporting Palestinian Education to Palestinians: Documenting Yet Another Step Forward
By: Sam Bahour “The Palestinian people today face problems of formidable proportions.” —Excerpt...
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Who Told You History is an Open Buffet? On Facts, Fiction and Absence in the Archives
By: Salma Shamel The chronoscope in Isaac Asimov’s 1956 short science-fiction novel The Dead...
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“Juridical Colonialism, International Law, and the Ottoman Response”
By: Mostafa Minawi This talk took place in November of 2017, and it was meant to...
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Limitations to Film in Pedagogy: Bar Bahar as a Case Study
By: The Tadween Editors Bar Bahar (or its English title, In Between), has been increasingly...
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Education in the Time of Virality
By: The Tadween Editors Widespread access to the internet has facilitated means of acquiring news...
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Academic Challenges
By: The Tadween Editors Thought pieces from academics making the decision to leave the academy...
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Generations of Resistance
By: Jennifer Wenzel Barbara would understand that the task of remembering her is harder without a...
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Bassam Haddad and Brian Edwards Discuss Middle East Studies and Public Scholarship
By: Status Audio Journal Hosts This conversation between Bassam Haddad of George Mason University...
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‘Lines Drawn on an Empty Map’: Iraq’s Borders and the Legend of the Artificial State (Part 2)
By: Sara Pursley [This article is the second in a two-part series on the making of Iraq`s borders....
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‘Lines Drawn on an Empty Map’: Iraq’s Borders and the Legend of the Artificial State (Part 1)
By: Sara Pursley It may be that no modern nation-state has been called “artificial” more times...
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