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• Reading The Tea-Leaves: Early Indications of Egypt Presidential Poll Results
• New Texts Out Now: Hilal Elver, The Headscarf Controversy: Secularism and Freedom of Religion
• The Presidential Race: A Game of Egyptian Roulette
• Election Day Violations Widespread But Relatively Minor
• For Egypt's Voters, Revolution Feels Light Years Away
• Can Egypt Have a President Without a Constitution?
• "We Didn't Know It Was Impossible, So We Did It": The Quebec Student Strike Celebrates Its 100th Day
• Post-January 25 Iranian-Egyptian Relations: A New Dawn?
• Egypt's Working Class and the Question of Organization
• لماذا سأقاطع الانتخابات الرئاسية؟
• Arabian Peninsula Media Roundup (May 22)
• سنان أنطون: العراق تعمق فيه تشويه التاريخ
• Ali from Bahrain: How I Became a Refugee (In both Arabic and English)
• Interview with Egyptian Presidential Candidate Abdel Moneim Abul Fettouh
• About Last Night
• Last Week on Jadaliyya (May 14-20)
• O.I.L. Media Roundup (21 May)
• Egypt Media Roundup (May 21)
• "We are All Palestinian Prisoners": Exclusive Interview with Artist Hafez Omar (VIDEO)
• Al-Jazeera's (R)Evolution?
• Without Principle, There is Nothing: On the Undignified Politics of the American Task Force on Palestine
• The Melancholia of a Generation
• Egypt's Presidential Election: Meet the Contenders
• . . . مرايا تبحث عن محررين
• Iran Will Require Assurances: An Interview with Hossein Mousavian
• Arab Uprisings Symposium: Critically Assessing the Changing Landscape of Power and Players (Beirut, 31 May - 1 June 2012)
• Beating the Drums of Orientalism
• الانتفاضات العربيّة وفلسطين في المخيالين اللبنانيّ والسوريّ
• Beejo and His Daughter Loubna: About the Egyptian President (In both Arabic and English)
• Maghreb Media Roundup (May 17)
• Prelude to an Uprising: Syrian Fictional Television and Socio-Political Critique
• Syria Media Roundup (May 17)
• On Syria and Its Neighbors: Jadaliyya Co-Editor Bassam Haddad Featured in CNN Panel Column
• Artistic Depictions of Arab Women: An Interview with Artist Lalla Essaydi
• The Andalus Test: Reflections on the Attempt to Publish Arabic Literature in Hebrew
• New Texts Out Now: Past Is Present: Settler Colonialism in Palestine
• Critical Perspectives on EBRD "Transition" Investment Priorities in Egypt (Video)
• Arabian Peninsula Media Roundup (May 15)
• عين على المخيم
• سروة ونكبة...
• فضيحة بوعلام صنصال تدغدغ الوجدان الاسرائيلي
• Haera: Right of Return March (In both Arabic and English)
• Last Week on Jadaliyya (May 7-13)
• Conference: The Egyptian Revolution One Year On (Oxford, 18-19 May 2012)
• Egypt Media Roundup (May 14)
• Shock-and-Awe Nation Building: Iraq's Neo-Liberal Reconstruction
• Saudi Feminism: Between Mama Amreeka and Baba Abdullah
• Sanctions Against Iran: A Duplicitous "Alternative" to War
• Algeria's 10 May 2012 Elections: Preliminary Analysis
• Should Tunisia Pay Ben Ali's Debts?
• New Perspectives for the Anti-War Movement (New York City, 16 May 2012)
• Penetrated Opposition and Failure of Consensus in Syria: Interview with Haytham Manna`(Part 4 of 4)
• عن الوضع الحالي في سوريا: مقابلة مع هيثم مناع الجزء الرابع
• ثورة الجسد
• المسألة الكردية في سورية: مقاربة عامة
• Palestinian Hunger Strikers: Fighting Ingrained Duplicity
• The MOD Sit-in: Sometimes with the Islamists, Never with the State...
• Call for Artists: Watermill Center/ArteEast 2013 Residency (January-June 2013)
• Algerian Elections - 10 May
• Egypt's Presidential Duel an Epic Moment (Video)
• Syrian Refugee - Wounded (In both Arabic and English)
• Bringing the Revolution to Campus: An Interview with March 9 Activist Laila Soueif
• Syria Media Roundup (May 10)
• Iranian Cyber-Struggles
• The DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival: Showcasing Subjectivity
• Introduction to Roundtable on Iran Crisis
• Roundtable on Iran Crisis, Part 1: War on Iran in 2012?
• Roundtable on Iran Crisis, Part 2: On Attacking Iran
• War of Position and War of Maneuver: Sexperts, Sex Pervs, and Sex Revolutionaries
• Egyptian Parliamentary Protests in Pictures
• New Texts Out Now: Amy Motlagh, Burying the Beloved: Marriage, Realism, and Reform in Modern Iran
• Suleiman and the Revolution (In both Arabic and English)
• عن الوضع الحالي في سوريا: مقابلة مع هيثم مناع الجزء الثالث
• Arabian Peninsula Media Roundup (May 8)
• Syrian Parliamentary Elections: Cynicism Wins The Day
• Iran and the US Anti-War Movement
• The End(s) of Stability
• How the Syrian Uprising Started, the "Rise" of the Syrian National Council, and The Role of The Arab Gulf Countries: Interview with Haytham Manna` (Part 3)
• جدلية صعود أبو الفتوح وإمكانية استنساخ النموذج الأردوجاني
• Egypt Media Roundup (May 7)
• United Methodists Recommend Sanctions & Boycotts; Reject Divestment
• O.I.L. Media Roundup (May 7)
• ثوار السعودية: مقابلة مع منظمي صفحة ثوار المنطقة الشرقية
• ميشيل كيلو: ثوري عتيد وموقف معقد
• Call for Papers: Global Environmental Change and Human Security - The Need for a New Vision for Science, Policy, and Leadership (Marrakech, 22-24 November, 2012)
• الرجل و المرأه صنوان لهما كرامة واحده
• عن الوضع الحالي في سوريا: مقابلة مع هيثم مناع الجزء الثاني
• Call for Participants: Disobedience, Counter-Conduct and Political Imagination in the New Mediterranean (Island of Ikaria, 17-27 June 2012)
• Love Bomb: How Deep Is Israel's Love for Iran?
• Boycotting the Equality Forum: Statement by Professor Katherine Franke (Director of Columbia Law School Center for Gender & Sexuality)
• Video: ONTV's Reem Maged on Egyptian Media and the Military (Arabic)
• Image Fever: Arab Photography Now
• مصر وأكاذيب الديمقراطية السياسية
• The Demonization of Arabs and Muslims in the United States
• They Burned My Heart: War Crimes in Idlib during Peace Plan Negotiations
• Which is Scarier? Terrorists or Superheroes?
• Intervention, Resistance, Transformation, and Exit in Syria: Interview with Haytham Manna` (Part 2)
• Maghreb Media Roundup (May 3)
• The Barbarian Has to Keep It Real: Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor Sinan Antoon
• DC Students Walk Out on Michael Oren
• الشيوعي العتيق إسحاق الشيخ يعقوب
• Syria Media Roundup (May 3)
• Internet Censorship, Human Rights, and Democracy in Tunisia: Julian Assange Interviews Moncef Marzouki
• Politics at the Tip of the Clitoris: Why, in Fact, Do They Hate Us?
• Ezzedine Errousi, a Moroccan Prisoner of Conscience, Released: 134 Days on Hunger Strike
• In Defense of UCLA Professor David Shorter and All Scholars Who Support the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel
• ''I'm Getting Arrested,'' Therefore I Exist!
• عن الوضع الحالي في سوريا: مقابلة مع هيثم منّاع
• Another Take on 'The Malian Crisis as Seen from Algeria'
• Desmond Tutu: Justice Requires Action to Stop Subjugation of Palestinians
• New Texts Out Now: Roger Owen, The Rise and Fall of Arab Presidents for Life
• New Texts Out Now: Mohammad Salama and Rachel Friedman, Locating the Secular in Sayyid Qutb
• On the Ground in Basra: An Interview with Hashmeya Muhsin al-Saadawi
• Patriotic Criticism
• Riot Police Violently Disperse Bedoon Protest in Kuwait's Freedom Square
• Increase of Inhumane Punishment by IPS for Thousands of Palestinians Classified as “Security Prisoners” in 2011
• Why the EU Must Intervene to Stop the Prawer Plan: A Conversation with Dr. Thabet Abu Rass
• The Last Liberty--An Interview with Anat Litvin
• Arabian Peninsula Media Roundup (May 1)
• Political Estrangement, Legal Challenges Hamper Labor Movement
• The Current Impasse in Syria: Jadaliyya Interview with Haytham Manna` (Part 1)
• Degrees of Incarceration
• تحولات السلفيين: التسييس مفكك الأيديولوجيا
• The Egyptian Revolution and Neo-Liberal Economics (Video)
• Birds of Darkness In The Egyptian Sky
• Capitalism and Class in the Gulf Arab States
• Egypt Media Roundup (April 30)
• Crossroads in Iranian Cinema: Interview with Hamid Naficy
• April Culture
• As Though She Were Sleeping
• After Daraa; Syrian Art Today
• Marcel Khalife: An Interview
• "There Are Marxists in India?" Prabhat Patnaik on the Global Crisis
• و. س. ميروين: قصيدتان
• الأزهر يريد تحرير أفغانستان
• Vénus Khoury-Ghata: The House of Nettles
• Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja: "Free Bird"
• The Free University of New York City (1 May 2012)
• US-Based Professors Respond to NYT Ad Accusing Professors and BDS Movement of Inciting Murder of Jewish Children
• Urban Space in Contemporary Egyptian Literature
• "No Trust" Regarding US Role in the Syrian Uprising: Bassam Haddad on Al-Jazeera's "Min Washington"
• اليسار في الزمن الثوري
• Press Release: Front Line Defenders Demand "Proof of Life" as Abdulhadi al-Khawaja Enters 79th Day of Hunger Strike
• نعم لمقاطعة الانتخابات الرئاسية
• Syria Media Roundup (April 26)
• Maghreb Media Roundup (April 26)
• My 2MAS [Two-Minute Audio Sense] on Eltahawy's "Why Do They Hate Us?"
• El Haqed: Examining Morocco's Judicial Reform in 2012
• Post-Ben Ali Partisan Developments in Tunisia: The Guarantor of Pluralism in a Nascent Democracy
• Abdulhadi al-Khawaja Enters 78th Day on Hungerstrike in Bahrain
• Let's Talk About Sex
• Free Salameh Kaileh!
• Contesting Narratives, Locating Power: Updates from Jadaliyya's Second Co-Sponsored Conference on the Arab Uprisings
• New Texts Out Now: Gilbert Achcar, Eichmann in Cairo: The Eichmann Affair in Nasser's Egypt
• ننادي ببطلان مبايعة الأمير نايف ملكًا
• Arabian Peninsula Media Roundup (April 24)
• Pageantry, Military Myths, and Egypt's “Daddy Complex”
• O.I.L. Media Roundup (April 23)
• Arab Studies Journal Announces New Issue and Call for Papers
• ArteEast Presents Two Literary Events Featuring Poets from Gaza (New York, 24 & 25 April 2012)
• Egypt Media Roundup (April 23)
• Reflections on Egypt's “Odd Politics”
• خطيئة الدستور (2): والآن تشاهدون فيلم اسماعيل ياسين في تأسيسية الدستور
• Press Release: Bahrain Watch Founding Member Dr. Alaa Al-Shehabi Arrested
• الثورة السورية بين أيدي وسائل الإعلام
• Outside Looking In
• الشعب لا يريد
• How the Media Failed Abdulhadi
• في الدفاع عن دولة المواطنة
• في أحوال الذئاب
• Syria's Phase of Radicalisation
• Syria Media Roundup (April 19)
• Maghreb Media Roundup (April 19)
• Press Release: A Dangerous Escalation - At Least 11 Shotgun Injuries on 18 April 2012 in Bahrain
• The Malian Crisis Seen from Algeria
• No Boycotts Here: Veolia's Booming Business from OPT to KSA
• Visualizing Revolution: The Politics of Paint in Tahrir
• The Art of Narrating the Egyptian Revolution: An Interview with Alaa Awad
• Khalil al-Wazir: Paving the Way of Armed Struggle
• New Texts Out Now: Farzaneh Milani, Words, Not Swords: Iranian Women Writers and the Freedom of Movement
• Hizbollah's Position on the Syrian Uprising: Julian Assange Interview with Hasan Nasrallah (Video)
• Kuwait's Muslim Brotherhood
• Arabian Peninsula Media Roundup (April 18)
• جدلية: القسم العربي بحلّة جديدة
• Jadaliyya Revamps Arabic Section
• هدى بركات: عن مكان بقي موطناً ولم يتحول وطناً
• عن ساحاتنا ومآلاتها
• قراءة في الرحلة الرشدية بين شح الأمطار وشح الأفكار
• جنرالات مصر ورأس المال العابر للحدود
• مأساة نبيّة؛ أو، تفاصيل فشل عودة البنت الضائعة
• مختارات من "طفولة في برلين عند مطلع القرن العشرين" لفالتر بنيامين
• Something of Palestine Emerges
• Paradoxes of "Religious Freedom" in Egypt
• Personalizing Civil Liberties Abuses - The Case of Dr. Al-Arian
• Egypt Media Roundup (April 16)
• A Collective Response to "To Be Anti-Racist is to Be Feminist: The Hoodie and the Hijab are Not the Same"
• مظاهرة في بغداد
• The Myth of Egypt's Liberal Constitution
• Kuwait's Legislative Absurdity: Kuwaiti MPs Approve Death Penalty for “Cursing God”
• Owner of Lacoste, Which Censored Palestinian Artist, is Major Donor to Israel, Zionist Causes
• ماذا بعد ترشح عمر سليمان؟ الأمتار الأخيرة قبل السقوط
• Judith Butler: Boycott Politics and Global Responsibility (Video)
• Video: Palestine & Law Panel on "The State Question"
• يحلم السوريون بتظاهرات وحيوانات متوحشة وأشلاء وقتلى وقفزة إلى المستقبل
• The Disintegrating Fabric of Tunisian Politics: The Niqab Ban and Tunisian Flag Desecration at Manouba University
• Arabian Peninsula Media Roundup (April 13)
• ماذا يعني الحكم لصالح حازم صلاح أبو اسماعيل، وماذا نقرأ في عودة الإخوان للميدان؟
• Press Release: "Petition to EU Members of Parliament about Auditing Egyptian Foreign Debt"
• Syria Media Roundup (April 11th)
• Debating Palestine: Representation, Resistance, and Liberation
• Stuff White People Like n.135 Humanitarian Intervention
• New Texts Out Now: Junaid Rana, Terrifying Muslims: Race and Labor in the South Asian Diaspora
• Abdulhadi al-Khawaja and Bahrain's Political Prisoners
• Syrian Refugees in Turkey
• Art and Subversion: An Interview with Omar Kholeif
• Maghreb Media Roundup (April 10)
• Arab Uprisings and the Algerian Elections: Ghosts from the Past?
• الجـبـهـة الـقـومـية للـعدالـة والـديمـقراطـيـة تـؤيـد تـرشـيـح عـمـر سـلـيـمـان للـرئـاسـة
• خطيئة الدستور: 1-انعكاسات دستور 1923 "العظيم" في مرآة الدستور الجديد
• The Day Hafez al-Assad Died
• A Monarchical Affair: From Morocco to the Arabian Peninsula
• On Uprisings and Interventions: An Interview with Vijay Prashad
• Epic or Farce: Preliminary Assessment of Iran's Parliamentary Elections (Part Two)
• Sonia M'Barek: A Musical Innovator Rooted in Tradition
• O.I.L. Media Roundup (April 10)
• Reading Fanon in Palestine/Israel
• Al-Arabi al-Hor (The Free Arab)
• Why the Syrian Regime Will Abide By the Cease-Fire This Week
• العمود الفقري لاستثمارات النظام السوري
• Egypt Media Roundup (April 9)
• Epic or Farce: Preliminary Assessment of Iran's Parliamentary Elections (Part One)
• April 6: Genealogy of a Youth Movement
• Syria Media Roundup (April 4)
• New Texts Out Now: Nelly Hanna, Artisan Entrepreneurs in Cairo and Early Modern Capitalism (1600-1800)
• Video: Islam Harbi Will Spend His Childhood in Military Prison
• المرشح لرئاسة مجلس إدارة مصر
• Carceral Politics in Palestine and Beyond: Gender, Vulnerability, Prison
• Essential Readings: Reading Lebanon
• Press Release: Stop Home Demolitions and the Displacement and Dispossession of the Arab Bedouin in the Naqab on Land Day 2012
• Does International Law Shelter States from Accountability?
• Press Release: Adalah, Bimkom, the RCUV and Arab Bedouin Living in the Naqab File Objection to Plans for Israeli Army "Intelligence City"
• Covering Iran's Ninjas
• ICC Rejects Palestine Bid
• Egypt Media Roundup (April 3)
• Maghreb Media Roundup (April 3)
• Jadaliyya Launches Arabian Peninsula Page
• Political Imaginaries in Saudi Arabia: Revolutionaries without A Revolution
• Migration: The Arabian Gulf story
• The Draft Anti-Terrorism Law in Saudi Arabia: Legalizing the Abrogation of Civil Liberties
• Revolutionary Junctures: Documenting the Yemeni Uprising on Film
• الحركات السياسية في البحرين: الماضي والحاضر والمستقبل
• Arabian Peninsula Media Roundup (April 2)
• Gold Bullets
• Jadaliyya Launches Arab (Tikram) Yoga Page, Courtesy of Qatar, Iran, and US Intelligence Services: The End of Angry Arabs
• جميل بشير: شلالات
• ثورة مصر: بين العفوية والتنظيم
• الجواهري: أجب أيها القلب
• بطاقات: فروسية
• بيان الشباب السعودي
• Muzaffar al-Nawwab: Disavowal
• Jadaliyya Reports You Might Have Missed
• How the PA Enriched an Elite and Normalized Occupation
• Past is Present: Settler Colonialism in Palestine (New Issue of Settler Colonial Studies)
• شظايا ذاكرة: عن المكان في يوم الأرض
• Time for a 'Bourguibist' Comeback? Essebsi Butters up Tunisians in Monastir
• Young Women Demanding Justice and Dignity: By All Means Necessary
• Beautiful Water Day
• On Kony2012: In Defense of the Armchair
• Syria Media Roundup (March 29)
• الحقيقة ... أكرم خلق ثوري
• Journal of Palestine Studies Responds to CAMERA: David Ben-Gurion and the Transfer of Arabs
• This is Not 1954
• NEWTONs You Might Have Missed
• Call for Papers: Change and Continuity in the Middle East - Rethinking West Asia, North Africa, and the Gulf after 2011 (London, 11 June 2012)
• هوامش سياسية على دفتر أزمة البنزين والسولار
• Maghreb Media Roundup (March 27)
• Bahrain Center for Human Rights Report on Human Rights Violations Since the BICI Report
• Egypt Media Roundup (March 26)
• Threads of Narrating the Arab Spring
• الأزمة السورية والطريق المسدود
• The Real Me and The Hypothetical Syrian Revolution (Part 2)
• O.I.L. Media Roundup (March 25)
• Amman Critical Language Scholarship: Integrating Language and Culture
• Qalandia: The Potential to Transform Palestinian Nonviolent Resistance
• Announcing the New Issue of Middle East Report Spring 2012
• Notes from Western Sahara: An Interview with Fatma El-Mehdi
• After the Arab Spring in Palestine: Contesting the Neoliberal Narrative of Palestinian National Liberation
• The Problem of Privilege
• مقاطعة انتخابات الرئاسة واجب
• Press Release: "We Reject the Economic Program Presented by Ganzouri's Cabinet to the IMF"
• The Syrian Regime's Business Backbone
• So What If Iran Has The Bomb?
