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Syria at the Crossroads: Popular Revolt, Counterrevolution, and Regional Transformation

Join MERIP and SPECTRE for a special conversation series on the unfolding transition in Syria. Our kickoff conversation will be held on zoom May 7, 1PM EST, with further conversations to follow. Speakers: Leila al-Shami: co-author of Burning Country: Syrians in Revolution and War, co-founder of the From the Periphery Collective and member of The […]

MERIP-CAIS Keynote Address: Making Space for the Gulf with Arang Keshavarzian

Center for Arab and Islamic Studies, Villanova University Garey Hall 31, Villanova

"Making Space for the Gulf" Public Keynote Lecture from Arang Keshavarzian, Professor of Middle East and Islamic Studies, NYU Join MERIP and Villanova's Center for Arab and Islamic Studies for a Keynote lecture as part of the MERIP-CAIS Writing Workshop. Making Space for the Gulf, Arang Keshavarzian's latest book from Stanford University Press, reveals how […]

Turkey’s New Protest Movement

Sparked by the arrest of Erdogan’s main rival, Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, large scale protests in Turkey continue. The demonstrations are the largest in over a decade, drawing hundreds of thousands including university students and groups from across the political spectrum. The country’s lingering economic crisis and Erdogan’s increasingly authoritarian crackdown have added fuel to […]

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