CCAS News

MAAS Alum Anela Malik on Food, Writing, and Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur…

"Best Books on the Rise and Fall of Dynasties"…

How MAAS alum and food historian Anny Gaul studies cookbooks…

Refugees First: A New Approach to Middle East Peace by Nooran Alhamdan…

Learn more through Laila's Curator's Tour of the exhibit, which is titled "More Than Your Eyes Can See"…

Read his article "Cementing Saied's Sovereign Dictatorship in Tunisia" in DAWN…

ADF Fellow Dr. Lindsey Pullum writes about ethnicity, militarism, and nationalism in culinary tourism…

Read an interview with our newest core faculty member Dr. Killian Clarke.

Check out the Spring 2022 issue for articles at the intersections of food and regional studies.

“Outsourcing Violence: Para-Institutional Coercive Actors in the United Arab Emirates’ Regional Activism”…

A few highlights from the CCAS Public Events program in 2021-2022…

The Education Outreach Summer Teacher Institute dove into the connected histories the Arabic-speaking and Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking worlds…

Congratulations to Prof. Mohammad Al Ahmad on his new book, The Relationship Between Metaphor And Aesthetic Experience in Poetry…

An excerpt from the Introduction to Making Levantine Cuisine: Modern Foodways of the Eastern Mediterranean…

MAAS student Antonio Tahhan writes about his quest and global survey to find the "best" recipe for this iconic dish.

Dr. Ibrahim M. Oweiss, SFS Professor Emeritus and a CCAS founder, was honored at the Center on his 90th birthday.

On May 20, CCAS celebrated the graduation of 29 students from the MAAS program.

BDS is the key to academic freedom, argues MAAS alum Samar Saeed…

"Words, Water, and Waste: How Government Discourse Shapes Environmental Protest in Lebanon and Jordan"…

Congratulations to Professor Judith Tucker, who is retiring after four decades at Georgetown!…

The latest publication by Nada Ammagui, who writes regularly for the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington.

CCAS Mourns the loss of MAAS alum Navy Lt. j.g. Aaron Fowler, who died on Sunday during training at the Marine Corps Base Hawaii in Kaneohe Bay. Aaron, originally…