• Bahrain's Revolutionaries Speak: An Exclusive Interview with Bahrain's Coalition of February 14th Youth
• الحملة الشعبية لإسقاط ديون مصر
• The Seven Wonders of the Revolution
• How Not to Study Gender in the Middle East
• Syria Media Roundup March 21st
• Call for Participants: Training for MENA Journalists on EU Aid Post-Arab Spring (16-19 May 2012)
• انتخابات الرئاسة القادمة: فى معنى التوافق وأزماته
• New Texts Out Now: Shahla Talebi, Ghosts of Revolution: Rekindled Memories of Imprisonment in Iran
• Reflections on Ideology After the Arab Uprisings
• The Myth of Middle East Reporting
• رداً على الإتهام الموجه ضدي كعميل للنظام السوري
• Jadaliyya Launches Maghreb Page
• Maghreb Media Roundup (March 20)
• الذاكرة الجماعية العربية بين الانتقام والعدالة والمصالحة
• Scandalous Flag Incident at Mannouba University: A Wake-up Call
• Morocco: A 'Democratic Moment'?
• The Invention of the Savage: Colonial Exhibitions and the Staging of the Arab Spring
• Le printemps arabe : et si l’Algérie avait raison ?
• ...and Counting
• A Barbarian in Rome
• Jadaliyya Culture: March
• The Church, Maspero, and the Future of the Coptic Community
• Egypt Media Roundup (March 19)
• Sonia M'Barek and Marcel Khalife to Perform in New York (23 March and 29 April)
• The City of Images by Luay Hamza Abbas
• "Attention! At Ease!" by Salma Idilbi
• Area Code for the Heart
• "Beirut: Ornament of Our World" Faiz's 1982 Poem on Beirut
• A Family Under Siege: The Khawajas in Bahrain
• OccupyData Hackathon Round II (23-24 March 2012)
• How I Would Not Lead the World Bank
• The Pope's Predicament
• Pope Shenouda III of Alexandria, Aged 89, Has Died
• A Response to the Accusation of Being an Agent of the Syrian Regime
• “حرية الإعلام: القضية المؤجلة”
• Press Release: Activists Refute Bahrain Government Claim of Reform Implementation
• Investigations Around Libya: NATO's Craven Coverup of Its Libyan Bombing
• شمس الحرية: عن ثقافة الألتراس وإنتاجها الفني وتعلقها الضروري بالثورة
• Press Release: Halt "Ships of Shame" from the USA Carrying Weapons to Egypt
• What's Left of Tahrir Today
• Syria Media Roundup (March 15)
• New Texts Out Now: Stephen Day, Regionalism and Rebellion in Yemen
• Symposium: The Arab Uprisings and the Future of Arab Politics (Washington DC, 22-23 March 2012)
• On Israeli Attacks and Gaza Ceasefires: Democracy Now! Interview with Ali Abunimeh
• Reclaiming Freedom for the Left: Themed Panel Series at 2012 Left Forum (16-18 March, New York City)
• Call to National and European MPs: For an Audit of Tunisia's Debts to the EU
• Call for Papers: Real Democracy and the Revolutions of Our Time (Loughborough University, 3-5 September 2012)
• غزة والبديل الدموي
• Dallying with Reform in a Divided Jordan
• السياسة والرئاسة
• Egypt Media Roundup (March 12)
• Those Who Lie on Behalf of the Military (video)
• ‘Virginity Test’ Doctor Acquittal Reveals Military Judiciary Shortcomings
• "A Separation" Buried Under the Dust of Politics
• An Emerging Memorial Space? In Praise of Mohammed Mahmud Street
• Call for Papers: 1962, A World (Oran, Algeria, 14-16 October 2012)
• Reel Syria 2012: Festival of Syrian Films, Music, and Theater (London & Edinburgh, 15-18 March 2012)
• Syrian Pound at 90 per Dollar as Government Intervenes
• Queering the Qur’an? Sacred Ripping and the Holy Homonationalism
• Nada Bakri: Democracy Now! Interview with Wife of Anthony Shadid
• إذا أردت السياسة فعليـك بالاقتصاد
• القضاة التونسيون بين السلطة والجمعية والنقابة
• Dictator House: Season One
• Year of the SCAF: a Timeline of Mounting Repression
• Syria’s Currency Plunges, Raising Fears of Economic Chaos and Poverty
• Meet the Head of Egypt's Presidential Election Commission
• Opposition to the Syrian Opposition: Against the Syrian National Council
• Syria Media Roundup (March 7)
• Hama: Post-Massacre
• New Texts Out Now: Nergis Ertürk, Grammatology and Literary Modernity in Turkey
• New Texts Out Now: Mervat Hatem, Literature, Gender, and Nation-Building in Nineteenth-Century Egypt
• Faculty Petition on NYPD Failure of Leadership
• The Politics of Religious Freedom: Religious Freedom, Minority Rights, and Geopolitics
• Occupy AIPAC Photo Essay
• Roundtable on Targeted Killing: Lawyering and Targeted Killing
• Jadaliyya Roundtable on Targeted Killing: Introduction
• Roundtable on Targeted Killing: A Meditation on Reciprocity and Self-Defense in Relation to Targeted Killing
• Roundtable on Targeted Killing: The Need for Judicial Review of US Targeted Killing Practices
• Roundtable on Targeted Killing: The Secret Bureaucracy of Targeted Killing
• Roundtable on Targeted Killing: Lawfare and Targeted Killing Revisited--A Response
• أربع قضايا مسكوت عنها فى حديث المعونة الأمريكية
• "Why Don't We Dialogue?" Walk Out on IDF Presentation at UCLA (Video)
• نجـاح الثـورة يتوقـف علـى تصحيـح مساراتهـا
• Egypt Media Roundup (March 5)
• The Hunger Strike Defeated the Secret Evidence: The Case of Khader Adnan
• Exploiting a Dynamic Law of Prolonged Occupation: The Israeli High Court of Justice and Israel's Quarries in the Occupied Palestinian Territory
• The Rhythms of Egypt's Revolutionaries
• US Military in Afghanistan
• Witch-Hunt Against CAP & Media Matters Escalates
• The Left and the People: Extending Hamid Dabashi's Critique
• أين المثقفون السوريون من الثورة؟
• Singular Legal Regime Necessitates One-State Solution
• The End of Taking the Syrian Revolution at Face Value
• Finding Bayt Across Borders of Stone
• Egypt's Judges in a Revolutionary Age
• Syria Media Roundup (February 29)
• Sargon Boulus: The Dream of Houses
• New Texts Out Now: Nezar AlSayyad, Cairo: Histories of a City
• الأزمة المعيشية الفلسطينية بين الإستهلاك والمديونية الأسرية والأمولة
• حلّ التواطؤ، أفق الخروج
• House of Stone: A Memoir of Home, Family and a Lost Middle East
• The Uprisings Will be Gendered
• "Future of Syria" Panel and Discussion on CSPAN
• O.I.L. Media Roundup (February 27)
• Lecture on Arab Uprisings by Fawwaz Traboulsi at AUB's Issam Fares Institute
• Islamophobia For Office
• Debating Tactics: Remember to Ask, "What Works?"
• When the Entire Planet is Against the Revolution
• In a Different Light (Nazareth, 16 February - 6 March 2012)
• An Elegy Out of Stories
• لا شيء يفنى أو يُخلق من عدم
• The Arab Uprisings One Year On: Voices from the Ground (Oxford, 29 February 2012)
• Syria Media Roundup (February 23)
• The International Symposium on the Arab Spring Through the Eyes of Arab Novelists: Testimonies and Readings
• الاستفتاء على الدستور السوري: النظام الفردي كما هو
• A New Kind of Armenian-Turkish Reconciliation
• في الشبّيحة والتشْبيح ودولتهما
• It Is What It Is
• The Syria Leaks
• New Texts Out Now: Betty S. Anderson, The American University of Beirut: Arab Nationalism and Liberal Education
• Plundering the Past: Scholarly Treasures
• A Year After: The February 20 Protest Movement in Morocco
• حين يكون الكوكب بأسره ضد الثورة
• The Real Me and the Hypothetical Syrian Revolution - Part 1
• Syria's Islamic Movement and the Current Uprising: Political Acquiescence, Quietism, and Dissent
• Searching for the Arab Spring in Ramallah
• Remembering Anthony Shadid
• Bedoon Rights: An Online Reference on Statelessness in Kuwait
• Saving Khader Adnan's Life Saves Our Own Soul
• نداء الأسير خضـر عدنـان إلى العالم
• Palestine and the Uprisings: SOAS Palestine Society Annual Conference (London, 17 March 2012)
• الإخوان في البرلمان؛ محاولة للفهم
• Palestine Awareness Week at UCLA (Los Angeles, 27 February - 1 March, 2012)
• "Violating Sacred Values" in Morocco: Free Speech with an Exception
• Our Friend Anthony Shadid's Stories
• Statement on Hunger Strike of Khader Adnan by Palestinian Human Rights Organizations
• Struggles That Fueled a Revolution
• Immunity, Accountability, and the Arab Uprisings: Jadaliyya Co-Editor Noura Erakat Discusses the Role of the Human Rights Community
• Anthony Shadid Is No Longer with Us
• Syria: Razan Ghazzawi Arrested...Again
• كامل نص الدستور السوري الجديد الذي تسلمه بشار الأسد
• Patent for an Invented People
• The Insha'at Exodus
• New Texts Out Now: Lila Abu-Lughod and Anupama Rao, Women's Rights, Muslim Family Law, and the Politics of Consent
• New Texts Out Now: Pascale Ghazaleh, Held in Trust: Waqf in the Islamic World
• Jadaliyya Launches Syria Page
• Is It Time to Intervene in Syria? NPR Discussion with Bassam Haddad and Others
• Sowing the Seeds of Dissent: Economic Grievances and the Syrian Social Contract’s Unraveling
• Syria Media Roundup (February 16)
• Notes on the Syrian Uprisings (Part 1)
• From Greece: Declaration for the Defense of Society and Democracy
• Syria's Cyber Operations
• Was 11 February a Failure?
• (Un)Historic Errors: Bahrain One Year On
• Political Movements in Bahrain: Past, Present, and Future
• Video: "Down with Hamad" Chanted at 10 February 2012 Protest in Bahrain
• في بلاد العجائب
• لن أخون وطني
• Building the New Egypt: Islamic Televangelists, Revolutionary Ethics, and 'Productive' Citizenship
• Symposium: Law, Human Rights, and Revolution: Transitions in the Wake of the Arab Spring (Los Angeles, 16-17 February)
• Palestine Diaries
• مفتاح منطقة القلب
• Turkey's Foreign Policy Towards the Middle East: An Interview with Asli Bali (Part 2)
• Crocodiles of Arabia
• The Libyan Model?
• New Raw Deal for Israelis, Old Raw Deal for Palestinians: Labor Zionism and the Israeli Summer
• What Is Cultural Terrorism?
• Watching Cairo from Beirut
• The Israeli Position Toward Events in Syria
• Palestinian Intellectuals to Syrian Regime: Not in Our Name!
• Post-Elections Egypt: Revolution or Pact?
• On Vetoes, Negotiations, and Syria: RT Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor Mouin Rabbani
• Egypt's Other Revolution: Modernizing the Military-Industrial Complex
• While You Were Sleeping, Again
• Beyond Mullahs and Persian Party People: The Invisibility of Being Iranian on TV
• الأبعاد المسكوت عنها في الأزمة بين القضاة والمحامين في مصر
• خريطة مسيرات وزارة الدفاع الجمعه 10 فبراير 2012
• Writing the Revolution: Dilemmas of Ethnographic Writing after the January 25th Revolution in Egypt
• A Changing American Context? Reflections on Two Books on Egyptian History from Cairo
• The Academic Boycott on Campus: Breaking New Ground, Gaining Momentum
• لجنة إلغاء ديون دول العالم الثالث تخفض تصنيف صندوق النقد الدولي
• Video: Salma Said
• Ayaan Hirsi Ali's War
• Introduction: Hot Spots Forum on Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Egypt
• الإنتخابات الديموقراطية: إيماء (ما بعد الـ) كولونيالي
• New Texts Out Now: Joshua Stacher, Adaptable Autocrats: Regime Power in Egypt and Syria
• Jadaliyya: A New Form of Producing and Presenting Knowledge in/of the Middle East (Interview with Bassam Haddad by Julia Elyachar)
• One Morning in Homs
• Live Update from Bab Al-Amr
• The Syrian Revolution on Four Packs a Day
• بتوقيت بابا عمرو
• The Golden Handcuffs of Gay Rights: How Pinkwashing Distorts Both LGBTIQ and Anti-Occupation Activism
• Remapping Palestine and the Politics of Injury
• CADTM Downgrades Its IMF Rating: A Very Negative Outlook
• An Ongoing Nakba: The Plight of Palestinian Refugees in Iraq
• Beyond Sterile Negotiations: Looking for a Leadership with a Strategy
• February Flowers
• Back to Tahrir
• Pictures from a Camera
• The Sleep Thief
• Seven Hours in Hama
• Suzanne Alaywan's The Gazelle's Throw
• Al-Zahawi's Revolt in Hell (Part II)
• US on UN Veto: "Disgusting", "Shameful", "Deplorable", "a Travesty" . . . Really?
• The Ultras' Politics of Fun Confront Tyranny
• لحظة
• Cynicism Around Syria: Russia as Smokescreen
• Nothing But My Words
• Prophetic Politics: Charting a Healthy Role for Religion in Public Life
• Legal Agenda on Jadaliyya!
• بدأت ثورة شعبية، ولكن هل استطاعوا حرفها؟
• دروس لاتينية للعسكر
• الألتراس والمجد لسياسات الفنفنة
• خطاب الجعفري ...دريفوس معتقلاً
• New Texts Out Now: Ben White, Palestinians in Israel: Segregation, Discrimination, and Democracy
• New Texts Out Now: Magid Shihade, Not Just a Soccer Game: Colonialism and Conflict Among Palestinians in Israel
• Tribalism in the Arabian Peninsula: It Is a Family Affair
• Imagine Africa
• Adalah on Jadaliyya!
• Knowledge and Power in Algeria: An Interview with Daho Djerbal on the Twentieth Anniversary of NAQD
• The Israeli Supreme Court's Decision in the Citizenship Law Case HCJ 466/07, MK Zahava Galon v. The Attorney General, et al.
• Thanks and Appreciation from the Syrian National Council to the Saudi Kingdom
• The Transformation of the Syrian Revolution: Al Jazeera English Interview with Bassam Haddad
• This is Damascus
• Theses on the "Arab Spring"
• Anniversary of a Revolution in Mansoura
• Law and Family (Non-)Unification in Israel: A Conversation Between Samera Esmer, Taiseer Khatib, and Hassan Jabareen
• ديناميتان للثورة السورية: المستقبل في الحاضر
• الثورة المصرية فى مرآة التاريخ
• In Colonial Shoes: Notes on the Material Afterlife in Post-Oslo Palestine
• سينما في ساحة الحرية
• A Year in the Life of Egypt's Media: A 2011 Timeline [Updated]
• الثورة السورية نحو مزيد من التعقيد: تصريحات برهان غليون "غير المدروسة" للوول ستريت جورنال
• Video: The Revolution Lives on in Marches Throughout Cairo
• War Talk: The Obama Administration and Iran
• Genocides-R-Us
• Uproar at PENN over a BDS Conference
• The Revolutionaries Will Return on January 25
• The Battle for Public Space: Squares and Streets of the Egyptian Revolution
• 25 January Anniversary Demonstrations: All Roads Lead to Tahrir
• The Mother of Tahrir Square
• Welcome to the New Egyptian ParliaMENt
• Is the Special Tribunal for Lebanon a Quest for Justice or a Political Intervention?
• الدولة المصرية العميقة وسيناريو الفشل: نبيذ ديناصوري قديم في زجاجات جديدة
• New Texts Out Now: Karima Khalil, Messages from Tahrir
• New Texts Out Now: Ziad Fahmy, Ordinary Egyptians: Creating the Modern Nation through Popular Culture
• Year One of the Egyptian Revolution: Some Lessons
• مَن لا ميدان له لا برلمان له
• One Year On, Labor Revolution Is Stalling
• Video of Security Force Violence in Mohamed Mahmoud Street Battles
• مقابلة: تحديات العمل من أجل حقوق العمال الاجانب في الاردن
• The Omani Spring: Towards the Break of a New Dawn?
