Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative

[Jadaliyya @jadaliyya]

Far from being completed, women's struggles are still ongoing & evolving, as the subtitle of this edited volume implies.

"Sahar Khamis & Amel Mili, eds., Arab Women's Activism & Socio-Political Transformation: Unfinished Gendered Revolutions (NEWTON)"

https://t.co/G0y8XAlFPV

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

Happy New Year to all from the @4mespi team! Here's a snapshot of some of the content we published in the last few weeks:

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

Just in! Engaging Books Series: Gingko Library Selections on the Arab Uprisings on https://t.co/AGbW6VNWcy

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

PRAR: Spring 2021 (Part 4)...the sixteenth in a series of “Peer-Reviewed Article Reviews” in which we present a collection of journals and their articles concerned with the Middle East and Arab world.

Now live on https://t.co/AGbW6VNWcy!

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

Peer-Reviewed Articles Review: Spring 2021 (Part 3) is now live! Check it out on https://t.co/AGbW6VNWcy

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

Peer-Reviewed Articles Review: Spring 2021 - Part 1 and Part 2 are live! Catch up with the latest on https://t.co/AGbW6VNWcy!

[Sardar Saadi @asoschia]

I wrote an essential readings list on the Left in Kurdistan for Jadaliyya and MESPI. Some resources might have been missed out, but I hope this is helpful for some who are interested in this topic.

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

The best material for understanding the breadth & depth of displacement frames the refugee movements in historical, political, environmental, social, legal, & economic contexts.

ER on Refugees & Forced Displacement by @RochelleADavis

Live on https://t.co/AGbW6VNWcy!

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

When was the last time you caught up on our NEWTON series?

See the latest on https://t.co/kRk6VG88h9!

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We're excited to bring you the fifteenth in a series of “Peer-Reviewed Article Reviews” in which we present a collection of journals and their articles concerned with the #MiddleEast and Arab world.

PRAR: Winter 2020/2021 (Part 4)!!

Live on https://t.co/AGbW6VNWcy

[Noura Erakat @4noura]

If this is a moment that inspires you to learn more or the one that inspires you to go deeper, @jadaliyya has provided a critical compendium to understand how the current struggle is part of the ongoing Nakba. #SheikhJarrah #Jerusalem #Gaza #Palestinian #Freedom

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

@MostafaMinawi Direct link here! https://t.co/mnAIeFuJih

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

We're thrilled to feature an article by @MostafaMinawi in the 4th Installment of the MESPI Newsletter... "A Year of Research and Writing from My Bedroom"

Read it now on https://t.co/AGbW6VNWcy!

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

We are happy to announce the 4th issue of
our MESPI Newsletter, featuring articles, interviews, updates on the field of #MiddleEast Studies, pedagogic content, & more.

Read it on https://t.co/AGbW6Vwll0!

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

Engaging Books is a monthly series featuring new books in Middle East Studies from publishers around the globe. This installment involves a selection from
@SaqiBooks on the theme of the Arab Uprisings.

Read it now on https://t.co/AGbW6VNWcy!

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

We're excited to bring you "Peer-Reviewed Articles Review: Winter 2020/2021 (Part 2)"... the 15th in a series in which we present a collection of journals and their articles concerned with the Middle East and Arab world.

Live on https://t.co/AGbW6VNWcy!

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

In anticipation of the second Pedagogy JadMag,
we are giving readers a sneak-peek in which Jacob Bessen interviewed Julia Clancy-Smith on her teaching experiences & approaches.

"Teaching the Mediterranean: An Interview with Julia Clancy-Smith" on https://t.co/AGbW6VNWcy

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

We're excited to present the fifteenth in a series of “Peer-Reviewed Article Reviews” ... a collection of journals and articles concerned with the #MiddleEast and Arab world.

Peer-Reviewed Articles Review: Winter 2020/2021 (Part 1) now live on https://t.co/AGbW6VNWcy!!

[Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative @4mespi]

"Engaging Books" features new books in Middle East Studies from publishers around the globe. This installment involves a selection on the Arab Uprisings from
@NYUpress

"Engaging Books Series: New York University Press Selections on the Arab Uprisings"

https://t.co/S4P2Tfr1jI

[Jadaliyya @jadaliyya]

.@4mespi's Jacob Bessen interviewed Julia Elyachar on her studies and teaching experiences.

"Teaching Anthropology of the Economic from the Middle East: An Interview with Julia Elyachar, by Jacob Bessen"

https://t.co/pq1x86FejL