Announcements

Every year, Ghent University awards the Amnesty International Chair to a person who makes a special contribution in the field of human rights. The laureate gives a public lecture at Ghent University and additional guest lectures for students. This year laureate of the Amnesty International Chair..

Over the past two decades, Amazigh Studies has gained momentum, fostering new academic and cultural initiatives in both North Africa and the Anglophone world. This Critical Amazigh Studies Summer Institute (CASSI) aims to remedy the shortcomings of the current situation of Amazigh studies in Ang..

The organizing committee invites scholars and activists wishing to participate to reflect upon the conference’s themes including carceral tactics and surveillance, the political economy of war, resistance strategies against militarization and carcerality, and the militarization of urban space. T..

In this issue, we are proud to publish, “One Year Into the Genocide,” a collection of essays on an unfathomable year of genocide in Palestine, guest edited by Nour Joudah. The past year has prompted an entire spectrum of emotion, reflection, and analysis from a world coming apart at the seams. T..

The Middle East and Islamic Consortium (MEICON), a collaborative academic and research project, is now accepting submissions for the 2025 MEICON Student Conference, to be organized by SFU’s Centre for Comparative Muslim Studies. This in-person conference will be held on Saturday, March 15, 2025,..

The Jadaliyya environment page editors are pleased to feature these panels and roundtables focused on environment and climate at the 2024 Middle East Studies Association Annual Meeting (MESA). MESA 2024 will be held virtually from November 11–16.

Join a conversation between Laila el-Haddad and Michael Fakhri. Leila el-Haddad is a renowned journalist and writer and co-author of critically acclaimed The Gaza Kitchen: A Palestinian Culinary Journey (2013). She brings with her a wealth of experience and knowledge about Palestinian f..

Ozan Ozavci’s Dangerous Gifts is an ambitious treatment of great-power politics in the Ottoman provinces of Greater Syria and Egypt in the nineteenth century. In a meticulously constructed diplomatic narrative drawing on archives and scholarship in Arabic, English, French, German, Russi..