• Murdoch's Homeland
• The War on Error
• The Current Media Landscape in Egypt: An Interview with Hossam El Hamalawy
• مقترحات لتجاوز المعضلة الدستورية
• Letter to Lara Fabian
• إطـــلال الـمـشــتـاق عـلـى أطـــلال الـعــــراق
• القيمة الأخلاقية للثورة العربية
• ثورة قيد التفاوض! هل تجيب تجربة المجر على أسئلة المصريين عن التحول الديمقراطي؟
• The Idiot's Guide to Fighting Dictatorship in Syria While Opposing Military Intervention
• Interim Government Obtains Four Times the Loans Obtained during Mubarak's Time
• Report of the Independent Civil Society Fact-Finding Mission to Libya
• Alleged Investigation: The Failure of Investigations into Offenses Committed by IDF Soldiers Against Palestinians
• اماكن التجمع والمسيرات ليوم 25 يناير 2012
• هنا دمشق
• بيان الحملة الشعبية لاسقاط ديون مصر عن قرض الصندوق
• Le Kef Is Still on Fire: A Mountaintop View of the Anniversary of the Tunisian Revolution
• 18 January 2009: The Abu Rujailah family
• Morbid Symptoms: The Omar Yussef Mystery Series
• Happy NEWTON Year: New Texts by Ella Shohat and Joseph Sassoon, the Egyptian Revolution, and More
• Jerusalem Quarterly Featured on Jadaliyya
• New Texts Out Now: Ella Shohat, Israeli Cinema: East/West and the Politics of Representation
• New Texts Out Now: Joseph Sassoon, Saddam Hussein's Ba'th Party: Inside an Authoritarian Regime
• In the Suburbs of Damascus
• Job Announcement: MENA Regional Program Director (Solidarity Center, AFL-CIO)
• 17 January 2009 - The Al Ashqar Family
• Press Release: Israel's New Detention Law Violates Rights of Asylum-Seekers
• الإخفاقات الأولى للحكومة الملتحية
• Is There a Palestinian Strategy?
• Contre-révolution en Algérie, enseignements pour l'Egypte
• 16 January 2009 - The Shurrab Family
• A Postcard from Tunis: One Year Later
• Lawfare and Targeted Killing: Developments in the Israeli and US Contexts
• 15 January 2009: The al-Nadeem family
• The Foibles of Thomas Friedman
• Turkey and Syria: A Breakup Bound to Happen
• 14 January 2009 - Muhammed Mousa
• 13 January 2009: Hibba al-Najjar
• "Have a Nice Day, Buddy:" What The Actions of a Few US Marines Say About Us All
• The Current Political Situation in Libya: An Interview with Ali Ahmida
• Brothers Tread Cautiously
• Free Egyptians Deny Reported Coalition with Salafist Al-Nour Party
• Activist Abou Doma Denies Attacking Army, Allowed to Attend Exams
• The "Young Baghdad" Society Launches The National Campaign Against Sectarianism
• هوَجٌ يخدم الصهيونية
• استعد.. استرح
• 12 January 2009 - The Ayad Family
• Revolutionary Activists Take Fight into Cyberspace
• Islamist "Morality Police" to Train Volunteers in Using Electric Batons
• تونس 2006: ذاكرة القمع
• The Nature of Oil: Reconsidering American Power in the Middle East
• New Texts Out Now: Hakan Ozoglu, From Caliphate to Secular State
• 11 January 2009: The Hamouda Family
• Al-Azhar Calls for SCAF to Handover Power 'Without Delay'
• Third-round Parliamentary Run-Offs Wrap Up in Nine Governorates
• SCAF’s Advisory Council Lobbying for 'Constitution First' Resolve
• Two Sheikhs
• Sexual Violence Is A Crime, Sometimes
• Tunisian Film Festival in Hollywood, 10-12 January 2012
• 10 January 2009: Wafa al-Radea
• Ayman Nour Questioned Over Role in Cabinet Clashes
• Islamist Lawyer Charges Billionaire Sawiris with Illicit Gains
• Muslim Brotherhood Met with Mubarak After His Ouster, Claims Newspaper
• SCAF's Violations Resemble Mubarak's Abuses: Amnesty Report
• Revolutionary Figures Remain Targets for Military
• Free Egyptians Party Announces Boycott of Upper House Elections
• Having a Conversation on Other Terms: Gender and the Politics of Representation in the New Moroccan Government
• American Elections Watch 1: Rick Santorum and The Dangers of Theocracy
• Revolutionary Preacher and Activist Summoned for Investigation on Cabinet Clampdown
• Egyptian Elections: Preliminary Results [UPDATED]
• Central Cairo Prosecution Refers Naguib Sawiris to Court for Contempt of Religion
• Rights Group to Sue Ganzouri, 50 ex-Egyptian Ministers Over Corrupt Privatization
• Amnesty International Slams Western Reactions Towards Arab Spring
• 9 January 2009 - The Abu Oda Family
• ثورة في الجحيم
• New Year's Bouquet
• Psychedelic Soup for the Sectarian Soul
• Al-Zahawi's Revolt in Hell (Part I)
• Four Poems by Hussein Habasch
• Four Poems by Joyce Mansour
• Dog Hunting
• A Prayer
• The Palm House
• مَن يدبّج الرسائل ويوصلها إلى أصحابها بعد "استقالة" ابرهيم أصلان؟
• Egypt's New War of Information
• Ayman Nour Believes Military Summoning a Revenge Tactic
• 6 April Movement Demands Protection for January Mass Protests
• Brotherhood's Essam El-Erian: We Will Not Exclude Any Force From Drafting New Constitution
• Egypt's Interior Minister Sues Journalist for 'Insulting Police'
• Voter Turnout Reaches Sixty-Two Percent in Third and Last Round of Egypt's Lower House Elections
• 8 January 2009: The Al-Rahel Family
• مقابلة مع هيثم مناع
• 7 January 2009 - The Mattar Family
• Thousands Block Railways in Upper Egypt Over NDP Election Gains
• Mubarak Trial Prosecutors Call for Death Penalty
• Bedouins Wreak Havoc in South Sinai After Candidates Lose
• Egypt's Former Mufti Says Any Moral Police Must be State-Run
• Evangelical Christmas with a Nationalist Flavor
• موناليزا تنضم إلى الجيش الإسرائيلي
• 6 January 2009: Al-Dayah family
• Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Deny Reassuring US on Israel Peace Treaty
• Results of Phase One of Election's Third Round to Be Announced on Saturday: SEC
• Daqahliyah Election Results: Islamists Dominate
• في ذكرى بدر شاكر السياب: ذاكرة شعرية تحلم بإبادة اليأس
• Democratic Elections: A (Post-)Colonial Telling
• 5 January 2009: Amal al-Samouni
• Will Mubarak be Set Free?
• Egyptian Activists Demand Swift Power Transfer, Brace for 25 January Demo
• Morality Police Claim Millions of Egyptians Approve of Their Work
• The Case Against Military Intervention in Syria
• Sanctioning Iran: An Interview on Iran's Ruling Bloc, Internal Strife, and International Pressure
• 4 January 2009: The Abdel Dayem Family
• New Texts Out Now: Nile Green, Bombay Islam: The Religious Economy of the West Indian Ocean, 1840-1915
• Victory for Workers in Struggle to Renationalize Egyptian Factories
• April 6 Members Under Investigation for Anti-SCAF Activities
• Mansoura Ballot: Islamists Are Ahead But Not Unchallenged
• خلية تسفيكاو وسياسة غض النظر عن النازيين الجدد
• Confusion Overshadows Decision to Elect Egypt's President Before Constitution
• Virginity Tests Trial Adjourned to Mid-January
• Final Stage of Egypt Parliamentary Elections Starts with Some Violations
• Call for Papers: The Egyptian Revolution, One Year On
• Solidarity Protests Held for Revolutionary Socialists and Egyptian Anarchists
• Brotherhood Spokesperson: Military Rulers Could Be Granted Immunity for Peaceful Handover of Power
• 3 January 2009: Motee' and Isma'il as-Selawy
• Final Round of Egypt's Parliamentary Elections Kicks Off
• Flashmob: Brides Boycott Ahava and SodaStream at Bed Bath and Beyond (Video)
• A Syrian Activist and Filmmaker in Hiding: Interview with Democracy Now!
• Egyptian Blogger Alaa Abd El Fattah on His Detention and Egypt: Democracy Now! Interview
• 2 January 2009: Eyad al-Astal
• Ex-Intelligence Officer Launches Egypt Presidential Bid
• Mubarak Not Liable for Deaths of Many Protesters: Public Prosecutor
• Last Parliament Elections Phase Begins Tuesday
• Tanatawi Issues Details for Upper Parliamentary House Elections
• Blogger Maikel Nabil Ends His Four-Month Hunger Strike
• 1 January 2009: The Nasla Family
• Egypt's Liberals and the Elections
• "We Will Not Recognize Criminal Israel," Says Brotherhood Leader
• Egypt Constitution to Be Drafted Before Presidential Elections: Minister
• Ten Questions Egyptians Could Not Answer in 2011
• NGO Raids: A "Smear Campaign" Say Human Rights Groups, as SCAF Backdown
• Egypt's Military Rulers Retreat on NGO Crackdown After US Intervention: Reports
• New Year’s Eve Celebrations Planned in Tahrir Square
• The Most Bizarre Egyptian Quotes of 2011
• Sargon Boulus: News About No One
• War on Iran
• "Operational Accidents": On the Turkish State and Kurdish Deaths
• علمنة "الفضاء السلفي" فى مصر
• Public Film-Screenings of Army Abuses Attacked in Alexandria and Cairo
• Copts Protest Church's Christmas Invitation to SCAF and Islamists
• Martyrs' Families Respond to Acquittal of Officers
• Human Rights Organizations Condemn Mass Raids of NGOs in Egypt
• 30 December 2008: The Hamdan Family
• My Lonely and Beautiful Country: Recent Work on the Cinema of Turkey (Part Two)
• هل تخبرنا التجربة الرومانية بما سيحدث في مصر؟
• إغلاق منظمات حقوق الإنسان: محاولة يائسة لإسكات صوت المقموعين
• April 6 Movement Denies Being Part of 'Friday Unity' Rally
• Field Marshal Tantawi Orders Military Prosecutors to Investigate 'Brutality'
• 29 December 2008: Balousha Family
• Court Acquits Officers Accused of Killing Revolution Protesters
• Egypt Authorities Raid and Close 17 NGO Offices in Cairo
• "We Insist on Hearing Anan's Testimony," Says Lawyer Ashour
• Solidarity March Demanding Release of Blogger Maikel Nabil to be Held Today
• Book Review: Stories of the Streets Around Tahrir Square
• Egyptian Cinema in 2011 Between Activism and Art
• Q&A: Brotherhood's Spokesman Talks Power, Polls, Parliament, and Presidency
• 28 December 2008: The Abu Taima Family
• Court Releases Ultras Accused of Rioting
• Spat Between Parliamentary Candidate Okasha and Pro-Revolution Protesters in Daqahliya
• Mubarak Trial Delayed One Week; Anan Summoned for Questioning
• Muslim Brotherhood to Protect Churches on Coptic Christmas
• New Texts Out Now: Rhoda Ann Kanaaneh and Isis Nusair, Displaced at Home
• Outside the Walls
• 27 December 2008: The Al Ashi Family
• Military Prosecution: Court Order to Suspend Army's Virginity Tests Inapplicable
• The Brotherhood's FJP Aims for Further Electoral Wins
• Mubarak Trial Resumes Wednesday; Martyrs' Lawyers Skeptical of Conviction
• The Invention of the Palestinian
• Egypt Reverses Duty-Free Alcohol Restrictions
• Administrative Court Suspends Military's Forced "Virginity Tests"
• Leading Muslim Brotherhood Figure Allays Fears Over Islamists' Effect on Tourism in Egypt
• FJP Will Not Support Former Brotherhood Figure Aboul-Fotouh's Presidential Bid
• Leftist MP Announces Presidential Bid
• Letter from Istanbul Bakirkoy Women's Prison
• Kalimat Magazine Launches the Winter 2012 Egyptian Design Issue
• Reform and Development Party-Misruna
• Q&A: Freed @Alaa talks Prison, Parliament, and Egypt's Future
• My Lonely and Beautiful Country: Recent Work on the Cinema of Turkey (Part One)
• Mubarak Trial to Resume Wednesday After Three-Month Delay
• "No Room for Palestinian Artist": An Interview with Larissa Sansour
• Microbus Drivers' Strike Against Rising Taxes and Traffic Fines
• Egypt Military Ruler Suspends Military Court Sentences Against Ninety Civilians
• Salafist Al-Nour Party Denies Link to Morality Police Group Launched on Facebook
• We Are Targeted by Police and Army for Treating Demonstrators: Egypt Doctors
• Brotherhood Members Accuse Christian Political Figure of Inciting Sectarian Strife
• No Hope for Left-Eye of Injured Revolutionary Ahmed Harara
• The Syrian Revolution and the Question of Militarization
• The Ultras and the Egyptian Revolution
• Muslim Brotherhood will Not Nominate a Presidential Candidate: Spokesman
• Revolution Youth Coalition: Lawsuit Against Revolutionary Socialists Recalls Sadat’s "Repression Era"
• Prominent Activist and Blogger @Alaa Released from Prison ‎
• خواطر في الربيع السوري: من العبث إلى الرجاء
• تقويم السياسة الأمريكية بين التعذر حاضرًا وترقُب الرأي العام
• Patriotism, Democracy, and Revolution in Syria and Beyond: An Interview with Tha'ir Deeb
• The Tunisian South: Regionalism, Marginalization, and Unfulfilled Revolutionary Expectations
• Egyptian Political Figures Suggest Scenarios for Swift Handover of Power
• Muslim Brotherhood Member Files Lawsuit Against Three Revolutionary Socialists
• Tahrir Open to Traffic After Friday of Regaining Honor
• The Palestinian People
• 2011, A Memory From Lebanon
• A New Phase? Syria Roundup [Updated]
• Brotherhood's FJP Wins Ten Out of Ten Seats in Sharqiya
• Pro-Mubarak Chants Heard at Abbasiya SCAF Rally
• Egyptian Authorities Must Not Target Women with Gender-Based Violence: Amnesty International
• Tahrir's "Honor" Demo Joined by Protests in Governorates
• Far Outside Cairo: A Graffiti Campaign to Denounce the SCAF
• Brotherhood's FJP Sweeps Runoff Polls in Menoufiya
• Egypt's SCAF 'Clarifies' Ex-Officer's Hitler Remarks
• Friday "Honor" Demo Draws Thousands to Egypt's Tahrir Square
• The Army and the Economy in Egypt
• Sidi Bouzid One Year On: Dignity, Stagnation
• An Interview With Paul Sedra: Another Victim of the Egyptian Junta - I'Institut d'Egypte
• Morocco's Next Government: New Actors, Same Script
• Cabinet Crackdown Leaves 16 Dead, 928 Injured
• Political Forces Condemn SCAF Violence, Rally Behind Revolutionary Socialists
• The Friday of 'Regaining Honor': Who Will – and Won't – Take Part?
• Holding Libya Together: Security Challenges After Qadhafi
• Egypt Ministry of Interior Apologizes for Defamatory Photos of Women's March
• Lawyers Hired to Defend Minors Charged in Tahrir Clashes
• Salafist Nour Party Denies Meeting with Israeli Officials
• Muslim Brotherhood's FJP Sticks to SCAF Roadmap
• Second Day of Run-Offs Begin
• SCAF Reaffirms Malicious Plan in 92nd Communique
• Muslim Brotherhood "Looking for a Presidential Candidate to Back"
• Yes ... We Do Want the Downfall of the State of Tyranny, Poverty and Dependency
• الجيش والاقتصاد في بر مصر
• On Being "Wrong" on Iraq
• Photos of Women's March Against Military Rule
• Public Prosecutor's Office Refutes SCAF Position on Clashes
• الدين/الأخلاق، سوريا/المقاومة : أين ”اليسار“ من سوريا؟
• Walls Go Up
• Egypt's NAC Calls For "Friday of Regaining Honor"
• Freedom and Justice Party Slams Early Presidential Elections as "Not the Solution"
• Islamist Parties Braced to Pick Up More Seats in Egypt's 2nd-Round Runoffs
• Second Round Run-Offs Begin in Egypt Elections
• New Texts Out Now: Marcy Jane Knopf-Newman, The Politics of Teaching Palestine to Americans
• Global Dimensions of the Arab Spring and the Potential for Anti-Hegemonic Politics
• Eyewitnesses Recount Horror Stories to Refute SCAF Version of Clampdown
• Prophecy and Deliverance: Reading al-'Azm in An Age of Revolution
• Coalition of Political Figures Stage 'Parliamentarian' Sit-in
• Egyptian Army Issues Apology After Woman Stripped
• نحن؛ ضمير غائب
• 10,000 Egyptian Women March Against Military Violence and Rule
• سؤال الساعة: هى العيال دى عايزة إيه؟
• رسالة إلى المجتمعين في القاهرة: الوقت من دم والتاريخ لا يرحم
• SCAF "Restraint" Proves Hollow as More Protesters Killed
• Egyptian Publisher Says Government Ordered His Arrest Over SCAF Accusations
• Revolutionary Groups Plan Presidential Election on 25 January
• Security Forces Kill Four in Morning Attack on Tahrir, Says Doctor
• Q&A with Khaled El-Sayyed: Youth in Parliament
• Jadaliyya Launches O.M.A.R. Page: On Media and Reporting
• Stark Challenges for Iraq as US Exits: Interview with The Guardian's Martin Chulov
• Pioneer Bloggers in the Gulf Arab States
• The Iraq We are Leaving Behind: Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor Sinan Antoon
• من التخلف إلى الإستبداد
• Free at Last? Charting Egypt's Media Post-Mubarak
• The Materiality of Virtuality: Internet Reporting on Arab Revolutions
• اقتصاد مبارك يلعب دور الثورة المضادة
• Video: Crimes of the Junta in Egypt
• Half an Hour with Khaled: A Piece Smuggled Out of Jail by Alaa Abd El Fattah.
