An-Najah National University’s Women’s Studies Graduate Program and the Office of International Development and External Affairs is pleased to announce the call for abstracts and presentation proposals for the upcoming conference ‘Women Between Patriarchy and Colonialism: Women’s Experiences in a Colonial Context’ on April 15th and 16th, 2019. This conference Read more…
2018-2019 Transdisciplinary Seminar Paris 8 Saint-Denis University, 2 rue de la Liberté 93526 Saint-Denis (M° Saint-Denis University) The temporality of political upheaval is that of a break within the continuity of an abstract, homogeneous and empty time of capital. Conversely, the chronopolitics of capitalism and its dream of global synchronicity Read more…
“Talking Stones” is a project to create a Palestinian pavilion in Venice within the “International Architecture Exhibition – Venice Biennal”. The project, which explores the effects of Israel’s colonial apartheid policy in the cities of Acres and Hebron, is based on narratives and practices related to the memory of places, Read more…
It is necessary to study the old and modern models of identity formation of the “political subject” in Middle and Near East, and to identify the role of these models in the formulation of collective memory. These identities are often characterized by uncertainty and ambiguity and overlap (Arab, Palestinian, Kurdish, Read more…
The Political Studies in the Near and Middle East Seminar (2016-2018) is a research seminar resulting from a meeting between researchers and young researchers, doctoral students, writers, artists, etc. at the Paris 8 Saint-Denis University in partnership with the Medfil Institute, the LLCP-Paris 8 and Experice-Paris 8 laboratories, the Sorhawardi Read more…