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The United States recently announced plans to restore US financial support to UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) with a USD 150 million contribution as part of its overall aid package to the Palestinians. The restoration of US aid to UNRWA, and the Palesti..

Egypt as Effigy: Predatory Power, Hijacked History, and the Devolution of Revolution. Adel Iskandar argues that Egypt today is a replica of various historic Egypts, each manifesting as an effigy built for either public scrutiny or glorification.

On Thursday, October 23, 12-2pm at 450 Tudor Center at the University of Southern California, USC`s Middle East Studies` Program (MESP) is hosting a panel discussion on "Spotlight on Egypt." 

UC Santa Barbara Professor Paul Ama..

This summer, Gaza dominated the headlines. A rising death toll at the expense of Israel’s weeks-long Operation Protective Edge, a death toll that currently stands at over 2,000 killed, once again brought attention to the politics surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the devastation o..

The spring 2011 issue of the Arab Studies Journal was published aro..

This issue of the Arab Studies Journal focuses on the dynamics between local and global forces. Included are four featured articles that explore social interactions in transnational and international contexts. This issue also contains a sp..

 Arab Studies Journal Spotlight:

Twentieth Anniversary Issue (Spring 2013)

Since its inception in 1992, the Arab Studies Journal has t..

Tadween Publishing puts the spotlight on Shamaa: Arab Educational Information Network, as part of Tadween’s campaign to highlight individu..

Arab Studies Journal :

Visual Arts and Art Practices in the Middle East (Spring 2010)

This themed issue of the Arab Studies Journal was developed in response to the remarkable changes that have occurred over the last decade within the w..

Tadween Publishing interviewed Peter Magierski and Chuck Jones, founders of the blog Access to Mideast and Islamic Resources (AMIR), as part of Tadween’s campaign to highlight individuals, groups, and organizations who p..

On 18 and 19 May 2012, the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Oxford held an international conference titled “The Egyptian Revolution, One Year On: Causes, C..

As antigovernment protests gripped Syria in 2011 and 2012, observers celebrate a new generation of activist artists and their innovative forms of creative dissent. The wall of fear that had long curtailed artistic expression has collapsed, they argue, with youthful satirists moving beyond the de..