Associate Professor @Rutgers_Newark | Author of Women and the Egyptian Uprising(CUP) | Researching gender politics, Egypt, MENA, social movements
And do not miss the special forum on teaching about the Palestinian-Israeli conflict in our APSA MENA Spring 2024 Newsletter. Put together by our amazing co-editor Gamze Çavdar!
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Excellent & astute analysis by @profmabon.bsky.social on voting behavior in anti-sectarian protests, Courtney Freer on the impact of electoral systems in Jordan and Kuwait, and Rafael Bustos on the role of elections in conflict transformation and peacebuilding in Algeria, Tunisia, Sudan, and Jordan
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Do not miss these excellent contributions, addressing minority participation in Iran by Mansour Abarmoo & Edward Wastnidge, Chantal Sarkis on representation in Lebanon, Ziad Alkinani on political transformations in Iraq!
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Our second symposium moves away from the conflict yet address the important issue of electoral processes MENA. Thanks to the wonderful editors @danieltavana.bsky.social & Luciano Zaccara for putting such an impressive lineup of contributors!
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Looking forward, @chouhoud.bsky.social calls to go beyond surface sympathy, urging a nuanced view of US public opinion. Jonathan Graubart & Mark Tessler in their respective pieces emphasize steering clear of past failed diplomacy, focusing on transforming Israeli & Palestinian institutions
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Respective pieces by Mohammed Abu-Nimer, Yasmeen Abu Laban, Abigail Bakan, @mhajneam.bsky.social, @anabtawi.bsky.social describe and caution, in gripping narratives and nuanced analysis of the politicization and weaponization of identities
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@4bassam.bsky.social, Raz Segal,Christine Schwobel Patel&Nahed Samour, Mark Tessler explain the imp of moving beyond conflict frames. @danaelkurd.bsky.social & Amytess Girgis,Neil Ketchley& Sean Lee show in their respective pieces the connections btw what happens in Palestine & broader MENA politics
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In our Gaza symposium, @dbgreenwald.bsky.social, Noora Lori, & I turned to our colleagues to help us understand this fraught time. We asked : What is one prevalent misconception about the conflict, and how can political science effectively respond?
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@abuaardvark.bsky.social & Shibley Telhami must-read essay share crucial insights from the Middle East Scholars Barometer project. Their analysis offers critical context, connecting ongoing protests with broader academic dynamics. Couldn't be more timely! Don't miss it! @pomeps.bsky.social
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Ian Lustick's stand-alone essay provides a gripping narrative of the professional and academic costs of adopting critical stances on Israel and Palestine. Deeply resonates & such an important read amid ongoing students mobilization and protests. Couldn't be more timely! @seanyom.bsky.social
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Our APSA MENA Spring 2024 newsletter is out! Most of the issue is dedicated to Gaza! Our hearts are heavy with the weight of the war's horrendous toll, so grateful to the amazing contributors who shared their insight, knowledge, and wisdom @apsamena.bsky.social zenodo.org/records/1106...
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APSA MENA Call for early-career MENA scholars! Attend the 2024 APSA Annual Meeting in Philadelphia, PA (Sept 4-8) as part of our Research Development Group on Political Behavior. Apply by April 30!
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Our editorial term for APSA MENA newsletter is wrapping up! Send us ur application to become our next editor/s. The editor's new term kicks off with the Spring 2025 issue! Big shoutout to my wonderful coeditors, Gamze Cavdar and @seanyom.bsky.social–bittersweet to conclude this chapter.
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How can women's presence and influence in subnational decision-making be promoted? GLD's upcoming roundtable will discuss gender and local politics in the Global South, with experts working in #India, the #MiddleEast, & #Africa. Welcome to join us on April 4! bit.ly/4afSF6S
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Yalla shut it down and wenta tayib:)
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Right, saw it as I sat down to work and reached for my cup of coffee that is and will no longer be here for a good month...
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Civilian punishment
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The Two Gustavs 🤍🖤🤍
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To end my overzealous posting for today, bringing this episode of The Fire These Times to your attention.
