@ISGA_Hague | PhD from @UniofOxford in Anthropology | space, security, political violence and storytelling; mainly #Lebanon and #Libya, eyes on EU
مي تميم
This 5-year PhD journey has come to an end! It’s been wild.
For those interested, I've been working on the appeals and perils of deeply entrenched and seemingly 'friendly' clientelist systems in Lebanon.
As an anthropologist, this meant moving to Tripoli for fieldwork.
What knowledge is rechannelled into new forms of critique, solidarity, and creative expression, and what knowledge is left behind? And finally, how can we develop methodological tools to capture this transformation? Apply here: https://t.co/kMqx61rYKj
How does activism travel across borders?
Join @CarmenGeha and me at EASA 2026 in Poznań for our panel “Migrating Activism from the Global South to the Global North.”
We welcome scholars working on activism, migration & continuity of political lives.
�� Deadline Jan 26! Info⬇️
How do prior activist experiences translate into new political, social, and artistic forms of life abroad? How do processes of racialization shape these activists’ sense of self and possibilities for future engagement? If not, why?
The presence in Lebanon of massive numbers of Syrians is less and less accepted. Yet they have also become ever more integral to the economy. As rightless informal workers, they have helped Lebanon stave off both collapse and reform 🧵
Please apply! New scholarship established by Talal Asad in honor of his late wife, Tanya Baker-Asad.
The Tanya Baker-Asad Scholarship for Palestinian women pursuing PhDs in the humanities and social sciences anywhere in the world
https://t.co/9ru4tg1I3a
@4noura@shereneseikaly
A Derna resident, who lost seven family members in the flood, tells me there are 15 people buried under the ruble of this building. ‘They are still under here’ he says. According to local health ministry 16,000 people are still missing, +3,000 dead. #Derna#Libya@crisisgroup.
Unspeakable tragedy in Derna, eastern Libya. Unconfirmed estimates of 2000 dead. For context, the no. of dead from 2019-20 in Libya (amid Tripoli war) was recorded at 2,475 (UCDP). The indirect effects of governance dysfunction - here thru failing infrastructure - are also deadly
This month #Beirut looses an exceptional cultural, social & political space. Beloved #mansion is closing down after a vibrant decade as a home for campaigns, activism, creative endeavours, new established organizations.. for humans, cats, turtles, visiting birds & many plants 1/
We are hiring at the Centre for the Politics of Feelings ! Two post-doctoral fellows at the @PoliticFeeling to do independent research on emotions and politics for 2 years. Details below 👇 | Deadline 18.09 https://t.co/f1h9nT9aaN
We are readvertising this vacancy for a researcher post ⤵️
If you have a sturdy background in social sciences, and have passion (and skill!) to translate scientific research into policy, this is for you!
https://t.co/mRlole7F58
We’re live!!!
https://t.co/1TWpSosFIr
~
Archive Stories is a website about how to work with creative, community and anticolonial archives.
We invited people who already do this work to take us on their journey with archiving. Enjoy!
~
This 5-year PhD journey has come to an end! It’s been wild.
For those interested, I've been working on the appeals and perils of deeply entrenched and seemingly 'friendly' clientelist systems in Lebanon.
As an anthropologist, this meant moving to Tripoli for fieldwork.