• Video: Security Forces Kill Two More Protesters in Egypt
• Egypt Politicians and New MP's to Begin Sit-In Against State Repression
• Journalists Targeted for Exposing Egyptian State Violence
• Egypt Parliament Evacuated Due to "Arson Threats"
• SCAF Hails Security Forces, Warns of Foreign Plots
• April 6 Movement Hits Back at SCAF
• Egypt Activists Call for Friday ‎Demo Against Military Rule
• Call for Photos: Become a Contributing Photographer at Jadaliyya
• SCAF: Intelligence Points to Plan to Burn Parliament Building
• Military 'Heroes' Bore the Unbearable Amid Plot to Destroy Egypt: SCAF
• Activists Campaign to Unmask Military Atrocities at SCAF Press Conference
• Prosecution Detains 123 Accused of Violence Near Cabinet, Releases 28
• Three Killed During Failed Attempt to Clear Tahrir Square
• Azhar Cleric Shot Dead While Supporting Protesters, Says His Widow (Includes Video)
• Napoleon's "Description De L'Egypte" Lost to Fire Amid Clashes
• Second Round Run-offs Set Up Salafist-Brotherhood Contest, Again
• Voter Turnout Up in Second Round: Electoral Commission
• Hundreds March to Cabinet Headquarters to Stop Clashes Between Military and Protesters
• Egypt's Military Council Defends Right to Protect Public Property
• Martyr's Families and Political Forces Condemn SCAF Statement on Fresh Attack
• Ghada's Testimony on Being Tortured by the Egyptian Army
• The Transgressions of the Military Council and Its Fabrications (Video)
• Brotherhood's FJP Shows Supremacy in Bani Swief
• Al-Nour Candidates Face-off with Brotherhood, Independent in Giza's Fourth Constituency
• Six Brotherhood FJP Lists Secure Thirty-Nine Percent of Second Round Votes
• Funeral March for a New Egyptian Martyr, Emad Effat
• Statement by the Revolutionary Socialists: The "Cabinet Offices" Massacre: A New Crime by the Sons of Mubarak in Power
• Urbanizing the Counter-Revolution
• Martyrs of the Egyptian Revolution: January - December 2011 (Video)
• Thousands Bid Farewell to Fallen Religious Cleric Killed in Tahrir Square
• Egypt Witnesses Day of Military Violence as Funerals Turn into Anti-SCAF Rallies
• Students Bid Farewell to Fallen Colleague; Army Intercepts March
• Two Leading Politicians Condemn Military Attack on Tahrir, Scold SCAF
• Advisory Council Frozen in Protest at Brutality, SCAF Highlights Soldiers' "Self-restraint"
• Polling Station Employee Detained in Sohag on Vote Rigging Charges
• Tahrir Field Hospitals Attacked, Doctor Assaulted and Tens Arrested
• Egyptian Army Storms Headquarters of Liberal Al-Adl Party
• Nine Dead in Clashes, Egyptian Army Sets Barbed Wire Around Cabinet
• April 6 Youth Member Shot, Died in Attacks in Occupy Cabinet
• Video: Egyptian Security Forces Attack on Protesters in Tahrir Square Continues
• FJP and Al-Nour Lead in Second Stage of Egypt Parliament Elections
• Activists Detained in Qasr El-Aini Street
• Details Emerge Over Latest Cabinet Attack
• Egypt's Occupy Cabinet Protesters Attacked
• Gay Rights as Human Rights: Pinkwashing Homonationalism
• المصالحة بانتظار 26 كانون الثّاني وما بعده
• Egyptian Elections Beyond Cairo: Mansoura's Electoral Politics
• Shining a Light on Al-Nour Party's Plans for the Economy
• Appeals Court Releases All Maspero Defendants Except @Alaa
• Arab Studies Institute (ASI) Announces Internship Opportunities
• Q&A: Reformist Judge, New MP Mahmoud Al-Khodeiry on Islamist Ascendancy and Palestine
• Parliamentary Candidate Hospitalized after Military Police Attack
• Governor Kicks Out FJP and Al-Nour Party Representatives from Polling Stations in Menoufiya
• Second Round of Egypt Elections Wraps Up Uneventfully
• Egyptian Bloc Headquarters in Suez Attacked
• آفاق «الحكومة الملتحية» وإكراهات مشهد سياسي مغربي مبلقن
• Public Figures Demand the Formation of a Founding Committee to Draft the Constitution
• Young Revolutionaries Face Uphill Battle in Second-Round Polling
• New Texts Out Now: Nadje Al-Ali and Nicola Pratt, Between Nationalism and Women's Rights
• بانتظار علياء
• Palestinian Bloggers and Activists' Statement in Solidarity with Razan Ghazzawi
• Military Re-Sentences Maikel Nabil to Two Years in Prison
• Conservative Party Candidate Justifies NDP Past
• Elections for Electoral Lists Postponed in Three Governorates
• Will Second Round of Egypt's Elections be Blighted by More Violations?
• صعد الإسلاميون، وماذا بعد؟
• Second Round Voting to Begin in Giza's Crucial Second District
• Second Round of Egypt Parliamentary Polls to Start Wednesday
• Seventy-Eight Percent of Egyptians Abroad Have Obtained Polling Forms
• Time for an Independent Conversation
• On the Campaign Trail: The Revolution Continues Alliance
• The Cell of Survival: Bara Sarraj
• Al-Adl Party
• Egyptian Tahrir Party
• Egypt's Tahrir Square Sit-In to Relocate to Cabinet Building
• Bahrain's Past and Present: An Interview with Nabeel Rajab
• Q&A: Emad El-Din Abdel Ghafour, Chairman of the Salafist Al-Nour Party
• Salafists Ideas Are Dated: Egyptian Bloc Leader
• Salafist Party Vows to Ban Alcohol, Beach Tourism in Egypt
• NEWTON Authors Rochelle Davis and Alan Mikhail Receive 2011 MESA Book Awards
• لهذه الأسباب لن تتوقف ثورة مصر
• بدرخان علي: دور اليسار ومستقبله مرهون بالكفاح من أجل الكرامة والعدالة والمساواة
• The Unknown Hell of Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon
• متى يزور قادة الإخوان واشنطن؟
• Undocumented and Afraid
• Kerry's Visit to Islamists is a Sign of Our Strength: Salafist Leader
• Free Egyptians Apologizes for NDP-Linked Parliamentary Candidate
• Brotherhood: SCAF's Advisory Council Handcuffs Parliament
• Court Ruling Gives Detained Activist @Alaa Abdel-Fattah Right to Vote
• US Senator John Kerry Visits Muslim Brotherhood's FJP Headquarters
• George Issac Demands MB and Salafists Reveal Their Source of Funding
• Al-Azhar Grand Imam Calls on Protesters to 'Give a Chance' to New Cabinet
• SCAF's Advisory Council Won't Pick Constituent Assembly: El-Awa
• The Strike Wave and the Crisis of the Egyptian State
• The Heroes of Tahrir (Video)
• Eight Reasons Not to Join SCAF Advisory Council
• Egypt Expats Begin Second Round Voting
• Muslim Brotherhood Withdraws from SCAF "Advisory Council"
• Arab League Man
• Egypt's Labor Movement Takes a Tumble
• Sectarianism, Opposition Parties, and Online Activism in Bahrain: An Interview with Blogger Chan'ad Bahraini
• Red Lines and Human Rights: An Evaluation of the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry Report
• Meet the New Egyptian Cabinet
• روايات الغضب والثورة
• Egyptian Bloc
• Bombing the Neighborhood: Daniel Ellsberg and the Radical Critique of American Empire
• رزان مرت من هنا
• Saudi Arabia: Repression in the Name of Security
• Freedom and Justice Party: No Talks with US Regarding Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty
• ACLU to Congress: Stop Targeting American Muslims and Protect Muslim Service Members
• Liberals and Democrats Revel in Salafist Electoral Defeats
• BBC Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor Bassam Haddad on Asad's ABC Interview
• Barbara Walters' ABC Interview With President Bashar Asad
• American Empire and the Good Life: Hypocrisy and Fantasy at Home and Abroad
• Turkey's Foreign Policy Towards the Middle East: An Interview with Asli Bali (Part 1)
• Jadaliyya Articles by Co-Editors Anthony Alessandrini and Maya Mikdashi Nominated for Award - Vote Now!
• Bahrain's Assault on Medical Professionals
• Muslim Brotherhood Lands 34 Out of 52 Seats in Runoffs
• Internal April 6 Dynamics, Egyptian Politics, and Outlooks for the Future: An Interview with Ahmed Maher
• New Texts Out Now: Rochelle Davis, Palestinian Village Histories: Geographies of the Displaced
• Egypt Election Committee: Turnout Was Fifty-Two Percent, Not sixty-Two Percent
• Supra-Constitutional Principles are Dead, Says MB Official
• Head of Salafist Al-Nour Party Rules Out Alliance with Muslim Brotherhood
• Muslim Brotherhood Slams Tycoon-Owned Satellite Channels for Misinforming Voters
• We'll Allow a Coptic President When Israel Allows a Muslim One: Salafist Leader
• Islamists on the March in Second Day of Egypt's Electoral Runoffs
• Quiet Crossings, Kinship, and Intimacy in Lebanon and Northeast Syria
• The Plot Thickens: Ghalyoun's “Ill-Conceived” Statements in the WSJ Interview
• A Syrian President's Daughter: Hana Choucri Al-Kouatly
• The Egyptian Military Tortures Demonstrator Mohamed Munir
• Alexandria Votes for Its Islamist Sons, With Dangerously High Expectations
• Egypt Runoffs Blighted by Lower Turnout, Reported Violations
• Supreme Administrative Court Orders Re-elections in Cairo's El-Sahel Due to Violations
• Egypt and Yemen Developments: Interviews with Hossam Bahgat and Atiaf al-Wazir
• Gunfight Disrupts Luxor Polling
• Egypt's Parliamentary Election Run-off for First Phase Begins
• Thugs Strike for First Time in Post-Mubarak Elections
• Interview with Shahira Abouellail on the Eve of the Egyptian Elections
• First Elections Victim in Clashes Between Egyptian Bloc and Wasat Party Supporters: Eyewitnesses
• Muslim Brotherhood Braces for Tough Electoral Race in Runoffs
• Egyptian Bloc Faces Off Against Islamists in Next Election Phase
• Revolution Continues: Putting the Revolution's Voice in Parliament
• عذرًا لن ترى الثورة في صورة فوتوغرافية
• التعهد الأخير للمجلس الأعلى للقوات المسلحة
• Government Must be Approved by New Parliament, Says FJP Leader
• A Communiqué from the Revolutionaries of Tahrir Square
• Al-Nour and Brotherhood: Arch Foes in Elections Runoff
• About the People's Assembly Law
• About the Shura Council Law
• About the Law on the Exercise of Political Rights
• Nationwide Vote for Party-Coalition Lists (Stage 1)
• Ghad Al-Thawra Party (Hizb Ghad Al-Thawra)
• Ziad Al-Eleimi
• Carter Center Preliminary Statement on the First Round of Voting in Egypt’s People’s Assembly Elections
• How Are Seat Winners Determined in the Egyptian Elections ?
• مقاضاة أنصار المقاطعة
• Press Release: Bisan Center for Research and Development Issues the Study "Foreign Aid and the Molding of the Palestinian Space"
• Brotherhood's FJP Secures Forty Percent of the Vote in First Round of Egypt's Elections
• BREAKING: Heavy Voter Turnout Postpones Egypt Elections Results Untill Friday
• Early Results Show Islamists Dominating Egypt's Next Parliament
• Religion/Morality, Syria/Resistance: For Syria, What is "Left?" (Part 2 of 3)
• New Texts Out Now: Zakia Salime, Between Feminism and Islam: Human Rights and Sharia Law in Morocco
• Some Panels from the Upcoming Meeting of the Middle East Studies Association
• Suriye'deki Ayaklanmanin Dinamikleri
• Egypt Army Sees Vote Turnout Exceeding 70 Percent
• "Arab League and United States Not Fit to Intervene in Syria": Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor Bassam Haddad
• Political Rivals Trade Accusations of Electoral Breaches
• Women Turn Out in High Numbers to Vote, Yet Their Share in Parliament Looks to Be Slim
• Egypt Electoral Body Chief Admits to Vote Irregularities
• Open Letter to National Press Club and Their Subsequent Decision to Rescind Suspension of Sam Husseini
• Parties Campaigning During Egypt's Voting Face Criminal Charges: Electoral Commission Chief
• Des elections au milieu d'une revolution
• Egypt's First Polling Day Deemed Promising, Brotherhood Unethical
• 'To Vote or Not to Vote?' Egyptians Ask as Polling Opens
• Government Association Breaks Egypt Election Law: Urges Tourism Workers to Vote for a Specific Bloc
• Elections in the Midst of Revolution
• The Battle of Muhammad Mahmud Street: Teargas, Hair Gel, and Tramadol
• Tunisia's Election Results and the Question of Minorities
• Government Association Breaks Egypt Election Law: Urges Tourism Workers to Vote for a Specific Bloc
• Blogger @Alaa Gets Another 15 Days in Detention, Orders State Security Prosecution
• ESDP's Zahran Accuses Muslim Brotherhood and Salafists of Vote Rigging
• Brotherhood and Salafists Set to Make Big Gains in Alexandria
• The Road to New Cairo
• Who is Conspiring Against Syria?
• The Army Tortures Sayed (Video)
• Damietta Gears Up for Polls Despite Ongoing Crises
• "Tattoo" by Muhammad Al-Maghut
• Egypt's Polls to Kick Off Amid Unrest and Division
• Call for Papers - Language Change and Gender Discourse(s) in the MENA Region: The Case of e-Arabic (Sfax University 12-14 April 2012)
• Egyptian Bloc, Revolution Continues, and Al-Adl Party Will Participate in Elections
• Egypt's Judges Insure Their Lives Against Parliamentary Elections Violence
• Our University: On Police Violence at CUNY
• A Voter's Checklist for the Egyptian Elections
• قراءة في الانتخابات المغربية في سياقيها الإقليمي والدولي
• فلسفة اللاسلطوية وثقافة الثورة
• On the Fast-Track to An Electoral Train Wreck
• Uncharted Waters: Thinking Through Syria's Dynamics
• "Death to Al Sa`ud" Chants by Thousands in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province: A Game Changer?
• Making Sense of Developments in Egypt and Syria: A KPFA Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editors Hesham Sallam and Bassam Haddad
• Mona Eltahawy Describes Her Detainment and Assault in Cairo (Video)
• Statement by US-based Egyptian Academics and Professionals in Response to Attacks on Protesters Since November 19
• "This Script is my Script" by Ahmad Fu'ad Nigm
• Remember, Remember, the 25th of November: Morocco's Elections and Reforms
• Political Forces: Tantawi Speech ‘Weak’ and Reminiscent of Mubarak
• Egyptian Social Democratic Party Apologizes for SCAF Meeting
• Parties Mull Two Week Postponement of Parliamentary Elections
• Report of the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (BICI)
• Bahrain's Independent Commission of Inquiry: A Path to Justice or Political Shield
• Newly Issued Lustration Law Slammed as Ineffective
• The New Kurdish Movie
• Decolonizing Islamophobia in France: An Interview with Houria Bouteldja
• "هنا، هناك"
• Freedom and Justice Party
• ICRC Database on Customary International Humanitarian Law: New Update of State Practice
• Brotherhood's El-Beltagi Ejected from Tahrir
• الثورة المصرية تلفظ أبناءها؟ من كريم عامر إلى علياء المهدي
• Political Forces React to Tahrir Violent Repression
• من يتآمر على سورية؟
• Revolution Youth Blacklist Exposes Ex-Regime Remnants Prior to Elections
• Egyptian Current Party Loses Member After Clashes
• Call for Submissions: Malafat Naqdiyya
• Military Council Issues Long Promised Lustration Law, Days Before Elections
• "It's an intifada a la 25 Jan now . . . ": Brief Words and Images from Hossam El-Hamalawi
• Several Political Figures and Coalitions Boycott Campaigning After Police Crackdown in Tahrir
• Lax Security Stirs Up Pessimism Over Egypt’s Parliamentary Elections
• Framing Syria
• Waiting for Alia
• Statement by SASI on People to People Solidarity with Palestine and Duplicity of South Asian States
• Job Announcement: Assistant Professor in International Studies (IR/CP)/Middle East (American University of Beirut)
• The Concise Idiot's Guide to the Egyptian Elections
• Amr Hamzaway
• Osama Al-Ghazali Harb
• Mustafa Al-Naggar
• Yasser Borhami
• Naguib Sawiris
• Al-Sayed Al-Badawi
• Mamdouh Hamza
• Mohamed Al-Beltagy
• Abul Ela Madi
• Amin Iskandar
• Mohamed Al-Qasas
• Hossam Badrawi
• Mohamed Abul-Ghar
• Adventures in Candyland
• Kalimat: Outlet for Political, Social, and Cultural Expression
• Honored to be a "Freedom Rider"
• Three Versions of Copt
• Economic Research Forum Launches Interactive Blog
• Journalist Who Questioned Legitimacy of Saudi Regime Suspended from National Press Club
• Meet the National Democratic Party Offshoots
• Revolution Continues Alliance
• Socialist Popular Alliance Party
• Islamist Bloc (Alliance for Egypt)
• Al-Nour Party
• Egyptian Social Democratic Party
• Democratic Alliance for Egypt
• National Progressive Unionist (Tagammu) Party
• Egyptian Current Party
• Al-Wafd Party
• Free Egyptians Party
• Al-Wasat Party
• Al-Karama Party
• Democratic Workers’ Party
• Press Release by South African Union on Russell Tribunal on Palestine
• Final Court Decision: Mubarak's Party to Compete in Egypt's Coming Elections
• Liberals and Leftists Say Islamists Bribed Poor People with Meat to Get Votes Over Eid
• Egypt's Communist Party to Boycott Parliamentary Elections
• With Polls Around Corner, Egypt Gripped by Election Fever
• In Historic Ruling, Egyptian Court Confirms Voting Rights for Millions of Expats
• Egypt Elections Watch: Use with Caution
• Two Poems by Rafeef Ziadah
• November Culture Bouquet
• Four Poems by Mohammed Khair-Eddin
• Betrayals of Language and Silence
• Plucking Out the Heart of Power: Al-Qawqa`a
• Love
• The Callous Father Who Refuses to Die
• Rethinking Islamic Art
• Back to Work: OWS and the Arab Spring
• New Texts Out Now: Ayca Cubukcu, On Cosmopolitan Occupations: The Case of the World Tribunal on Iraq
• After the Spring: Thoughts on Cultural Production and the Selling Power of Change
• A Syrian Activist in Hiding: Democracy Now! Interview with Razan Zaitouneh
• Democracy Now! Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor Bassam Haddad on Uprising and Intervention in Syria
• The Ongoing Struggle in Bahrain: An Interview with Alaa Shehabi
• Palestinian Freedom Riders to Ride Settler Buses to Jerusalem
• Statement by Comrades from Cairo in Response to OWS Proposal to Send Election Monitors
• Doctoring the Evidence, Abandoning the Victim: The Involvement of Medical Professionals in Torture and Ill-Treatment in Israel
• سايكس- بيكو الجديدة أم أغنياء النفط
• المجلس الوطني وهيئة التنسيق: استعصاء الاداة ام اقتسام العجز؟
• On the Death of Libya's Tyrant
• The Maspero Massacre: What Really Happened (Video)
• Poems by Hussein Al-Barghouti
• Announcement of Voter Registration for Palestinian National Council (PNC) Elections
• Call for Papers: 12th Annual Southwest Graduate Conference in Middle Eastern and North African Studies (University of Arizona, 29-30 March 2012)
• The Fire Next Time Is Now: An Interview with Angus Wright
• Hundreds of Thousands of Consumers, Billions of $$ Move to Credit Unions
• Job Announcement: Assistant Professor - West/Southwest Asian American Culture; Rutgers University
• Call for Papers: Gulf Charities in the ‘Age of Terror’ and the ‘Arab Awakening’ Workshop (University of Cambridge, 11-14 July, 2012])
• New Texts Out Now: Wendy Pearlman, Violence, Nonviolence, and the Palestinian National Movement
• Eye-Witness Account of Israel's Capture of Freedom Waves Flotilla
• Organizing for No Military Trials for Civilians: Interview with Egyptian Activist Shahira Abouellail
• "It's Simply an Announcement of Death"
• Burhan Ghalioun Address to the Syrian People (Video and Translated Transcript)
• Mapping the FBI: Uncovering Abusive Surveillance and Racial Profiling
• Primo Levi in the Year of Assassinations
• AKP's Passion For Kurds: Either You Belong to Me, Or to the Courts
• Call-Out for Solidarity with Egypt: Defend the Revolution
• Palestinian Youth Join Boats Set to Challenge Israel’s Siege of Gaza, Act Now to Defend Today's Boats to Gaza
• Africa without Qaddafi: The Case of Chad
• Conflict Risk Alert: Syria's Tipping Point
• Turkish Politics, Kurdish Rights, and the KCK Operations: An Interview with Asli Bali
• What Happens in Yemen: The "End" of Citizenship and How We Got Here
• Message of Solidarity to Occupy Wall Street from the Organization of Women's Freedom in Iraq
• Van Earthquake Exposes Turkey's Ethnic Fault Lines
• Israel's Exceptionalism: Normalizing the Abnormal
• Films for the Classroom: Silences of the Palace
• Bertrand Russell's Legacy
• Shattered Families: The Perilous Intersection of Immigration Enforcement and the Child Welfare System
• Turkey: Arrests Expose Flawed Justice System
• New Texts Out Now: Wilson Chacko Jacob, Working Out Egypt
• Where the Truth Lies
• Democracy Now! Interview with Phyllis Bennis on UNESCO Vote and US Withdrawal of Funding
• Occupy Demands: Let's Radicalize Our Analysis of Empire, Economics, Ecology
• The "Maspero Crime": Accounts Against the Counter-Revolution’s Power, Media, and Religion
• Unfulfilled Promises and Demands in Post-Revolution Egypt: Interview with Wael Gamal
• Boycott: Where To?
