Last Week on Jadaliyya (January 21-27)

[This is a selection of what you might have missed on Jadaliyya last week. It also includes a list of the most read articles and roundups. Progressively, we will be featuring more content on our "Last Week on Jadaliyya" series.] 

Most Read

• The Climate of Middle East Studies
• Top-100 Most Read Articles on Jadaliyya in 2018
• The Poetry of Revolt
• Inhabiting a Grudge
• 'Lines Drawn on an Empty Map': Iraq’s Borders and the Legend of the Artificial State (Part 1)
• 'Lines Drawn on an Empty Map': Iraq’s Borders and the Legend of the Artificial State (Part 2)
• Ahmad Sa’adat: Prisons, the Black Liberation Movement, and the Struggle for Palestine
• قصة نافخ الدواليب لسميرة عزام
• Empire and Capitalism in the Western Indian Ocean
• How Not to Study Gender in the Middle East

Roundups

• Palestine Media Roundup (January 26)
• Egypt Media Roundup (23 January)
• Syria in a Week (14 – 21 January 2019) / سوريا في أسبوع 20 كانون الثاني/ يناير
• Last Week on Jadaliyya (January 14-20)
• Top-100 Most Read Articles on Jadaliyya in 2018
  
  

All Posts

• Palestine Media Roundup (January 26)
• Event: A Conversation with Salman Abu Sitta (Beirut, 30 January)
• NEWTON Bouquet, "Morocco Matters" (January 2019)
• Call for Papers: Energy, Culture, and Society in the Global South (11 February 2019)
• Engaging Books Series: NYU Press Selections on Islam in America
• Deadline for Applications: M.A. in Middle East and Islamic Studies at George Mason University (15 February 2019)
• Ahmad Sa’adat: Prisons, the Black Liberation Movement, and the Struggle for Palestine
• "القدس الكبرى" كما تراها إسرائيل
• Egypt Media Roundup (23 January)
• Call for Submissions: Festival Ciné-Palestine Paris (11 February 2019, Paris)
• Syria in a Week (14 – 21 January 2019) / سوريا في أسبوع 20 كانون الثاني/ يناير
• The Climate of Middle East Studies
• باب العمود: أجمل أبواب القدس وموقع للمقاومة ومساعي التهويد
• Last Week on Jadaliyya (January 14-20)
• Top-100 Most Read Articles on Jadaliyya in 2018
• Peer-Reviewed Articles Review: Fall 2018 (Part 3)
• Call for Papers: Quotidian Youth Cultures in the Gulf Peninsula - Changes and Challenges (3 February, Cambridge)
• Beyond Securitization: Spatial Planning and Violent Extremism
• Empire and Capitalism in the Western Indian Ocean