... 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...

... in Indo-Persian Shiism. Jillian Schwedler is an associate professor of politi- cal science at the University of Massachusetts Am- herst. She is author of numerous publications, in- cluding Faith in Moderation: Islamist Parties in Jordan and Yemen (Cambridge, 2006). She was previous chair...

..., and locale, another body of ethno- did not challenge the gendering of either citizenship or graphic research on Palestinian refugees in Lebanon and caring labour.”47 Considered within the specific Pales- Jordan highlights important points of rupture in the tinian context, where periodic assaults...

..., I examine new experiences of negotiating social status and cultural codes in multiple locales. New sites of leisure allow some middle- and lower middle-class Jordanians to insert themselves into Jordan's (relatively) new cosmopolitan leisure economy—physically and sometimes also economically—in ways...

... to these rumors, wives of Egyptian presidents, for instance, have they did not like that their new sister-in-law was long played an important role in charity and the given the title “princess.” Miriam, who works as arts. In Jordan’s monarchy, the American...

... in the Hashe­ mi­te Kingdom of Jordan. Archives de sci­ences sociales des relig­ ions 171 (2015): 37 58. Musaee, Anwar H. M., Eeman Muhammad Abbas, Wan Kamal Mujan, and Roziah Sidik. Waqf Land in the West Bank and Investment: Current State of Affairs. Asian Social Science 10 (2014): 23 39. Norw­ eg­ ian...

... is a historian of the central Sahara and and traditions, and African literature in French. Sahel. He received his PhD in social sciences from the University of Amsterdam. He is currently a Douglas M. Peers is a professor of history and research fellow...

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... on geo­graph­ic­ al expect­ a­tions of Arab­ Spring schola­rs­hip (in which Egypt is overr­ep­re­sented) by shifting our attent­ ion to Iran, the United Arab­Emirates (UAE), Jordan, and Lebanon. All con­tri­but­ions draw on orig­i­nal research conducted in the 2020s and offer new ways of conc­ ep­tua­ l­iz­ing...

...Mayssoun Sukarieh; Lila Abu-Lughod Abstract Rethinking research practices and querying knowledge production have emerged as part of a popular movement in the academy to “decolonize” the social and human sciences. This introduction to a forum suggests that if decolonizing has become something...

...Betty S. Anderson Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2002 Writing the Nation: Textbooks of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan Betty S. Anderson We have struggled and we have fought from the begin- their present actions into the linear narrative...

...- ogy, and her research is mainly based on long-­term sity Press, 2011) and Resistance, Repression, and Gender fieldwork in India. Her publications include “Gam- Politics in Occupied Palestine and Jordan (Syracuse Uni- bling Is Gambling”: Creating Decontextualized Space at versity Press, 2005...

..., Nationalist Voices in Jordan , 19–20 ; Al-Rashoud, “Modern Education and Arab Nationalism,” 94–95 . 21. Al-Rashoud, “From Muscat to the Maghreb.” 22. Tsourapas, “Nasser's Educators,” 324–41 ; Voller, “The Second-Generation Liberation Movement.” 23. “The Iraq Academy,” 47 . 24...

..., Egypt, Syria, and Jordan to sign as well. For details of 18. Michael Madonian, “MSS, Urwa Boycott Plan; and Turkey signed a mutual cooperation agreement the events of 27 March 1954, see the memorandum Other Societies Reject Coordinating Committee on called the Baghdad Pact. During the course of 1954...

... the extent of resented at an important meeting of the region’s non- women’s political rights and participation, and discuss governmental women’s organizations, which took the call for greater civil and social rights in an effort to place in early November 1994 in Amman, Jordan. The extend women’s...

... that tribes are the social base of the Saudi elite; with their enhance and/or limit the potential for state autonomy support, the Saudi regime can withstand challenges. in such formations. Among these are: cohesiveness of In Jordan, bedouin tribes continue to be a pillar of the dominant class...

... and racialized assumptions that African American populations are immune, or wouldn't get COVID in the same ways. OD : I think the issue of vaccination is also paramount. How will vaccines be rolling out in different places? In Jordan, for example, there is the option of different vaccines, and people...

... students, whether they potentially original research is often published in pursue the humanities, social sciences, or profes- less famous journals dedicated to emerging fields, sional degrees. Investment in the humanities is which are considered less impactful and are often also institutionalized through...

...: Routledge, 2006), 171 – 200, esp. 173. Civil Society in the GCC States,” event paper, Dubai, 42. See Quintan Wiktorowicz, “Civil Society as Social Gulf Research Center, 1 January 2004. Control: State Power in Jordan,” Comparative...

...: Research and Studies in Memory of Kamil Jamil al- Palestine and Transjordan (London: HM Stationery Office, Asali) (Amman: University of Jordan Press, 1996). Note that 1927), 31. R.D. Matthews and M. Akrawi, Education in the Arab Ziadeh’s name in Arabic should be transliterated as Ziyadah, Countries...