• Portraits of a People
• LA Event -- Glenn Greenwald on How the Law is Used to Destroy Equality and Protect the Powerful
• A Message from Anonymous to Wall Street, New York, and the Protesters
• An Interview with Hisham Matar
• Gilbert Achcar on "The Arabs and the Holocaust"
• Two Hands Clapping: the Double Logic of Counter-Revolution
• Urgent Appeal: Stop Arbitrary Detentions in Turkey
• The Cost of Kill/Capture: Impact of the Night Raid Surge on Afghan Civilians
• Flowering of the Arab Spring: Understanding Tunisia’s Elections Results
• The New Hybridities of Arab Musical Intifadas
• Announcing the Arab Council for the Social Sciences
• The Making of a Secular Democracy: Law, Marriage, and Empirical Irrelevance in Israel and Lebanon
• Breaking Point? Yemen's Southern Question
• The Spectre of South Africa
• Kherrberr: The New Lebanese Media Monitor on Gender Discrimination
• We Will Not Pay the Debts of Tyranny
• Press Release from the Popular Campaign to Drop Egypt's Debt
• Job Announcement: Administrative Associate, Arab Digital Expression Foundation
• Solidarity Letter from Cairo
• If the Libyan War Was About Saving Lives, It Was a Catastrophic Failure
• Founding Statement of The Popular Campaign to Drop Egypt’s Debts
• Demand of Friday 28 October Demonstration in Tahrir Square
• The Levant [Gone to Palestine: 10]
• R-Shief Opens Its Databases of Twitter #Occupy Tags and Analytics In A Collective 3-Day Effort to #Occupydata
• Amnesty International Memorandum on Investigating Former US President George W. Bush for Crimes Under International Law
• Leyla Halid'le Soylesi: Yasanmis Gundelik Bir Deneyim Olarak Direnis ve Devrim
• Some of My Best Friends Are Zionists
• New Texts Out Now: Belen Fernandez, The Imperial Messenger: Thomas Friedman at Work
• الحركة الإسلامية في شمال أفريقيا: تناقضات الخطاب والممارسة
• PARC 2012-13 Fellowship Competition for U.S. Scholars: Conducting Field-Based Research on Palestine
• Romance, not Romanticized: Three Stories of Love and Loss from the Boston Palestine Film Festival
• De Blogueros a Redactores de la Constitucion
• Press Release Regarding Recent Referral of Egyptian Activist Michael Nabil Sanad to Abaseyya Mental Hospital
• "After 42 Years": Poet Khaled Mattawa Reading His Latest Piece (Audio Clip)
• El Acuerdo Detras del "Acuerdo Shalit" Presos, Poder y Racismo
• Entrevista con dirigentes de la Federacion General de Sindicatos de Bahrein
• United States Should Step Aside as Mideast Broker
• لن نرد ديون الإستبداد
• المرأة العربية والتحول الديمقراطي: التحديات وآفاق تحقيق المساواة والمواطنة
• Bashful "Indignados": Chronicle of a Portuguese Protest
• Remembering Sargon Boulus (1944-2007)
• Prisoner Exchange Levels Hamas, Fatah Playing Fields
• The Battle for Tunisia
• An Apocalyptic Air of Approaching Peril: Zionism at the United Nations
• Collage of Images from Social Media Today
• «فتح عينك....الدين من جيبك»
• Francois Abu Salem
• The Dynamics of the Uprising in Syria
• Humanitarian and Humane Subjects in Lebanon: The Problem of Social Change
• Boston Palestine Film Festival (21-30 October)
• New Texts Out Now: Alan Mikhail, "Nature and Empire in Ottoman Egypt"
• "Poverty in Saudi Arabia" Short Documentary and Carlos Latuff's Take on Filmmaker's Arrest
• ياسين الحاج صالح ومرارة الإعتقال في سورية
• تساؤلات مشروعة عن صفقة تبادل الأسرى
• List of Palestinian Prisoners Released on 18 October 2011 (Includes Names, Dates of Arrest, and Sentences )
• A Short Syrian Film (Video)
• A Syrian American in Paris
• The Deal Behind the "Shalit Deal": Prisoners, Power, Racism
• Jadaliyya Interview with Leaders of the General Federation of Bahrain Trade Unions
• Authors in Support of Occupy Wall Street and Related Movements
• The Maspero Massacre: The Military, the Media, and the 1952 Cairo Fire as Historical Blueprint
• Lawrence of E-rabia: Facebook and the New Arab Revolt
• Consensus: A Look into the "how" of the Occupy Wall Street Movement
• UNAMA Report: Mistreatment of Conflict-Related Detainees in Afghan Facilities
• BNC Statement: Occupy Wall Street not Palestine!
• The "Very Scary" Iranian Terror Plot
• Generation Rev and the Struggle for Democracy: Interview with Aly El-Raggal
• From Blogging to Writing the Constitution
• What is a Virgin?
• المسيحيون العرب: مواطنون لا ذمّيّون
• The Others, the Elsewhere of Our Here
• Democracy Now! Interview with Toby Jones on "Iranian Assassination Plot"
• كلمة «المصري اليوم»: «شرف» الاستقالة
• Guantanamo at Home (City University of New York Graduate Center, October 14, 2011)
• The Irvine 11, the Police, and the Autonomy of the University
• New Texts Out Now: Linda Herrera and Asef Bayat, "Being Young and Muslim"
• Sectarianism and the Revolution
• Arab Spring, Occupy Wall Street, and Historical Frames: 2011, 1989, 1968
• بين فيتوين
• Video of Sunday's Attack on March to Maspero & Aftermath
• Call for Global Hunger Strike in Solidarity with Palestinian Prisoners (12 October 2011)
• Sovereign Wealth and Ruler Loot
• What Does a Jew Want?
• Israeli International Festivals: Occasions for Whitewashing Oppression or Resisting it?
• القاهرة تنتحر، فمن يبلغ أدما ويعتذر من البطريرك؟
• AJE Interview with Paul Sedra on Copts in Egypt and Recent Attack on Protesters
• Cartoons: Carlos Latuff on Egypt
• The Shibboleths within Albert Memmi's Universalism
• Film and its Voices: The DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival
• Manoubia and Her Son
• The Forgotten Anniversary: 10/7 and America's Longest War
• State Sanctioned Killings
• Declaration of the Occupation of New York City
• رياح أكتوبر
• "Listen" to Jadaliyya
• Chart: Ratio of Pay Between CEOs and Workers in Various Countries
• New Texts Out Now: Max Weiss, "In the Shadow of Sectarianism"
• Threat: Palestinian Prisoners in Israel
• Report on Jadaliyya's Conference on Teaching the Middle East after the Tunisian and Egyptian Revolutions
• في وداع فرنسوا أبو سالم
• Hate Speech Finds a Mainstream Platform
• Statement by Bahraini Medics Sentenced on 29th September 2011
• Resistance and Revolution as Lived Daily Experience: An Interview with Leila Khaled (Part 4)
• The Palestinian Statehood Strategy in the United Nations: Lessons from Namibia
• التقشف في غير موضعه والكرم لمن لايستحق
• Statement on Press Restrictions in Jordan's New Anti-Corruption Bill
• Statement by OWFI President on Kidnapping and Torture of Aya Al Lamie
• Nobody Can Predict the Moment of Revolution (Occupy Wall Street Video)
• Call for Papers: Arab Uprisings One Year Later (National University of Singapore, 24-25 May, 2012)
• Sargon Boulus: The Child of War
• ACLU Statement on Killing of Anwar Al-Aulaqi
• Entrevista a Fawaz Trabulsi, historiador y escritor libanes: Siria, Yemen y la Primavera Arabe
• حِنّة
• ...أيام السينما المغربية: المسكوت عنه، ولكن
• New Texts Out Now: Mohamed Daadaoui, "Moroccan Monarchy and the Islamist Challenge"
• Abbas's Next Move
• Study: U.S. Night Raids Aimed at Afghan Civilians
• Academic Tourists Sight-Seeing the Arab Spring
• Will the Gulf Countries Escape the Revolutionary Fires?
• Resistance and Revolution as Lived Daily Experience: An Interview with Leila Khaled (Part 3)
• Witnessing the Censored Exhibit: "A Child's View from Gaza"
• Call for Participants: IFPB Olive Harvest Delegation (Palestine, 29 October-11 November, 2011)
• Missing Edward Said
• دليل المواطن الصبور للرد على خصوم رفع الأجور
• Bahrain's 14 Feb Coalition Press Release: Winning the Psychological War against a Defeated Regime
• Report on Palestine's Application for Admission to the United Nations
• From Gun to Pen: The Palestinian Revolution Lives
• Nour Merheb, RIP (1985-2011)
• An Excerpt from 'Remarking January 25 - A Series of Six'
• Text of Abbas Speech to the UN General Assembly
• Text of Netanyahu Speech to the UN General Assembly
• Statement by Palestine Youth Movement on the September 2011 Declaration of Statehood
• Palestine at the UN. . . . Again
• Democracy Now! Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor Mouin Rabbani on Palestinian Statehood Bid
• Bahrain's 14 Feb Coalition Press Release: Return to Martyrs Square 23-24 September
• Deadly Detention: Deaths in Custody and Popular Protest in Syria
• Ma'an News Agency Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor Mouin Rabbani on Palestine UN Bid
• Text of Obama Address to the United Nations General Assembly
• Jadaliyya Turns "One!"
• Roundtable on Occupation Law: Part of the Conflict or the Solution? (Part I: Noura Erakat)
• Roundtable on Occupation Law: Part of the Conflict or the Solution? (Part II: Lisa Hajjar)
• Roundtable on Occupation Law: Part of the Conflict or the Solution? (Part III: Ahmed Barclay and Dena Qaddumi)
• Roundtable on Occupation Law: Part of the Conflict or the Solution? (Part IV: Asli Bali)
• Roundtable on Occupation Law: Part of the Conflict or the Solution? (Part V: Nimer Sultany)
• Roundtable on Occupation Law: Part of the Conflict or the Solution? (Part VI: Darryl Li)
• قانون الإحتلال وواقع الدولة الواحدة
• Conference: Activism and the Academy (New York, 23-24 September, 2011)
• Obama's Palestine Problem, and Ours
• Curriculum: Tools for Reclaiming Communities from Militarism
• Al-Jazeera Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor Noura Erakat on PLO/PA Strategy at the UN
• Interview with Hossam El-Hamalawy on Counter-Revolution in Egypt
• "Arab Talk" Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor Bassam Haddad on Syria and Arab Uprisings
• Reclaiming Marx: Principles of Justice as a Critical Foundation in Moral Realism
• "Zahra's Paradise" [Part Two]
• Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor Lisa Hajjar on Obama's own 'Gitmo,' Bagram, and US Detention Policy
• أين "اليسار" من سوريا؟ الجزء الأول
• New Texts Out Now: Paul Sedra, "From Mission to Modernity"
• مصر وتركيا تجاه إسرائيل ــ وحدود المقارنة بينهما
• Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor Mouin Rabbani on Palestinian Statehood
• Report of the High Commissioner on OHCHR’s visit to Yemen
• AJE Interview Featuring Noura Erakat on Palestinian Statehood Bid
• The Keys to Birweh [Gone to Palestine: 9]
• Poem For Syria
• Reimagining Foreclosure as a World-Making Project
• التوجه إلى الأمم المتحدة وخطر العقوبات والربيع الفلسطيني
• The Arab Spring and Adunis' Revolution, in Context
• Resistance and Revolution as Lived Daily Experience: An Interview with Leila Khaled (Part 2)
• لماذا تنجح حركة العمال ويخفق السياسيون؟
• Algeria and the Arab Spring: A View from the Forest
• Real Solidarity Should Respect BDS Guidelines
• Social Origins of Israeli Unrest
• On Racial Literacy: "A White Side of Black Britain"
• Democracy Now! Interview with Anjali Kamat on Militarization and Reconciliation in Libya
• Democracy Now! Interview with Mahmood Mamdani on Regional Implications of NATO Intervention
• Farewell Mohammad Ghani Hikmat
• New Texts Out Now: Adam Hanieh, "Capitalism and Class in the Gulf Arab States"
• New Texts Out Now: Steven Salaita, "Israel's Dead Soul"
• KPOO's "Arab Talk" Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor on Bagram, Obama's Other Gitmo, and US Detention Policy
• السجون الإسرائيلية وإنتهاكات جديدة لحقوق الإنسان
• Documentary Video Clip (DVC) Section: Clip from "Arabs and Terrorism"
• "Zahra's Paradise": An Interview with Amir and Khalil
• ميشيل كيلو: تطورات يجب أن تتوقف.. الثورة لا يصنعها الملائكة ولا حملة السلاح
• هلّ هلال الحرية
• الكنائس والحراك الثوري في سوريا
• Ten Years, Over a Trillion Dollars Later: What and How Much Has Changed?
• Going to the United Nations, Sanctions, and the Tick-Tock of the Palestinian Spring
• Resistance and Revolution as Lived Daily Experience: An Interview with Leila Khaled (Intro)
• Walls [Gone to Palestine: 8]
• Resistance and Revolution as Lived Daily Experience: An Interview with Leila Khaled (Part 1)
• Honoring the Law: Honor, Gender and Crime in the Lebanese Penal Code
• 9/11 Lessons: Combating Ignorance, Avoiding Arrogance
• Listen
• وحدها شجرة الرمان...رواية العراق بحق
• في نقد ما يسمى بالنموذج الليبي الناجح
• A Romanticized Oriental Wedding in Marrakech
• An Interview with Ramy Esam
• Scheduled Strike by Egyptian Federation of Independent Trade Unions
• Android App Comes to Jadaliyya!
• US Detention Post-9/11: Birth of a Debacle (Part 1 of 5 Part Series)
• Popular Protest in North Africa and the Middle East (VIII): Bahrain's Rocky Road to Reform
• New Texts Out Now: Khalid Medani, "Strife and Secession in Sudan"
• New Texts Out Now: Amal Ghazal, "Islamic Reform and Arab Nationalism"
• The UN Palmer Inquiry and Israel's Attack on the Mavi Marmara
• Kamal Salibi (1929-2011)
• Chart: Who Funds the International Monetary Fund (IMF)
• Cannes ya ma Cannes Ramallah [Gone to Palestine: 7]
• العلماء والسلطة: سوريا نموذجاً
• Statement by Syria's Lawyers Committee for Freedom
• On BDS Bashers and their Search for Fig Leaves (Includes Arabic Translation)
• Escaping Mumana'a and the US-Saudi Counter-Revolution: Syria, Yemen, and Visions of Democracy (Interview with Fawwaz Traboulsi)
• Our Solidarity [Gone to Palestine: 6]
• Palestinian Options at the United Nations
• Doctors without Borders on the Situation in Tripoli
• Syrian Local Coordinating Committees on Taking Up Arms and Foreign Intervention
• New Texts Out Now: The Back to School Edition
• New Texts Out Now: James Gelvin, "The Modern Middle East" and "The Arab Uprisings"
• New Texts Out Now: Stephen Sheehi, "Islamophobia: The Ideological Campaign Against Muslims"
• New Texts Out Now: Saadia Toor, "The State of Islam: Culture and Cold War Politics in Pakistan"
• John Quigley Critique of Goodwin-Gill Legal Opinion on Palestine Statehood Bid
• Guy S. Goodwin-Gill Legal Opinion on Palestinian Statehood Bid
• A Note on the Palestinian Diplomatic Initiative at the United Nations (UN)
• For Syria, What is "Left?" (Part 1)
• Interview with Ali Ahmida, Gilbert Achcar, and David Smith on Situation in Libya
• Fear, Inc.: The Roots of the Islamaphobia Network
• Palestinian Statehood Blocked: Equality Struggle Ahead
• J14: The Exclusive Revolution
• The Politics of Royal Pluralism in Jordan
• رحلة الموت إلى الفردوس المفقود
• Sudan: Slippery Slope
• Democracy Now! Interview with Gilbert Achcar on the Libyan Rebels
• Religious Liberty, Minorities, and Islam: An Interview with Saba Mahmood
• A Light Bulb
• Whitey on the Moon
• An Old Regime in New Sudan: Politics After Secession
• New Texts Out Now: Nadine Naber, "Arab America: Gender, Cultural Politics, and Activism"
• New Texts Out Now: Mohammad R. Salama, "Islam, Orientalism, and Intellectual History"
• The Suspicious Revolution: An Interview with Talal Asad
• Inhabiting the Possible: Pedagogy and Solidarity at Camp Ayandeh
• The Opposite of Silence
• الظاهر بيبرس وإبنه بركة خان
• العدالة الثورية
• Report of the UN Fact-Finding Mission to Syria Pursuant to Human Rights Council Resolution S-16/1
• Palestinian Statehood at the United Nations: An Information Resource
• محمد محسن، شهيد غير عادي
• The Newly Formed National Governing Council: Will it Govern in a New Way?
