... The narrative violence that construes Africa and the Narrative Violence, Narrative Terror Middle East, respectively, as spaces of “radical” In current narratives of violence and global war, racial and political “alterity” (143) (both aspects the potentially transformative power of violence being...

... the contemporary politics of knowledge production to questions of ethical responsibility. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 decolonizing social research politicizing ethics Middle East Rethinking research...

... .” In The Politics of Method in the Human Sciences: Positivism and its Epistemological Others , edited by Steinmetz George . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2005 . Mitchell Timothy . “ The Middle East in the Past and Future of Social Science .” In The Politics of Knowledge: Areas Studies...

... it be essential to question the structural, infrastructural, and political injustices that had led to the rise of a class of intellectuals and experts who defined a field of study that excluded, or existed at the expense of, its local scholars? During this same Middle East studies conference, a group...

... commonsensical. Simi- tion is unusual among Middle East countries. On the larly, the ethnographic research of anthropologist Cath- other hand, academic practice and access to data for erine Lutz (2001) describes how a rhetoric of [foreign] research in Israel is far from being homogenous. This political danger...

... Cox Whitney , 359 – 86 . Ann Arbor, MI : Association for Asian Studies , 2011 . Mitchell Timothy . “The Middle East in the Past and Future of Social Science.” In The Politics of Knowledge: Area Studies and the Disciplines , edited by Szanton David L. , 79 – 119 . Berkeley...

... to resist and transform these dynamics. [email protected] [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 research ethics decolonization self-reflective feminist research politics of knowledge production in the Middle East social science research in Jordan...

...Lila Abu-Lughod Abstract Sampling from the “Indigenous turn” in anthropology, this article asks what might be relevant for our thinking about the politics and ethics of social research practices in the Middle East/North Africa (MENA) region from the decolonizing efforts of those working in New...

... . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2008 . Freud Sigmund . Moses and Monotheism . Translated by Jones Katherine . New York : Vintage , 1967 . Mitchell Timothy . “ The Middle East in the Past and Future of Social Science .” In The Politics of Knowledge: Area Studies...

..., on Africa and be necessary to dismantle this politically-loaded ap- Middle East, but we have not been able to promote proach and to cast doubt on the continuing search a systematic comparison of these historically-linked for origins and essences, and the binary terms it regions, as we would have...

... as References Deeb, Lara, and Jessica Winegar. Anthropology’s Politics: Dis- well. And at the intersections of scholarship and cipline and Region through the Lens of the Middle East. activism, discussions of contemporary politics in Stanford, CA: Stanford...

... ity and comparativity that more macrolevel studies could be very useful for Middle East anthropology cannot. Fieldwork, in the view of anthropology, is to think through, particularly with the new geo- a privileged means for accessing unexpected simi- political interest...

... ity and comparativity that more macrolevel studies could be very useful for Middle East anthropology cannot. Fieldwork, in the view of anthropology, is to think through, particularly with the new geo- a privileged means for accessing unexpected simi- political interest...

... ity and comparativity that more macrolevel studies could be very useful for Middle East anthropology cannot. Fieldwork, in the view of anthropology, is to think through, particularly with the new geo- a privileged means for accessing unexpected simi- political interest...

... ity and comparativity that more macrolevel studies could be very useful for Middle East anthropology cannot. Fieldwork, in the view of anthropology, is to think through, particularly with the new geo- a privileged means for accessing unexpected simi- political interest...

... ity and comparativity that more macrolevel studies could be very useful for Middle East anthropology cannot. Fieldwork, in the view of anthropology, is to think through, particularly with the new geo- a privileged means for accessing unexpected simi- political interest...

... ity and comparativity that more macrolevel studies could be very useful for Middle East anthropology cannot. Fieldwork, in the view of anthropology, is to think through, particularly with the new geo- a privileged means for accessing unexpected simi- political interest...

... ity and comparativity that more macrolevel studies could be very useful for Middle East anthropology cannot. Fieldwork, in the view of anthropology, is to think through, particularly with the new geo- a privileged means for accessing unexpected simi- political interest...

... ity and comparativity that more macrolevel studies could be very useful for Middle East anthropology cannot. Fieldwork, in the view of anthropology, is to think through, particularly with the new geo- a privileged means for accessing unexpected simi- political interest...

... ity and comparativity that more macrolevel studies could be very useful for Middle East anthropology cannot. Fieldwork, in the view of anthropology, is to think through, particularly with the new geo- a privileged means for accessing unexpected simi- political interest...