Conflict, Power, and Knowledge: Studies from the Middle East and Diaspora

Conflict, Power, and Knowledge: Studies from the Middle East and Diaspora

In this workshop at the MESA Annual Meeting on November 12, 2024, Global Academy scholars from Afghanistan, Syria, Turkey, and Yemen examined power, knowledge, and politics in their local contexts. Dr. Jessica Winegar of Northwestern University chaired the session.

Adel Dashela, Columbia Global Centers, Amman: The Role of Yemeni Tribes in Mediation, National Reconciliation and Post-Conflict Peacebuilding

Begum Burak, Independent Scholar: Political Interference in Academia: The Impact of ‘Parachuting’ on Turkish Universities

Basileus Zeno, Trent University: Challenges of Knowledge Production in Diaspora: A Syrian Case Study

Mirwais Parsa, University of Pittsburgh: Rent Seeking, Reform, and Special Influence Groups: Insights from Modern Afghanistan

Hamed Isar, University of Arizona: Balancing Tradition and Inclusion: Framework Principles for an Afghan Accord

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