Arab Barometer: What Algerian Citizens Think
As a country that survived the Arab uprisings of 2011, this year’s protests in Algeria caught most...
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Category: Articles
What a Seventeenth-Century Peer Teaching Evaluation from the Muslim World Has to Say about Teaching Today
In the wake of the recent college admissions scandal, educators have been discussing teaching and...
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Religious Difference, Hole-ier Than You Might Think! Angie Heo’s “The Political Lives of Saints” Reviewed
What happens when God appears on Earth? What does it mean and to whom? Inevitably, there is no...
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On Stanford Studies in Middle Eastern and Islamic Societies and Cultures
Many scholars of the Middle East follow, with grave concern, and some modest hope, the fate of...
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The Discursive Power of Calls for Papers: Observations of an Ottoman-Kurdish Historian
By: Nilay Özok Gündoğan In the past decade or so, a new generation of scholars has expanded the...
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