Professor Killian Clarke and MAAS alum Jérémie Langlois use protest data to reveal how Sudan’s 2019 uprising unfolded—and what it can tell us about people power and state repression.
Decades of authoritarian rule—and the policies of Omar al-Bashir’s Islamist regime—help explain the roots of Sudan’s current conflict, argues MAAS alum Khalid Medani.
“My broadest, most abstract goal is to push our legal and political systems in their capacity to unconditionally protect human beings and their rights,” Wright shares.
Congratulations to Thayer Hastings and Leen Alfatafta, whose papers were selected for the American Anthropological Association Middle East Section Student Paper Prize!…
MAAS alum Michael Fischbach discusses his research on connections between the Black Freedom movement of 1960s America and the Palestinian struggle for liberation.