• The Arab-UK Spring
• The Makers of the Revolution
• حول النفي والخوف: فكرتان على ضوء الاحتجاج الإسرائيلي
• Jadaliyya Launches "New Texts Out Now" (NEWTON)
• New Texts Out Now: Hamid Dabashi, "Brown Skin, White Masks"
• New Texts Out Now: Paul Amar, "Middle East Masculinity Studies"
• New Texts Out Now: Ahmed Kanna, "Dubai, the City as Corporation"
• تيمورلنك في سورية
• NATO's "Conspiracy" against the Libyan Revolution
• Turkish Translation of "After Oslo: Europe, Islam and the Mainstreaming of Racism"
• New Additions to the Literature on Cairo
• A Creature Which Would Be Impossible If It Did Not Exist: "Midnight's Children" Turns Thirty
• On the Current Conjuncture in Israel
• I'm Sorry
• The Syrian "Common": The Uprising of the Working Society
• Trying Mubarak
• هشام صفي الدين: الإستبداد والثورة عودة الكواكبي
• "The United States Is Not Qualified to Intervene on Behalf of Democracy in the Region": Al-Jazeera Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor
• The Never Ending Story: Protests and Constitutions in Morocco
• National Conference: Students for Justice in Palestine (New York, 14-16 October, 2011)
• Syria's Torment
• أمريكا تبحث عن أرنب آخر في القبعة
• Haletna bel Romancy
• Emergency, Governmentality, and the Arab Spring
• UN Report : Human Rights Situation in Iraq Remains Fragile
• "عن العدوان الثلاثي، ومسلسل "في حضرة الغياب
• Collateral Damage: #Oslo Attacks and Proliferating Islamophobia
• التوافق السياسي ننتزعه من قلب المعركة
• Mahmoud Darwish: A Traveller
• Iraq's Other War: The 23rd Anniversary of the End of the Iran-Iraq War
• The Namesake
• عزت القمحاوي: الصورة تنتقم لتاريخها المهدور
• The Space Between: March 14, March 8 and a Politics of Dissent
• General Suleiman, Reggae & Defamation: Interview with Zeid Hamdan
• Fear of Arrest
• في البحث عن راجي بطحيش الجزء الثاني
• في البحث عن راجي بطحيش الجزء الأول
• Tahrir August 1st: Masquerade for a Lost Legitimacy
• Rap Rage Revolt
• Statement by African Heritage Delegation to Palestine/Israel
• New BDS Strategy: Sucky Bands Encouraged to Not Boycott Israel
• Jordan's Assault on Journalism
• Press Release by Solidarity Protesters that Were Violently Dispersed in Beirut
• Bodies Moving to Memory
• One Night in Hamra
• Hope, Translated
• Na Oslo: Europa, de islam en de normalisering van het racisme
• Israel’s Anti-BDS Law: Proving the Effectiveness of the Boycott
• Popular Upsurge and Political Pacts in Morocco
• Job Announcement: Regional Coordinator - Middle East & North Africa; Coalition for the International Criminal Court
• Occupation Law and the One-State Reality
• The "State of Emergency" is Not a Law . . . It is a Structure and a Regime
• Al-Jazeera Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor on the UN Security Council and Syria
• South Sudan: Post-Independence Opportunities and Challenges
• "The Real News" Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor on Islamists and the Egyptian Revolution
• Culture XVI
• It's Not Him, It's Them
• "The Trial" by Saniyya Salih
• Dogs
• May Odeh's Diaries: Celebration, Beauty and Transcendence
• The Body Cannot Live Without the Mind: Egyptian Cultural Discourse in the Wake of the Revolution
• Salafis in Tahrir
• صبحي حديدي: حلقة الأسد الأمنية، حتمية التفكك… بعد اختبار النار
• The Syrian Regime's Escalation of Violence: Links to Media Reports
• IGLYO General Assembly Withdrawn from Israel
• Job Announcement: Muslim Mediterranean/Middle Eastern World, 1450-Present; Assistant or Associate Professor of History; UCSC
• The Friday of Reaction and Bigotry
• Anarchist, Liberal, and Authoritarian Enlightenments: Notes From the Arab Spring
• Sowing the Arab Spring
• Report on Exiles from Libya Fleeing to Egypt
• Job Announcement: Mentor - Museum Operations; Welfare Association Palestinian Museum Taskforce
• Job Announcement: Head of Research and Collections; Welfare Association Palestinian Museum Taskforce
• Job Announcement: Director of Museum Operations; Welfare Association Palestinian Museum Taskforce
• Call for Abstracts: Health of Palestinians Inside and Outside the Occupied Palestinian Territory (Beirut, 5-6 March, 2012)
• On the Historical Study of South Asia and Sufism: An Interview with Nile Green
• The Syrian Regime's Slow-motion Suicide
• Can the Palestinian Leadership Pave the Way from Statehood to Independence?
• What is a Citizen? (Or, What if Layla Were Prime Minister?)
• The Reemergence of the Jihadist Salafis in Jordan
• Breaking the Siege and the Diplomatic Impasse: An Interview with Huwaida Arraf
• After Oslo: Europe, Islam and the Mainstreaming of Racism
• The Arab Spring: Common Roots, Common Challenges
• "Defaming the President" in Lebanon
• عضوية فلسطين بالأمم المتحدة والقانون الدولي
• The Syrian People Will Determine the Fate of Syria: An Interview with Burhan Ghalyoun
• دروس في العـودة
• Oppression 2.0: Iranian Discontent in Cyberspace
• Their Revolution and Ours
• نهاية ”الولائم الدسمة“ للأسرى السياسيين
• The Corrections
• Yaffa is not an Orange: The Limits of Archetypes
• Now, This is not Damascus Anymore
• Culture XV
• Roundtable on Post-Mubarak Egypt: Authoritarianism without Autocrats? (Full Series with Response by Brownlee)
• Roundtable on Post-Mubarak Egypt: Authoritarianism without Autocrats? (Part VII: Abul-Magd)
• Roundtable on Post-Mubarak Egypt: Authoritarianism without Autocrats? (Part VI: El-Menshawy)
• Roundtable on Post-Mubarak Egypt: Authoritarianism without Autocrats? (Part V: Brown)
• Video of Protesters Attacked in Anti-Army March on July 23rd Anniversary
• Anti-SCAF (Army) March Attacked in Egypt
• Roundtable on Post-Mubarak Egypt: Authoritarianism without Autocrats? (Part IV: Brumberg)
• Roundtable on Post-Mubarak Egypt: Authoritarianism without Autocrats? (Part III: Shehata)
• Roundtable on Post-Mubarak Egypt: Authoritarianism without Autocrats? (Part II: Al-Amrani)
• شمس جديدة
• Roundtable on Post-Mubarak Egypt: Authoritarianism without Autocrats? (Part I: Sallam)
• Greek Translation of "Tragic Day for Norway; Shameful Day for Journalism"
• Tragic Day for Norway; Shameful Day for Journalism
• Book Reviews in the Arab Studies Journal's Forthcoming Issue
• DIA-LOGUE
• A Decade Lost: Locating Gender in U.S. Counter-Terrorism
• New Arab Studies Journal Issue . . . Around the Corner!
• برهان غليون: الشعب السوري هو من يقرر مصير سوريا وليس القوى الاجنبية
• الإنقضاض على العمال المصريين
• الثورات تُسقط أنظمة الأفكار أيضاً
• Legal Brief: Flotillas and the Gaza Blockade
• The Arab Uprisings and the Priorities of the Left
• Statement of Syrian Christians in Support of the Revolution
• Trafficking and Foreign Labor in the Gulf: An Interview with Pardis Mahdavi
• Promises and Challenges: The Tunisian Revolution of 2010-2011
• Jadaliyya's iPhone/iPad/iPod/iNama Kuntum App is Now Available—We Tried to Resist . . .
• Call for Papers: BDS as a Means of Enforcing International Law in Palestine
• Palestinians Discuss September Questions in Day-Long Symposium in Al-Bireh
• To Die For
• Culture XIV
• Sargon Boulus "To Imru' al-Qays on his Way to the Inferno"
• Amal Dunqul "A Special Interview with Noah's Son"
• The Case Against the Grand Egyptian Museum
• Senior Attache at Syrian Embassy in Washington D.C. Clarifies Reasons for Resignation
• Urgent: Pair of Sandals for Gilboa Prison!
• Greece and the Gods of Neoliberalism
• هدية المستشارة الألمانية للثورات العربية والقارة السوداء: دبابات وأسلحة
• التحرير- سول- سينتاغما، أو كيف يصبح المتوسّط بركةً
• Call for Papers - From Tahrir to Wisconsin: Rethinking Revolution, Democracy, and Citizenship (April 27-28, 2012)
• Jadaliyya Developments
• Eat, Drink, But Don't Talk Politics
• Justice for Palestine: A Call to Action from Indigenous and Women of Color Feminists
• Politics in a Time of Politicians
• Universal Jurisdiction: A Conversation between Lisa Hajjar and Richard Falk
• Getting Away with Torture: The Bush Administration and the Mistreatment of Detainees
• Revolution and Repression on the Banks of the Suez Canal
• Leadership of Palestinian BDS Campaign Responds to New Israeli Law
• المثقف والثورة
• Call for Papers: Youth and Citizenship in a Digital Era (Workshop 1 of MRM 2012)
• Call for Papers: 13th Mediterranean Research Meeting (March 21-24, 2012)
• عند حافة الجرح
• Palestine in Scare Quotes: From the NYT Grammar Book
• The Syrian People's Slow Motion Revolution
• The Post-Racial Pitch: FIFA, Nationalism and Islam
• This Flag is my Flag
• The Arab Spring and Adunis's Autumn
• Maroun Abboud's "Everlasting Everlasting"
• Blind in Granada
• Culture XIII
• سوريا تشهد ثورة شعبية سلمية لأجل الحرية والكرامة
• Is Palestine Next?
• هناك حيث تطل شقائق النعمان على سفوحنا نجدك
• The Syrian Revolution: Interview with Rosa Yaseen Hassan (Part 1)
• Bahrain's Human Rights Crisis
• إدوارد سعيد في تطوّره الفكري: من شـرق غرب إلى رحاب الإنسانية
• Egypt's Incomplete Revolution: The Challenge of Post-Mubarak Authoritarianism
• مطلوب صندل وبشكل فوري لسجن الجلبوع
• Jadaliyya Launches Section on Occupation, Intervention, and Law (O.I.L.)
• Human Dignity in Jerusalem
• The Legal Campaign Against American Torture
• Emergency Laws, the Arab Spring, and the Struggle Against “Human Rights”
• Through the Looking Glass
• وعُدنا للتقشف
• Culture XII
• On Cultural Production and the Syrian Revolution: Part 3 of an Interview with Rosa Yaseen Hassan
• Kareem Abdulsalam: Teargas Poems
• Revolutionary Cartoons: An Interview With Ahmad Nady
• Egypt: The Struggle Continues
• Waiting for a Volcano? Don't Hold Your Breath
• Orientalising the Egyptian Uprising, Take Two: A Response to Rabab el-Mahdi and Her Interlocutors
• Top Ten List: What To Expect In Lebanon Now That The STL Indictment is Out
• WANTED!
• 100 Days of the 2011 Moroccan Constitution
• Ma Fi Shi: The City of Nothingness
• ما قبل العاصفة - سينما عربية مستقلة
• What Is [the] Left?
• Debating the Future of the Arab Revolutions in Cairo: Democracy, Imperialism and Neoliberalism
• Call for Submissions: Youth, Media and the Politics of Change in North Africa
• الانتخابات أولاً": شعارٌ مفرغ من المضمون"
• Traffic Jam
• Mind the Gap
• On the Possible Recognition of A Palestinian State at the United Nations
• Entrevista al novelista egipcio Sonallah Ibrahim sobre la revolucion; la imaginacion como acto transitivo
• NPR: Israeli Chef Invents Baba Ghannouj
• Of Course the Flotilla is a Political Provocation
• Youth, Media and the Art of Protest in North Africa
• Culture XI
• On Writing and Revolution: An Interview with Mohamed Salah Al-Azab
• Nizar Qabbani's "The Journal of An Arab Executioner"
• On Resonance/Dissonance: An Interview with Khyam Allami
• Postcards from the Yemen Uprising
• أمريكا ضد الحد الأدنى للأجر
• Call for Papers: CSU Conference on Middle Eastern Studies (October 15-16, 2011)
• Egypt: After the Revolution
• The Anguish in the American Dream
• We Want to Fill Cells; The Strong Heroes of Moscow Rap Against the Syrian Regime
• Rational Choice Theory Takes on the Arab Revolutions
• آصف بيات في كتابه "الحياة كسياسة: كيف يغير أناس عاديون الشرق الأوسط"
• عن الكتابة والثورة : حوار مع محمد صلاح العزب
• "Teaching the Middle East" Conference: Conclusions and Moving Forward
• Panel Summaries for Day 2 of Jadaliyya's "Teaching the Middle East" Conference
• Introduction: Teaching the Middle East after the Tunisian and Egyptian Revolutions . . . Beyond Orientalism, Islamophobia, and Neoliberalism
• USAlafis?
• Panel Summaries from Day 1 of Jadaliyya's "Teaching the Middle East" Conference
• My Coming Out Story
• Effects of Neoliberal Policies on Farmers and the Food Price Crisis in Egypt (Video)
• A Long Season of Change Ahead for Every Arab Nation
• Culture X
• Two Stories by Luay Hamza Abbas
• Five Poems by Wadi Saadeh
• Libya's Revolution Sparks a New Age of Music
• Still Seeking Justice for Those Who Died at Guantanamo: Two Letters on Father's Day
• Six Most Read Jadaliyya Posts This Month
• Jadaliyya Co-Editor Bassam Haddad on Rami Makhlouf in the New York Times
• Early Observations on Post-Mubarak Egypt
• Democracy Now! Interview with Toby Jones on Saudi Arabia's Role in Bahrain and Yemen
• That Was Hama in 1982. This Is Syria in 2011
• Striking Back at Egyptian Workers
• الشباب العربي.. جيل زئبقي بثقافة تويتر
• Does Guilt Matter?
• Multilateral Cooperation Between The United States and Israel
• Gays, islamistas y la primavera arabe; Que haria un revolucionario?
• BBC Interview with Bassam Haddad on the Question of "Sectarianism" in Syria
• A Poetry of Resistance: The Disappearance of Ayat al-Qormezi in Bahrain's “Hidden History”
• 1000 American Luminaries Support the Arab Spring
• The Voice Is Obama's; The Hands are Bush's
• قرض الصندوق ضد الديمقراطية
• Nothing to Fear: Debunking the Mythical "Sharia Threat" to Our Judicial System
• From Dance to Transcendence
• The United Transport Company - Jerusalem
• Dawn
• Culture IX
• The Imagination as Transitive Act: an Interview with Sonallah Ibrahim
• التخييل هو فعل صناعة الخيال : حوار مع صنع الله إبراهيم
• Report on Foreign Workers in One of Jordan's Export Production Factories
• نحو نهاية إزدواجية الدولة في المغرب؟
• Gays, Islamists, and The Arab Spring: What Would A Revolutionary Do?
• Three Powerfully Wrong--and Wrongly Powerful--American Narratives about the Arab Spring
• How Do You Finance Social Justice in Egypt? Jadaliyya Interview With Journalist Wael Gamal
• وما نيل المطالب بالتمني: ربيع العرب في زمن اختلاف المواسم
• Iraq After Maliki's "100 Days": An Interview with Iraqi Organizer Uday al-Zaidi
• Revisiting Arna's Children
• Following the Torture Trail through the Arab Spring: First Speculations
• Opportunities and Challenges Facing the Egyptian Revolution: Interview with Blogger Wael Khalil
• Petition Against Firing of Barbara Van Dyck (Catholic University of Leuven)
• The Lebanese Left Fails in Syria
• Democracy Now! Interview with Abdul-Ghani Al-Iryani on Saleh Departure
• A Turning Point in Morocco?
