MESA 2023 Pre-registration Deadline is September 29!
The Middle East Institute at the National University of Singapore is calling for proposals for papers for a new Insights Series dedicated to the latest developments in Middle East Space Programmes, which will be published in 2024.
Throughout history, the Middle East has been locked in engagements with the West through crusades, wars, colonialism and terrorism. However, beyond the clichés and convenient facades lie many lesser known facets from economic transformation to climate change. This lecture series will give you a comprehensive overview of the region and its impacts on Singapore and the world.
The Druze Studies Journal and the Druze Studies Project at the University of Kansas, will be holding a virtual interdisciplinary symposium, “Druze Studies- Past, Present, and Future,” on November 15-16, 2023.
The Crown Center for Middle East Studies at Brandeis University is pleased to announce the release of Counter/Argument: A Middle East Podcast, with Episode 1 launching February 7, 2023
Weeping is a way to express commitment to a community and what it holds to be sacred, but not all weeping is the same, even in a single religious tradition.
How might we pursue comparative, critical study of premodern processes of racialization? This talk will cover main methods, meanings, and sources that the author engages in examining racialization in the Islamic Middle Ages, as well as some past and present problematics of doing so within the Euro-American academy.
This event is taking place in remembrance of Etel Adnan, the beloved Lebanese-American poet, essayist, and visual artist, who passed away in November 2021. She is survived by her longtime partner, renowned Syrian Lebanese artist Simone Fattal.