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Call for the Mellon Fellowship Program for At-Risk Scholars Extended to August 30, 2021

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May 4, 2026

Gaza As a World Event

By Nancy Fraser Published by The New Left ReviewNLR 158•Mar/Apr 2026 The meanings of Gaza continue to unfold. Eloquent, well-documented reports like those of the un Special Rapporteur for the Occupied Territories; acclaimed cinematic […]

April 23, 2026

Ukraine’s universities are in survival mode – but corruption still thrives

The Time Higher EducationPublished on April 23, 2026 By Ararat Osipian Ukraine’s war with Russia may have entered its fifth year in February, but its war with corruption is far longer-running […]

April 20, 2026

38 professors at Rutgers University urge Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, to advocate for Dr. Gubad Ibadoghlu

April 18, 2026 On July 23, 2023, Dr. Ibadoghlu was brutally beaten and imprisoned in the notorious Baku Investigative Isolator, where he was kept in unsanitary conditions without clean water, […]

March 27, 2026

Durbin Urges the Release of Political Prisoners, Including Consortium Scholar Gubad Ibadoghlu

The Office of Dick Durban, U.S. Senator for Illinois For Immediate Release March 25, 2026 Contact: Maddie Carlos 202-224-7115 ***FTP, VIDEO & AUDIO*** WASHINGTON – In a speech on the […]

March 24, 2026

Webinar: Legal Commitments, Systemic Violations: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Taliban and CEDAW Obligations in Afghanistan (2021–2025)

April 8, 2026, 10:00–11:00 a.m. ET This webinar will launch the Feinstein International Center’s new report, a first-of-its-kind analysis measuring Taliban governance against CEDAW’s Articles. PANELISTS: Dyan Mazurana (report co-author)Research Professor, Fletcher […]

March 23, 2026

“Industrial Islamism” won the International Studies Association’s Best International Political Economy Award for 2025

The International Political Economy Best Book Award recognizes an outstanding monograph in the field of IPE published within the past two years. The IPE Best Book Award Committee has selected “Industrial […]

March 10, 2026

Video Available: Nurturing Knowledge: Hosting Exiled Scholars

Originally aired Friday, March 27 2026, 1:00 – 2:00pm EDT When scholars are forced into exile, the work of protection is only the beginning. During this webinar, four university liaisons […]

March 2, 2026

Orientalism and Hierarchy of Victims: A Comparative Study of Ukrainian and Syrian Refugees’ Representation in the UK National Mainstream Newspapers

By: Dr. Ahmad BarakatDepartment of Political Science and International StudiesTeaching FellowUniversity of BirminghamPublished on: 9 February 2026The Journal of Communication and Media Studies Abstract: This study examines the inconsistency of […]

February 13, 2026

Nostalgia amid the Horror by Nael Hijjo

The ProgressiveFebruary/March 2026 “Memories of my childhood in Gaza remind me of the resilience of the Palestinian people.” Full text available here.

Call for the Mellon Fellowship Program for At-Risk Scholars Extended to August 30, 2021

Gaza As a World Event

Ukraine’s universities are in survival mode – but corruption still thrives

38 professors at Rutgers University urge Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, to advocate for Dr. Gubad Ibadoghlu

Durbin Urges the Release of Political Prisoners, Including Consortium Scholar Gubad Ibadoghlu

Webinar: Legal Commitments, Systemic Violations: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Taliban and CEDAW Obligations in Afghanistan (2021–2025)

“Industrial Islamism” won the International Studies Association’s Best International Political Economy Award for 2025

Video Available: Nurturing Knowledge: Hosting Exiled Scholars

Orientalism and Hierarchy of Victims: A Comparative Study of Ukrainian and Syrian Refugees’ Representation in the UK National Mainstream Newspapers

Nostalgia amid the Horror by Nael Hijjo

Gender and Digital Resistance: Palestinian Women and Narrative Production in Cyberspace

Voices and Resistance: Social Empowerment in the Face of the Discourse of Power in Latin America

The Struggle for Higher Education and Scientific Research in Sudan at War: Challenges and New Pathways

Functional Plant Ecology: Keys to the Conservation and Restoration of Global Ecosystems in a Changing World

Featured Exhibit: Lighting Shadows – The Women of Afghanistan

Petition: Urge U.S. Senators to support Save the Kurds Act

Censorship Evasion in Fiction Translation

“KNOWLEDGE AT RISK”

Video Available: Voices of Resilience: Women Advocating for Women

The World Must Recognize The Reality of Gender Apartheid

Consortium Scholar Ibadoghlu’s Brother Indicted in Azerbaijan

New Article: “A Linguistic and Stylistic Analysis of Ted Hughes’s ‘Hawk Roosting'”

