Don’t Tell Them You’re Studying Islam
I thought transparency was the best policy with border officials. Apparently I was wrong.
Using Violence to Rule
Incoming CCAS faculty member Daniel Neep talks with Jadaliyya.com about his new book on Syria under the French Mandate.
Of Service to One’s Country (and School)
CCAS Board Member Ambassador Patrick Theros talks about his studies at Georgetown, his career with the US Foreign Service, and the part he has played in forging ties between Georgetown and Qatar.
A Program for All Levels
CCAS offers a certificate in Arab studies not only at the graduate level but at the undergraduate too.
Mabrūk, MAAS Class of 2013!
Twenty students graduated with a Master of Arts in Arab Studies on May 17, 2013.
Few regions command as much attention as the Arab world. Georgetown University’s Center for Contemporary Arab Studies has furthered understanding of this vital area with excellence and distinction, illuminating the lives and experiences of the Arabs today—al- `Arab al-yawm.
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Mabrūk, MAAS Class of 2013!
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Related Sites
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Arab Studies Journal: A peer-reviewed, independent multidisciplinary forum in the field of Arab and Middle Eastern studies. Click on the link for ASJ's latest issue: Spring 2012 Vol XX No 1. |
Jadaliyya: An independent ezine produced by ASI (Arab Studies Institute), the umbrella organization that produces Arab Studies Journal and runs the Documentary Film Collective 'Quilting Point.' | National Resource Center on the Middle East: CCAS houses this U.S. Department of Education Title VI Center at Georgetown. | Palestine Poster Project: An archive of some 3,000 Palestine posters from myriad sources. |
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Enter from the Georgetown University main gates at 37th and O streets. Take the path to the right which will bring you directly to a red brick building, the Intercultural Center (ICC). Enter the main doors and turn left. Take the stairs or the elevators down one level to the second floor. Go straight out of the elevator, and turn left at the first hallway. The wooden double doors at the end of this hallway mark the entrance to the Center. Feel free to contact the Center at 202-687-5793 if you have any trouble locating the offices.
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