• Algeria's Impact on French Philosophy: Between Poststructuralist Theory and Colonial Practice
• Translating Palestine: Dispatches from the 2011 Palestine Festival of Literature
• Nizar Qabbani's "Poetry Buses"
• The Marriage of Cadmus and Harmony and the Burial of the Martyrs: Syrian Dances in the Arab Spring
• Culture VIII
• 44 Years Since al-Naksa: Qalandia - June 5, 2011
• The Largest Demonstration in Hama Ends with Blood, and Signals a Shift
• Shooting at Protesters at Qalandia Crossing (and the Golan) Today: Live Video by Jadaliyya Researcher
• Yemen in the Wake of Saleh's Departure: Ongoing Updates from San'a
• Essential Readings: Iran
• Letter from Tehran
• Ongoing Reports On Escalating Events in Yemen . . . (This Weekend)
• Returning to the Border: Preparing for June 5th on the Lebanese Border
• Call for Papers: Covering the Arab Spring (September 1-2, 2011)
• Spanish Translation of "Egypt's 'Orderly Transition'? International Aid and the Rush to Structural Adjustment"
• Crafting Chaos: Presidential Games and Yemen's Escalating Violence
• UCLA Uncut Interview with James Gelvin on Obama's May 19 Speech
• The Stunting Role of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces After the Revolution: Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor Mohamed Waked
• Syria and Hizballah
• "We've Never Seen Such Horror": Crimes Against Humanity by Syrian Security Forces
• The Arab World's Forgotten Rebellions: Foreign Workers and Biopolitics in the Gulf
• Details of Military Prosecutor's Summoning of Egyptian Activist and Journalist Hossam El-Hamalawy
• تجاوز الماضي أم نسيانه؟
• "Freedom for Palestine" Music Video
• Legal Fallout of Israeli Attack on Lebanese Nakba Day March (Video)
• Reflections on Egypt after March 19
• نصيبنا من كعكة الإقتصاد
• Funeral of Tortured Syrian Child Hamza al-Khatib (Video)
• "V for Vendetta": The Other Face of Egypt's Youth Movement
• The Year of the Citizen
• Culture VII
• "To the Master of the Banquet" by Sargon Boulus
• The Persistence of Jokes
• Prose of a Growing Movement
• Egypt's ‘Orderly Transition’? International Aid and the Rush to Structural Adjustment
• Entry Denied: Revolution in North Africa and the Continued Centrality of Migration to European Responses
• Where is Khaled? The Story of a Disappeared Critic
• Yemen Update: May 27, 2011
• Tahrir Speaks: May 27th (Photos and Videos)
• When An Act of War Is Not An Act Of War
• Return to Tahrir Square: May 27th (Ongoing Updates)
• A Good Week for Bibi, a Bad Week for Barack, an Opportunity for the Palestinians
• Counter-Proposal from Yemen's Revolutionary Youth
• Whither Palestinian Resistance? Part III Roundtable on Palestinian Diaspora and Representation
• Running on Empty: International Education Funding Gets Deep Cuts
• Letter from Saudi Citizens Calling on King to Free Manal al-Sharif
• Manal al-Sharif: Saudi Woman Drives the Streets of al-Khobar (Video)
• The PLO: A Positive Model or Doomed for Failure? Part II Roundtable on Palestinian Diaspora and Representation
• Kenyon Review Interview with Sinan Antoon on Literature and Arab Uprisings
• On a NY Stage: Four Strong Characters Seek Out the Meaning of Gaza and the Arab Spring
• Russia TV Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor on Palestine, Obama, and AIPAC
• Palestinians Organizing in Diaspora: PART I Roundtable on Palestinian Diaspora and Representation
• Roundtable on Palestinian Diaspora and Representation (INTRO)
• A Journey into Refugee Camps along the Tunisian-Libyan Border
• An Excerpt from "Judgment Day" by Rasha al Ameer
• Bin Laden's TV
• Culture VI
• خمسة ملاعيب اقتصادية للاستيلاء على ثورتنا
• عزف منفرد على القانون
• On Our Way to Palestine: An Eyewitness Account of Nakba Day at the Lebanese Border
• A Conversation with Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme on "The Zone"
• من يحاسب المجلس العسكري: ورقة موقف
• Que ha pasado con las protestas en Jordania
• Democracy Now! Roundtable with Noura Erakat on Obama Speech and Palestine
• Amnesia: Ben Ali's Infamous Legacy
• المتهم حسني مبارك مجرم ضد الانسانية
• Text of Obama Letter Ordering Further Sanctions on Syria
• A Critique of Reporting on the Middle East
• Cruel and Sadistic Intoxication of Power: A Personal Account of Arrest and Interrogation
• Dressing Like a Terrorist
• Reflections on the (In)Visibility of Copts in Egypt
• الظهور الأخير لجوليانو مير خميس على المسرح
• Entrapment and Racialization: The "Homegrown" Canard
• Targeted and Entrapped: Manufacturing the "Homegrown Threat" in the United States
• في ذكرى رحيل سعد الله ونوس ... الفيل يحتضر
• Schedule from Conference on "Teaching the Middle East After the Tunisian and Egyptian Revolutions."
• Conference: Mapping and Remapping the Tunisian Revolution
• Neoliberalism's Forked Tongue
• Arab Uprisings and Middle East Studies: Roundtable with Beshara Doumani, Charles Hirschkind, Saba Mahmood, and Stefania Pandolfo
• Shiaphobia Hits Kuwait
• Maroun al-Ras: Day of Death at the Lebanese-Israeli Border
• Awakening, Cataclysm, or Just a Series of Events? Reflections on the Current Wave of Protest in the Arab World
• Saudi Women Respond to Exclusion from Voting: Baladi Campaign [My Country Campaign]
• Culture V
• Faraj Bayraqdar, Excerpts from "Mirrors of Absence" II
• Rajab Buhwaysh, "No Illness But This Place"
• Between Massacre and Genocide: On Eric Friedler's "Aghét: Nation Murder"
• The Long and Invisible Road
• النكبة بثلاثمئة كلمة وأكثر
• حين تطير الفراشة بعيداً عن النكبة
• لم تعن لي شيئاً
• Nagm to Nasrallah
• Syrian Embassy's Response to NYT Interview with Rami Makhlouf
• Jadaliyya Review Roundtable on "The Goldstone Report: The Legacy of the Landmark Investigation of the Gaza Conflict"
• Review Roundtable Part I: Goldstone and International Law
• Review Roundtable Part II: Goldstone and Accountability
• Review Roundtable Part III: Goldstone in Political Context
• "يوسف رخا: مقطع من رواية "كتاب الطغرى
• First Jadaliyya Co-Sponsored Conference on "Teaching the Middle East After the Tunisian and Egyptian Revolutions"
• Saudi Women: "I Will Drive Myself Starting June 17"
• New Hope on the Nile
• From Gun to Pen: The Palestinian Revolution Lives
• Israel's Blockade of Gaza is Cracking
• Verses of Bahrain and the Revolution Poet
• Stay Human Convoy Headed for Gaza
• Arab Spring or Arabian Summer?
• Culture IV
• The Bawwab's Daughter
• Faraj Bayraqdar, Excerpts from "Mirrors of Absence"
• Quoth the Grandmother -- قالت الجدة
• فرج بيرقدار، مقاطع من مرايا الغياب
• "The Language of Almonds," A Short Film/Tribute to Hussein Al-Barghout by Salim Abu Jabal
• All Sides Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor on Killing of Osama Bin Ladin
• Who Cares About Osama
• Bahrain, Kingdom of Silence
• "Budrus": The Potential and Limits of Non-Violent Popular Struggle
• Top Ten Reasons Why Osama Bin Ladin's Death Is Consequential
• Democracy Now! Interview with Toby Jones on Saudi Arabia
• The Fateful Choice
• Two Films for the Syrian Unraveling
• Palestinian Youth: New Movement, New Borders
• The Securitisation of Political Rule: Security Domination of Arab Regimes and the Prospects for Democratisation
• حنين إلى الضوء
• [Arab Elites in the Era of Despotism]النخب العربية في زمن الإستبداد
• Bahrain: Arbitrary Arrests Escalate
• Bashar al-Asad to Announce Amending Article 8 of the Constitution?
• Art for Change at the Square for Change in Yemen
• Syria: Quickly Going Beyond the Point of No Return
• What Happened to Protests in Jordan
• [What Can Neo-Liberal Egyptian Parties Offer Us?] ما الذي يمكن أن تقدمه لنا أحزاب الليبرالية المصرية الجديدة؟
• A Sense of Nervous Anticipation Looms in Pakistan
• The Political Underpinnings of Kuwaiti Sectarian Polemics
• What Churchill Said
• Al-Jazeera's "Inside Story" Debate on International Intervention in Syria, with Jadaliyya Co-Editor
• Boat Rocking in the Art Islands: Politics, Plots and Dismissals in Sharjah's Tenth Biennial
• Tribes of Libya as the Third Front: Myths and Realities of Non-State Actors in the Long Battle for Misrata
• Culture III
• Al-Maqaleh's Betrayal: Translation and Commentary
• Al-Shabbi's "The Will to Life"
• Aesthetic Uprisings
• English Translation of Interview with Hossam El-Hamalawy on the Role of Labor/Unions in the Egyptian Revolution
• غنائم البارون ماكس فون آوبنهايم: الآلهة السورية إنبعثت من جديد في برلين [The Baron's Trophies: Syrian Gods Resurrected in Berlin]
• ثوار تحت الإحتلال: الإنتفاضة العراقية 2011 [Revolutionaries Under Occupation: The Iraqi Uprising of 2011]
• مزمور
• Syrian Petition for Political Change: A Dramatic Missed Opportunity
• Special Bodies, Speculative Personhood: Bradley Manning and Mohamed Bouazizi
• The Arab Uprisings and US Policy (Panel Video)
• الشعب يريد عجلة إنتاج أخرى [The People Want Another Mode of Production]
• Declaration of Municipal Elections Boycott by Group of Saudi Writers and Intellectuals
• After Syria's "Great Friday": Al-Jazeera Interview with Bassam Haddad (conducted on April 23)
• Culture II
• A Damascene Diary
• "The Meaning of My Prayer" by Sargon Boulus
• Memoir and Mythology
• What is Sharia?
• [The Military Council Approves Egypt's Additional Emergency Law] المجلس الأعلى يقر قانون طوارئ إضافي
• Who Killed Vik?
• Radical Islam in Gaza
• Statement by Mother of Vittorio Arrigoni
• Interview with Bassam Haddad on Developments in Syria (Conducted by Sharam Aghamir)
• زمن عربي جديد [A New Arab Era]
• Revolutionary Tremors in Central Asia?
• Jordan's New Opposition and the Traps of Identity and Ambiguity
• The Ongoing War; Lebanese Leaders Against the Lebanese
• Democracy Now! Interview with Bassam Haddad on Syria
• Revolt in Egypt: An Interview
• Jadaliyya Launches Culture Section
• Independence, Nakba, and the Visual Archive
• Sultana: A Chapter from a Novel by Ghalib Halasa
• Why Tamer Hosny Won't Go Away
• Al-Jazeera Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor on Syria
• Saleh's Speech on Mixing the Sexes and Its Implications
• Essential Viewing: Five Tunisian Films from a Postrevolutionary Perspective
• Indictment
• Draft Program of The Popular Socialist Coalition Party (Arabic)
• الجاليات العربية والمسلمة في ألمانيا بين الإندماج والوقاية [Arab and Muslim Communities in Germany between Assimilation and Prevention]
• Prospects for the Sectarian Terrain (Part II)
• List of Demands by Youth of March 15 in Dar'a, Syria
• Urge (to Keep) Going
• Committee to Protect Journalists on Founder of Bahrain's Al-Wasat Newspaper
• الهيمنة السعودية تسحق الربيع البحريني [Saudi Hegemony Stamps Out the Bahraini Spring]
• Interview with Sheila Carapico on the Uprising in Yemen (Conducted by Sharam Aghamir)
• Prospects for the Sectarian Terrain (Part I)
• On the Re-Mythification of the Arab
• Essential Readings: Reading Pakistan
• Deposed Tyrants Retirement Home
• Two Mundasseen Bidoun Banadoura
• Roundup on the Goldstone Controversy
• In the Shadow of Words: Le Trio Joubran in Memoriam of Mahmoud Darwish
• Conference: “Tunisia and Egypt's Revolutions and Transitions to Democracy”
• At the Table: Sharif Waked's Khumus
• Orientalising the Egyptian Uprising
• New MERIP Issue on People Power: A Must-Read!
• Saudi Hegemony vs. the Arab Spring
• Essential Readings: Bahrain: Origins of a Crisis
• The Role of Workers and Labor Unions in the Egyptian Revolution: Video Interview with Hossam Hamalawy (Part 1)
• Protests on the Rise Again in Syria: A Report from Jadaliyya Affiliate in Damascus
• Update from Islamophoberia
• Why Goldstone Wrote that Op-Ed? Video Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor
• Screening of "Arna's Children" in memory of Juliano Mer Khamis
• إنتفاضة البحرين حتى التدخل السعودي [The Bahraini Uprising Until the Saudi Intervention]
• Essential Readings: Counterinsurgency
• Video of the Goldstone Debate at Stanford Law School
• Interview with Juliano Mer Khamis (2005)
• Statement by Family of Juliano Mer Khamis
• Key Issues Relating to Report of UN Fact-Finding Mission on Gaza Conflict (the "Goldstone Report")
• Juliano Mer Khamis
• النقابات العمالية في مصر بين الحزب الوطني والإخوان [Labor Unions in Egypt Between the National Democratic Party and the Muslim Brotherhood]
• What Wasn't Said at Senator Durbin's Hearing on “The State of Muslim Civil Rights in the US”
• عن سورية: لقاء مع ياسين الحاج صالح [On Syria: Interview with Yassin Al Haj Saleh
• Syrian Movement Calls for Political Prisoner Awareness Day
• "A Space Exodus": A Truly Palestinian Film
• The Failure to Establish Democracy in Palestine: From the British Mandate to the Present Times
• Roundtable on Syria Today (Part 3): Is Syria Different?
• Securing the People (or State?): Efforts in Governing Through Fear
• Waiting for Death: I Will Not Carry Flowers to my Grave
• The Arab Spring: Two Dictators Down, Twenty To Go
• Kosova, Libya, and the Question of Intervention
• What Emergency? The ADL, Academic Freedom, Lawfare, and Palestine
• Roundtable on Syria Today (Part 2): On Portrayal
• Roundtable on Syria Today (Part 1)
• Essential Reading: State Building and Regime Security in Jordan
• Al-Jazeera English Interview with Bassam Haddad on President Bashar's Speech
• الشعب قرر الإضراب وهذا ما سيكون" عن يوم الأرض" [On Land Day: The People Have Decided to Strike and so it Shall be]
• Two Poems by Rashid Hussein
• The Unfolding Situation in Yemen
• Why Secularism is Not the Answer; Gays in the Lebanese Khutba
• Interview with Toby Jones on the Situation in Bahrain (Conducted by Sharam Aghamir)
• Narrating the Past, Confronting the Present
• The Meaning of "Syrian Opposition Figures Urge Peaceful Change" Story from Reuters
• Democracy Now! Interview with Jadaliyya Co-Editor on Syria
• The Egyptian Elite and the Egyptian Revolt: Video Interview with Hossam El-Hamalawy (Part 3)
• Live Twitter Feed Event: The Goldstone Report and International Law Debate at Stanford
• ثورة يناير وتأسيس شرعية جديدة [The January Revolution and Establishing a New Legitimacy]
• Is Bahrain Back to Normal?
• Elia Suleiman's Time
• Constructing the Prototypical Terrorist in America: Arab, Muslim, and Palestinian
• Jordan's March 24 Youth Sit-in Violently Dispersed (Videos)
• Conflict Risk Alert: Syria
• How to Lose Friends and Alienate Your People
• The Bidun of Kuwait: A Look Behind the Laws
• What is Political Sectarianism?
• Kidnapped, Tortured, Killed: the 19th Victim of Police Brutality in Bahrain
• Gaza: The Next Israeli-Palestinian War?
• Video Interview (#2) with Ali Ahmida on Libya and Intervention
• Organizing for Change in Yemen
• Is the 2011 Libyan Revolution an Exception?
• Of the Elites, By the Elites, For the Elites: An Update on Yemen's Revolution
• All Sorts of Interventions
• Saleh Defiant
• Missing: Agency and Alternative in the Anti-Intervention Critique
• Of Principle and Peril
• في الثورة; الحرية السياسية لا تكفي [In Revolution; Political Freedom is not Enough]
• The Alternative Opposition in Jordan and the Failure to Understand Lessons of Tunisian and Egyptian Revolutions
• Preliminary Historical Observations on the Arab Revolutions of 2011
• Bahraini Response to al-Qaradawi's Sectarian Accusation
• Friday Protests in Syria (Videos)
• When Petro-Dictators Unite: The Bahraini Opposition's Struggle for Survival
• The Saudi Women Revolution Statement
• Regional "Contagion" in the Arab World: For "Good" or "Worse?"
• How it Started in Yemen: From Tahrir to Taghyir
• Saudi Arabia's Week of Shame
• Egyptians Brace for Change...But What Kind? [Updated from Egypt]
• Pearl No More: Demolishing the Infrastructure of Revolution
• [Between Ignorance And Fraudulence: The Yes Vote Campaign In Egypt] حملة التصويت بـ<<نعم>> بين الجهل وتدليس الثورة المضادة
• الذين غيروا كل شيء ومع ذلك لا نثق بهم [Those Who Changed Everything Yet We Still Don't Trust Them]
• NYT Reporter Anthony Shadid Missing in Libya
• Panel Video: How Now BDS? Media, Politics and Queer Activism
• An Account of the Arrest of One of Bahrain's Opposition Leaders
• A State of Violence [Notes from the Bahraini Field- Update 7]
• French Wildflowers and Algerian Gangsters: Humanism and Violence at the Movies
• It's Official: In 2006, The Lebanese Government Was Hoping Israel Would Disarm Hezbollah For them
• Darker Than Black Tuesday [Notes From the Bahraini Field- Update 6]
• Solidarity and Intervention in Libya
• Bahraini Protesters to Obama: Foreign Troops Unleash Violence Against Bahrainis And Claim to Have American Green Light!
• More Than a "Personal Error of Judgment": Seif Gaddafi and the London School of Economics
• Abduh al-Fallah: Elite Myths and Popular Uprisings
• Bahrain's "Coalition for a Republic" Responds
• Different Kinds of Intervention: Groups Respond to GCC Troops Entering Bahrain
• Focus on Freedom: In Solidarity with Iranian Filmmaker Jafar Panahi
• After Tunisia and Egypt: Palestinian Neoliberalism at the Cross-roads
• Notes from the Bahraini Field [Update 5]
• What is a Sari Nusseibeh For?
• Bahrain this Weekend: An Invitation to Dialogue Through Violence (Videos)
• Of Predators and Radicals: King's Hearings and the Political Economy of Criminalization
• من يوميات صحفية عن ثورة تونس [From the Diary of A Journalist in the Tunisian Revolution]
• Mahmoud Darwish: Standing Before the Ruins of Al-Birweh
• Shades of Solidarity: Notes On Race-talk, Intervention, and Revolution
• عصافير العقيد [The Colonel's (Gaber) Asfours]
• Killing in the Name of: Libya, Sovereignty, Humanity
• Notes from the Bahraini Field [Update 4]
• Intervention, Libya, Jadaliyya: A Documentary Remix
• Meeting Slogans With Gunfire: Saudi Security Forces Use Live Ammunition Against Protesters (Video)
• Symposium on Arab World Diasporas and Migrations (Washington D.C., March 21-22)
• عن الجيش والشرطة والثورة المضادة [On the Army, Police and the Counter-Revolution]
• Distortions of Dialogue
• Why Syria Is not Next . . . so far [With Arabic Translation]
• Don't Blame the King for Islamophobia, Blame the Kingdom
• The Student Movement in 1968
• Bahraini "Coalition for a Republic" Issues First Statement
• Women United for the Future of the Middle East
• "Coalition for a Republic" Announced in Bahrain (Video)
• Support Women's Call for Democracy in Bahrain (Video and Petition)
• Personal Revolutions: One Woman's View from the Bahraini Frontline
• The Center or Bust: Will the various forces in Bahrain finally compromise on a centrist approach to power?