Gaza As a World Event

Ukraine’s universities are in survival mode – but corruption still thrives

38 professors at Rutgers University urge Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, to advocate for Dr. Gubad Ibadoghlu

Durbin Urges the Release of Political Prisoners, Including Consortium Scholar Gubad Ibadoghlu

Webinar: Legal Commitments, Systemic Violations: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Taliban and CEDAW Obligations in Afghanistan (2021–2025)

“Industrial Islamism” won the International Studies Association’s Best International Political Economy Award for 2025

Video Available: Nurturing Knowledge: Hosting Exiled Scholars

Orientalism and Hierarchy of Victims: A Comparative Study of Ukrainian and Syrian Refugees’ Representation in the UK National Mainstream Newspapers

Nostalgia amid the Horror by Nael Hijjo

Gender and Digital Resistance: Palestinian Women and Narrative Production in Cyberspace

Voices and Resistance: Social Empowerment in the Face of the Discourse of Power in Latin America

The Struggle for Higher Education and Scientific Research in Sudan at War: Challenges and New Pathways

Functional Plant Ecology: Keys to the Conservation and Restoration of Global Ecosystems in a Changing World

Featured Exhibit: Lighting Shadows – The Women of Afghanistan

Petition: Urge U.S. Senators to support Save the Kurds Act

Censorship Evasion in Fiction Translation

“KNOWLEDGE AT RISK”

Video Available: Voices of Resilience: Women Advocating for Women

The World Must Recognize The Reality of Gender Apartheid

Consortium Scholar Ibadoghlu’s Brother Indicted in Azerbaijan

Call for submissions: “Isolation, Exile and the Everyday Pandemic”

Gaza As a World Event

Ukraine’s universities are in survival mode – but corruption still thrives

38 professors at Rutgers University urge Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, to advocate for Dr. Gubad Ibadoghlu

Durbin Urges the Release of Political Prisoners, Including Consortium Scholar Gubad Ibadoghlu

Webinar: Legal Commitments, Systemic Violations: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Taliban and CEDAW Obligations in Afghanistan (2021–2025)

“Industrial Islamism” won the International Studies Association’s Best International Political Economy Award for 2025

Video Available: Nurturing Knowledge: Hosting Exiled Scholars

Orientalism and Hierarchy of Victims: A Comparative Study of Ukrainian and Syrian Refugees’ Representation in the UK National Mainstream Newspapers

Nostalgia amid the Horror by Nael Hijjo

Gender and Digital Resistance: Palestinian Women and Narrative Production in Cyberspace

Voices and Resistance: Social Empowerment in the Face of the Discourse of Power in Latin America

The Struggle for Higher Education and Scientific Research in Sudan at War: Challenges and New Pathways

Functional Plant Ecology: Keys to the Conservation and Restoration of Global Ecosystems in a Changing World

Featured Exhibit: Lighting Shadows – The Women of Afghanistan

Petition: Urge U.S. Senators to support Save the Kurds Act

Censorship Evasion in Fiction Translation

“KNOWLEDGE AT RISK”

Video Available: Voices of Resilience: Women Advocating for Women

The World Must Recognize The Reality of Gender Apartheid

Consortium Scholar Ibadoghlu’s Brother Indicted in Azerbaijan

New Blog Post: “Why Not Voting Means Different Things in Tehran and New York City”

Gaza As a World Event

Ukraine’s universities are in survival mode – but corruption still thrives

38 professors at Rutgers University urge Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, to advocate for Dr. Gubad Ibadoghlu

Durbin Urges the Release of Political Prisoners, Including Consortium Scholar Gubad Ibadoghlu

Webinar: Legal Commitments, Systemic Violations: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Taliban and CEDAW Obligations in Afghanistan (2021–2025)

“Industrial Islamism” won the International Studies Association’s Best International Political Economy Award for 2025

Video Available: Nurturing Knowledge: Hosting Exiled Scholars

Orientalism and Hierarchy of Victims: A Comparative Study of Ukrainian and Syrian Refugees’ Representation in the UK National Mainstream Newspapers

Nostalgia amid the Horror by Nael Hijjo

Gender and Digital Resistance: Palestinian Women and Narrative Production in Cyberspace

Voices and Resistance: Social Empowerment in the Face of the Discourse of Power in Latin America

The Struggle for Higher Education and Scientific Research in Sudan at War: Challenges and New Pathways

Functional Plant Ecology: Keys to the Conservation and Restoration of Global Ecosystems in a Changing World

Featured Exhibit: Lighting Shadows – The Women of Afghanistan

Petition: Urge U.S. Senators to support Save the Kurds Act

Censorship Evasion in Fiction Translation