Tried my hand at co-hosting a podcast by getting my friends
on a call to ask them questions I've been thinking about
open.spotify.com/episode/05Nd...
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Photo credit @lalehkhalili.bsky.social... a great scholar with soooo many talents
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Look out for their upcoming books Noura Wahby, Engy Moussa, Hamdi Echkaou, and Amal Abdrabo
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Can't think of a better reason to wake up at 5am😆Thank you to the brilliant minds who participated in our @arabpsn.bsky.social book manuscript workshop! Special thanks to our fantastic discussants for @lalehkhalili.bsky.social & @AdhamSaouli for their fantastic constructive feedback!
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"Mr. el-Sisi will win next week’s election. But with Egypt facing severe challenges on multiple fronts, it could well be a poisoned chalice," my oped in the Globe and Mail tgam.ca/4a8Z58
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My piece in The Times
In the past decade, Sisi made Egyptians poorer, their state more economically fragile, their courts more compromised, their police more repressive & their country geopolitically weaker. Worse yet, he won’t acknowledge he’s done anything wrong
www.thetimes.co.uk/article/debt...
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The Midwest Workshop in Empirical Political Science (MWEPS) is now accepting applications for its Spring 2024 meeting! The 11th meeting of MWEPS will be held in-person at the Department of Political Science at Penn State on Friday, March 29, 2024. Link: t.co/wUT0IFuw6h
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payback for every grad student that has to read Foucault
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Middle East scholars afraid to speak out - our new survey shows widespread self-censorship, intense pressures, and feeling abandoned by campus administrators. My new piece with Shibley Telhami in the Chronicle of Higher Education
abuaardvark.substack.com/p/gaza-and-a...
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#middleEast #menaSky #MENAstudies #MiddleEastStudies
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Adorable
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Cultural landmarks destroyed in Gaza
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To members of the Middle East Politics section of the APSA: Please note that nominations for our 4 major awards are due by January 1, 2024! Awards are for Best Book, Best Article, Best Dissertation, and Best APSA Paper. Please log on to Apsanet for the details and good luck!
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Gave cats a second round of treats today. Huge mistake. Huge. It’s like the french revolution in here
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Knocked them down seconds after the pic.. he knows Bukowski’s novel is mediocre at best
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A doctor from the Palestinian health ministry described Gaza's largest hospital to me as “in the circle of death."
Another doctor, trapped inside Dar al-Shifa hospital, said over 110 corpses are in the hospital grounds, with no way to retrieve them and people trying to flee coming under fire.
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"Less intrusive" ماشى يا خويا
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For those who know the stories from Gaza Hospital in Beirut in 1982, this is particularly devastating.
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The roundtable, edited by@rbkhoury.bsky.social and @seanyom.bsky.social, offers a dynamic discussion on the principles of conflict research in MENA. Featuring five outstanding scholars Anne Irfan, Kevin Mazur, @separkinson.bsky.social, @philbrickyadav.bsky.social, and Jonah Schulhofer-Wohl
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The second symposium features eight articles, that are as enlightening as they are engaging, on left-wing politics! Kudos to editors Francesco Cavatora & Gamze Çavdar & authors Idriss Jebari, Sune Haugbolle, @wazirelkif.bsky.social, Siavush Randjbar, Sevgi Adak, Avraham Shilon, Khalil Dahbi!
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Our first symposium digs in state engineering of judicial politics. It features a stellar lineup of contributions by Mona El-Ghobashy, Alon Yaktar, Lina Khatib, Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, and @rola-husseini.bsky.social. Special thanks to the editors Lihi Ben Shitrit and Gamze Çavdar!
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Lisa Anderson's stand-alone essay provides practical guidance for conducting relevant and meaningful research in the region. For further guidance on ethical fieldwork, be sure to check the valuable resources from REMENA @Middle East Institute at Columbia University
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Our latest issue of APSA-MENA Politics is out! Check out stand-alone article on conducting ethical fieldwork, thought-provoking symposiums on judicial politics, state control, and left-wing politics in the region, and engaging new roundtable discussion!
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