• الخروج من الميدان [Exiting the Square]
• The Peter King "Radicalization of Muslims" Hearing and American Democracy
• "The Poetry of Revolt" by Elliott Colla Nominated for Award - Vote Now!
• Demands of Saudi Youth For the Future of the Nation
• خرافات إقتصادية في خدمة الثورة المضادة [Economic Myths in the Service of the Counter Revolution]
• الخطة الشعبية المجربة لإسقاط الأنظمة المتجبرة [The Tested Popular Plan for Toppling Powerful Regimes]
• A Portrait of a Revolutionary: Hossam El-Hamalawy on the Role of the Egyptian Army (Part 2)
• Saudi Government Forbids Media From Reporting Yesterday's Protests, Issues Warning
• Teach-in: Democratization, Empire, & the Arab Revolt of 2011
• عن الإستثناء المغربي [On the Moroccan Exception]
• Gathering to Protest: Videos from Saudi Arabia
• Notes from the Bahraini Field [Update 3]
• Paradoxes of Arab Refo-lutions
• Iraq Too?
• And the Late Night Comedians Shall Lead Us
• Yemen's Popular Uprising in Photos
• Palestinian Queers Respond to NY LGBT Center's Decision to Cancel "Party to End Apartheid"
• The Fabric of Democracy
• The Arabs in Africa
• Oil Supply Disruption Poses a Threat to Asian Economies
• Emergencies and Economics: Algeria and the Politics of Memory
• A Letter to the Omani Sultan Qaboos
• The Counter-Revolution
• "The Responsibility to Protect": Notes on Libya, Sovereignty, and the UN Security Council
• Popular Protest in North Africa and the Middle East (I): Egypt Victorious?
• E-Mail From Judith Butler to the NY LGBT Center Adressing the Cancellation of a BDS Event Due to Charges of Anti-Semitism
• A Call From Saudi Intellectuals to the Political Leadership
• Algeria's Military Capabilities
• من يخاف من أحلام جعفر بناهي؟ [Who is Afraid of Jafar Panahi's Dreams?]
• Bad Faith at the Book Festival
• الشعب هو الحل [The People are the Answer!]
• Exclusive Update from Benghazi: Inside Information on the Opposition Movement
• Libya's Significance
• Map of Libya According to Qaddafi Imagi-Nation
• Agency and Its Discontents: Between Al Saud's Paternalism and the Awakening of Saudi Youth
• Bahrain Then and Now: Reflections on the Future of the Arab Monarchies
• What Really Bothered Qaddafi (Speech Excerpt with Translation)
• Let's Talk About Sect
• Anti-Authoritarian Revolution and Law Reform in Egypt: A Jadaliyya E-Roundtable
• Jadaliyya Interview with Ali Ahmida
• On International Intervention and the Dire Situation in Libya
• Notes from the Bahraini Field [Update 2]
• The Revolution Against Neoliberalism
• قل حقوق اجتماعية ولا تقل مطالب فئوية [Say Social Rights not Partisan Demands]
• Qaddafi: "Song of the Rain"
• My Country Transitioning?
• The Arab Revolts: Ten Tentative Observations
• Libya Update: The Violence of An Unraveling Regime [On Qaddafi's Speech]
• Egypt's Path Could be Distinct from Turkey's and Iran's
• Egypt: A Multi-Generational Revolt
• The Marriage of Sexism and Islamophobia; Re-Making the News on Egypt
• So Who Will Be Next to Fall? AAS of Yemen?
• Notes from the Bahraini Field [Updated]
• Civil Society in Arab Lands: By Ballot or by Bullet?
• How Egyptian Women Took Back the Street Between Two “Black Wednesdays”: A First Person Account
• The Battle of Algeria
• Yemen's Turn: An Overview
• Statement of Civil Society Organizations in Bahrain Regarding the Brutal Attack on Protesters in The Pearl Roundabout
• What If the Egyptian Protesters Were Democrats?
• A Word on Africa: Djibouti
• Solidarity and Its Discontents
• From Cairo to Madison: the New Internationalism and the Re-Mystification of the Middle East
• Morocco on the Eve of the Demonstrations
• Sunken Mythologies
• Litmus Test Rowdiness in Damascus Today (Video)
• Iraq and Its Tahrir Square
• Tahrir Tel-Aviv
• Is Bahrain Next?
• Past is Present: Settler Colonialism Matters!
• Libya Erupts and Morocco Protests Planned for February 20th
• Egypt, Tunisia, and 'The Resumption of Arab History'
• King Abdullah Announces a Discount for Dictators
• Tunisia, Egypt, Lebanon?
• Why Tahrir Infuriates the Neo-Cons
• The Architects of the Egyptian Uprising and the Challenges Ahead
• Red-White-and-Black Valentine
• Iranians In Solidarity with Egyptians and Tunisians Need Your Support, Now
• [Eighteen Days of the People's Revolution to Topple the Dictator]
• The Long Shadow of the 1952 Revolution
• العراق وساحة تحريره [Iraq and Its Tahrir Square!]
• The Workers, Middle Class, Military Junta, and the Permanent Revolution
• Five Questions on Jordan
• Egypt's Revolution 2.0: The Facebook Factor
• The Art of the Impossible
• Another Take on Suleiman's Mubarak's Resignation Speech (Jadaliyya Video)
• Celebrations Shake Saudi Capital
• "Crapping in Their Pants:" Israeli Responses to Democracy in Egypt
• The Egyptian Revolution: First Impressions from the Field [Updated]
• Imperial Feminism, Islamophobia, and the Egyptian Revolution
• Two Down . . . As Mubarak Steps Down [Ongoing Post]
• New word added to Oxford Dictionary: Mubarak (v.): To stick something, or to glue something
• The Beginning of a New Challenge for Egypt? [Updated 1:43 am EST]
• Egypt, and the Post-Islamist Middle East
• Egypt's New Vice President is Washington's Proxy Torturer [Counterpoint Interview]
• From the Blogosphere to the Street: The Role of Social Media in the Egyptian Uprising
• Recuperating the Democracy Narrative: Fareed Zakaria and Preparing for a Post-Mubarak World
• Tahrir's Other Sky
• The Arab Pro-Democracy Movement: Struggles to Redefine Citizenship
• إلى أين تتجه الثورة المصرية؟ [Where is the Egyptian Revolution Heading?]
• Non-Negotiable
• It's Not About Islam, Stupid!
• ثورة...وأشياء صغيرة أخرى [A Revolution. . . and a Few Other Things]
• Why Egypt's Progressives Win
• Statement from Cairo University's Faculty of Law Around Legal and Constitutional Solutions to Meet the Needs of the Peoples Revolution
• "You'll Be Late for the Revolution!" An Anthropologist's Diary of the Egyptian Revolution
• Statement of the April 6 Movement Regarding the Demands of the Youth and the Refusal to Negotiate with any Side
• Making History in Tahrir
• Revolutionary Contagion: Morocco and a Plea for Specificity
• Indyk Won't Apologize for U.S. Policy Toward Egypt [Video-Today!]
• Egypt's Three Revolutions: The Force of History behind this Popular Uprising
• Little Protests, Big Erasures
• Preparing Tomorrow's History Lessons
• NDP Reshuffle . . . But . . . [Updated]
• State Culture, State Anarchy
• U.S. Foreign Policy and the Democratic Uprising in Egypt
• How Can Egypt Get From Tahrir Square to Democracy? Lessons from Poland in 1989
• Looking to Egypt, Again
• Impromptu: The Cairo Commune
• [1pm, Cairo] "LEAVE" (Already) . . . The Emergence of a Stronger National Consensus
• Encouraging the Outcome through Silence
• Everything Is Illuminated
• "The Egyptian Revolution Lives . . . We will not accept anything less than the fall of Mubarak and his regime."
• [Updated w/ Translation] بيان شباب معتصم بالتحرير [Declaration: Egyptian Youth Protesting in Midan al-Tahrir]
• 9 am in Cairo after a Hellish Night: A Brief Report of Cautious Triumph
• The "Anderson Cooper Effect" on American TV Reporting from Cairo (Updated Feb 3)
• Into Egypt's Uncharted Territory
• Military and Intelligence at Egypt's Democratic Dawn
• Jordan: The Limits of Comparison
• Egypt on the Brink: The Arab World at a Tipping Point?
• Why Mubarak is Out
• Egypt and the Future of the Corporate Grid
• Singing for the Revolution
• Jerusalem's Protracted Demographic Transformation
• The Poetry of Revolt
• Open Letter to President Obama in Support of the Egyptian People
• Omar Suleiman, the CIA's Man in Cairo and Egypt's Torturer-in-Chief
• Let's Not Forget About Tunisia
• Dead-Enders on the Potomac
• Saudi Arabia's Silent Protests
• Why Mubarak Won't Go
• Egypt Now: Moving to the Next Level as Protests Continue (Updated)
• “Our Assessment Is That the Egyptian Government Is Stable”: Thinking of Cairo from New York (Updated)
• Impromptu: A Word
• My Mother and My Neighbor's Dog on the Tunisian Revolution and Its Aftermath
• Tunisia's Glorious Revolution and its Implications
• Cartoons: Tunisia and Recent Events
• The Other Coup?
• Protests and Economic Development in Jordan
• The Tunisian Revolution: Initial Reflections [Part 2]
• What Happens in Tunisia Stays in Tunisia
• It’s Not The Morality Police, Stupid
• The Tunisian Revolution: Initial Reflections [Part 1]
• Why, What, Where To, and How? Tunisia and Beyond
• Jordan's "Day of Anger"
• Tunisia Unraveling: "I Got You" Was Two Decades Too Late Mr. Zein al-`Abideen
• Boutros Harb For President
• Lebanese Ideology and Boutros Harb: Separate, But [ Kind of] Equal
• Islam in American Barrios & Prisons: Converts Reclaim Moorish Spain, Reject Church
• وحدة عداء المسافات الطويلة [The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner]
• Palestinian Refugees and the Peace Process: Caught between Israeli Xenophobia and Palestinian Political Expediency
• "ما خفي كان أعظم: عن "خائف إلى الأبد [Sayed Kashua - Forever Scared]
• Letter From Palestine
• Football and Violence in Jordan
• Divine Failure & A Letter to my Ancestor
• Entrapping American Muslims
• The Year in Torture
• Neoliberal Pregnancy and Zero-Sum Elitism in the Arab World (Part 4)
• A Day in the Wilderness of Judea
• The Modernization of Bribery: The Arms Trade in the Arab Gulf
• The Problem is the Israeli Occupation: al-Nabi Saleh
• A Legal Guide to Being a Lebanese Woman, Part 2
• Zapping and Groping are Bad Enough Already; Emulating Israel Will Only Make Them Worse
• Neoliberal Pregnancy and Zero-Sum Elitism in the Arab World (Part 3)
• Locations [Gone to Palestine: 5]
• عودة الروح لحديث المقاطعة الوهمي [The Return Of The Illusory Boycott Rhetoric In Egypt]
• Urban Scars, An Unfinished Essay: Jaffa/Tel Aviv
• The Story of Accountability So Far, At Home and Abroad: Time to Turn a New Page?
• Howl [Gone to Palestine: 4]
• Liberal Elite Discourse and the "Realities" of Jordan
• A Legal Guide to Being a Lebanese Woman (Part 1)
• On Representational Paralysis, Or, Why I Don't Want to Write About Temporary Marriage
• Mardomi-Nejad VS. The Greens: Iran's Political Struggle Captured in Election Posters
• The American Granddaughter (A Review)
• Neoliberal Pregnancy and Zero-Sum Elitism in the Arab World (Part 2)
• It Is Raining Documents, Hallelujah!
• Why The Wafd Has To Participate In The Upcoming Elections (Part 3)
• Celebrating Illiberal Liberalism: The Egyptian Elections (Why The Wafd Has To Participate In The Upcoming Elections-Part 2)
• ماذا تفعل الأنظمة المزورة في يوم الانتخابات؟ [What Will Forging Regimes Do on Election Day?]
• Neoliberal Pregnancy and Zero-Sum Elitism in the Arab World (Part 1)
• Lessons in Morphology [Gone to Palestine: 3]
• Lordy, Lordy, I Declare! Big Brother Is in My Underwear
• Rigging The Egyptian Elections: The Organizing Narrative (Why The Wafd Has To Participate In The Upcoming Elections-Part 1)
• Bibi Loves *Me* Best
• Choking Mecca in the Name of Beauty — and Development (Part 2)
• Jaffa, with Jellyfish [Gone to Palestine: 2]
• Mubarak's "Mubarak?" (Part 3)
• Thank You! ًشكرا . . . and, pass Jadaliyya around!
• حاضرون غائبون: الفلسطينيون في الداخل [Present Absent: Palestinians in Israel (Part 2)]
• Things To Do On Lebanese Independance Day + Arabic Translation
• Review: The Burden of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 2010 Report, Adva Center
• Conquering The Sky [Gone to Palestine: 1]
• عدمية فيض المعنى عند الإسلاميين [The Nihilism of Excess Meaning Among Islamists]
• Thanksgiving In Beirut
• "It's Important to Remember Their Names:" Review of Midnight on the Mavi Marmara
• The Liberal Ideology of Torture: A Critical Examination of the American Case
• Israel’s Challenge to the International Legal Order (Gaza Part II)
• Jordan, Liberalism, and the Question of Boycott
• What's in a City? (Part 2)
• Slogans and Posters of the 2010 Jordanian Parliamentary Elections
• Israel versus Universal Jurisdiction: A Battle for International Human Rights Law
• They Kill Christians (Too)
• Tweeting from Guantanamo: Recording History 140 Characters at a Time
• Zindeeq: Film Review
• Gynecology, Honor, and the Special Tribunal for Lebanon
• Aftermath . . . America's Wars in the Middle East (Part 2)
• The Increasing Absurdity of the "Terrorism" Accusation . . . in Light of “Democracy” and Resistance
• The Politics of Reconciliation: Secularism and Tolerance
• Aftermath . . . America's Wars in the Middle East (Part 1)
• Present Absent: Palestinians in Israel (Part 1)
• Register: Exile + 1
• Reporting From Guantanamo: The Prison Tour (Photos)
• Breaking News: "Black Gold" Actually (Dark) Blue Ink
• Collective Punishment or Not, Gaza Blockade Illegal (Part I)
• Beyond Ghailani: The Implications of Kaplan’s Ruling for Ahmed Abu Ali’s Case
• behind the sun
• Choking Mecca in the Name of Beauty--and Development (Part I)
• Two Poems by Sargon Boulus
• A Meditation on the Importance of the Perpetrator-Centered Perspective to Theorizing about Justice
• welcome back . . .
• Apologizing for Human Experimentation: Not Finished Yet
• Present Absent: Palestinians in Israel (Part 1)
• Three Poems by Saadi Youssef
• Book Review: "Politics of Piety: The Islamic Revival and the Feminist Subject"
• On Being Addicts in Amman
• Top Ten List: What to Expect From Ahmadinejad’s Visit to Lebanon (+ Arabic Translation)
• The Predicament of Independent Opposition (Part 4-Final)
• Guilty of Being Muslim: Review of “Entrapped”
• "The Corpse" by Sargon Boulus
• Good Morning Palestine
• Is There A Pill For This?
• The Egyptian Regime's Crack Down On The Media Is Much More Than What You Think
• American Innocence and Its Victims (Part 2)
• Firing Ibrahim Eissa From Al-Dostour Exposes The Reality Of The Wafd's New President
• American Innocence and Its Victims (Part 1)
• DC Court Closes Door to Families of Men Who Died At Guantanamo
• Poverty in the Oil Kingdom: An Introduction
• Mubarak's "Mubarak?" (Part 2)
• The Implications of the Latest Egyptian Delirium Regarding Hizballah
• An Archive of Perversion; 1966 and a Desire to Criminalize
• The Predicament of Independent Opposition (Part 3)
• Still at Sea: A Review of "Hope"
• Make www.Jadaliyya.com your facebook profile/status for one day: Today, Wednesday
• Salaam Salim: A Review of The Oath
• Committee of Independent Experts: Israel Investigation Bad, But Not Bad Enough
• The Pomegranate Alone (Excerpt)
• Farewell Germany
• Mubarak's "Mubarak?" (Part 1)
• New Methods of Warfare Target Civilians--And it's Legal
• The Forgotten War
• What's in a City? (Part 1)
• Waiting for History: A Meditation on the Trial of Omar Khadr
• Is Lebanon Ready?
• Kafala Politics and Domestic Labor in Saudi Arabia
• The Predicament of Independent Opposition (Part 2)
• At The Beach With Nancy Ajram
• Laugh! There is a Bomb in your Car
• Can A Muslim Truly Be An American?
• Burn Baby Burn
• Egypt's Power-Cuts (Part 2)
• The Ariel Settlement and the Frog Prince
• Whither Content?
• Presumed Intelligent
• What is Good Sex?
• An Open Invitation to An Occupation Masquerade
• Neoliberalism's Populist Engine and Race in America
• The Predicament of Independent Opposition (Part 1)
• The Politics of Power Cuts In Egypt (Part 1)
• My Great and Terrible Obsession: Torture
• To Stay Modern
• Endless Negotiations: Palestinian Quicksand
• The Safety of Objects
• The Poet Lives
• Al-Tahir Wattar (1936-2010)
• Arabic Comes to Jadaliyya
• Reich Is No Marxist, But...
• When Fareed Zakaria Made Me Cry
• Animals React
• Good News From Iraq
• An Incredible Finding in Israel's Investigation of Itself
• Octavia Nasr Crucifies Herself, Switches to T-Mobile
• Anniversary of Salah al-Bitar's Assassination
• Another Credible Israeli Investigation
• More than a stain
• Fadlallah and Abuzeid Die Within Two Days
• A Portrait of an Iraqi Person at the End of Time
• Syria's Economic Outlook
• What's With World Cup Praying?