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Media, Truth, and Power

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview The contemporary turn toward illiberal politics across numerous countries reveals a […]

Data, Displacement, and Democratic Governance: Interpreting and Visualizing Crisis Spaces

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This ten-week seminar introduces participants to a set of freely available […]

Researching Conflict and Humanitarian Contexts: Feminist Methodologies, Ethics, Dilemmas, and Knowledge Production

Thursdays, October 8 – December 10 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Research in conflict and humanitarian settings is often seen as a […]

Women and the Politics of Resistance: Law, Religion and Power in the Muslim World

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview In the modern Muslim world, many states emerging from conflict or […]

Words as Weapons: How Wikipedia Became a Battlefield for Cultural Heritage

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 9:30 AM – 11 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Wikipedia presents itself as a neutral encyclopedia — the sum of […]

Refuge Without Refuge: Displacement, Gender Violence, and the Politics of Belonging Among Refugees in Europe and Turkey : A Comparative Study of Sudanese Displacement in France and Syrian Displacement in Turkey

Mondays, October 5 – December 7 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This seminar opens with a core question at the heart of […]

Gender, Representations, and Digital Media: Reclaiming Empowerment by Marginalized Communities

Mondays, October 5 – December 7 10:45 AM – 12:15 Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This seminar introduces key concepts for understanding gender, representation, and empowerment in the […]

AI and Human Rights in Conflict and Transition

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This 10-week seminar series aims to equip participants with the critical […]

Religion, Nationalism, and Resistance in Southeast Asia and its Diasporas

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Southeast Asia is home to the world’s largest stateless population and some […]

Anouar Rahmani, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: AlgeriaFormerly hosted by City of Asylum. “The Salman Rushdie Attack: When a Literary Threat Becomes a Physical Scene” A lecture reflecting on the attack on Salman Rushdie […]

Daria Vystavkina, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: UkraineLocation: Germany “Autoethnography in Times of Censorship” When societies become polarized and life unsafe, we fall silent. We balance between propaganda and what we witness, between public […]

Bengi Gumrukcu, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: TurkeyLocation: US “Opposition Parties Abroad: Divergent Tactics of Parties in the Diaspora” While existing literature on party politics primarily centers on nation states, the profound impacts of […]

Nasim Sohail, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: AfghanistanLocation: US “Academic Freedom – How Do We Know When We Are No Longer Free?” A proposed panel discussion featuring consortium scholars on the erosion of academic […]

Andrii Kostyriev, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: UkraineLocation: Lithuania “Social Media Age: The Rise or Decay of Democracy” The rapid expansion of social media has fundamentally transformed the architecture of political communication. Rather than […]

Juan Carlos Rosillo-Villena, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: Venezuela Formerly hosted by Coloumbia Global Center, Santiago. “Political Discourse, Democracy and Institutional Change in Latin America: Insights from the Progressive Experience” Latin America has experienced profound […]

Muhammed Muharram, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: YemenLocation: Germany “Water as Archive: Re-imagining Exile, Memory, and Identity through the Blue Humanities from Yemen to the World” This talk approaches water not merely as geography, […]

Mawahib Hassan, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: SudanFormerly hosted by Columbia Global Center, Amman. “The Importance of Social Networks in the Survival and Adaptation of Displaced Sudanese in Turkey” This lecture presents findings from […]

Homeira Qaderi, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: AfghanistanLocation: US “Writing as Resistance: Women’s Fiction and the Struggle for Voice in Contemporary Afghanistan” This talk explores how contemporary Afghan women writers use fiction not only […]

Abdulqawi Hazaea, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: YemenFormerly hosted by Columbia Global Center, Amman. “From Silence to Defiance: Yemeni Women’s Resilience, Resistance, and Peacebuilding in a Decade of War” This presentation examines the representation […]

Masoud Noori, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: IranIndependent Scholar. “From Rule of Law to Rule by Law: How Law Becomes an Instrument of Power” This lecture explores how legal systems can be transformed from […]

Data, Displacement, and Democratic Governance: Interpreting and Visualizing Crisis Spaces

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Media, Truth, and Power

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview The contemporary turn toward illiberal politics across numerous countries reveals a […]

Data, Displacement, and Democratic Governance: Interpreting and Visualizing Crisis Spaces

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This ten-week seminar introduces participants to a set of freely available […]

Researching Conflict and Humanitarian Contexts: Feminist Methodologies, Ethics, Dilemmas, and Knowledge Production

Thursdays, October 8 – December 10 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Research in conflict and humanitarian settings is often seen as a […]

Women and the Politics of Resistance: Law, Religion and Power in the Muslim World

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview In the modern Muslim world, many states emerging from conflict or […]

Words as Weapons: How Wikipedia Became a Battlefield for Cultural Heritage

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 9:30 AM – 11 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Wikipedia presents itself as a neutral encyclopedia — the sum of […]

Refuge Without Refuge: Displacement, Gender Violence, and the Politics of Belonging Among Refugees in Europe and Turkey : A Comparative Study of Sudanese Displacement in France and Syrian Displacement in Turkey

Mondays, October 5 – December 7 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This seminar opens with a core question at the heart of […]

Gender, Representations, and Digital Media: Reclaiming Empowerment by Marginalized Communities

AI and Human Rights in Conflict and Transition

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This 10-week seminar series aims to equip participants with the critical […]

Religion, Nationalism, and Resistance in Southeast Asia and its Diasporas

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Southeast Asia is home to the world’s largest stateless population and some […]

Anouar Rahmani, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Daria Vystavkina, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Bengi Gumrukcu, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Nasim Sohail, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Andrii Kostyriev, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Juan Carlos Rosillo-Villena, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Muhammed Muharram, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Mawahib Hassan, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Homeira Qaderi, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Abdulqawi Hazaea, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Masoud Noori, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: IranIndependent Scholar. “From Rule of Law to Rule by Law: How Law Becomes an Instrument of Power” This lecture explores how legal systems can be transformed from […]

Researching Conflict and Humanitarian Contexts: Feminist Methodologies, Ethics, Dilemmas, and Knowledge Production

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Media, Truth, and Power

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview The contemporary turn toward illiberal politics across numerous countries reveals a […]

Data, Displacement, and Democratic Governance: Interpreting and Visualizing Crisis Spaces

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This ten-week seminar introduces participants to a set of freely available […]

Researching Conflict and Humanitarian Contexts: Feminist Methodologies, Ethics, Dilemmas, and Knowledge Production

Thursdays, October 8 – December 10 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Research in conflict and humanitarian settings is often seen as a […]

Women and the Politics of Resistance: Law, Religion and Power in the Muslim World

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview In the modern Muslim world, many states emerging from conflict or […]

Words as Weapons: How Wikipedia Became a Battlefield for Cultural Heritage

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 9:30 AM – 11 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Wikipedia presents itself as a neutral encyclopedia — the sum of […]

Refuge Without Refuge: Displacement, Gender Violence, and the Politics of Belonging Among Refugees in Europe and Turkey : A Comparative Study of Sudanese Displacement in France and Syrian Displacement in Turkey

Mondays, October 5 – December 7 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This seminar opens with a core question at the heart of […]

Gender, Representations, and Digital Media: Reclaiming Empowerment by Marginalized Communities

AI and Human Rights in Conflict and Transition

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This 10-week seminar series aims to equip participants with the critical […]

Religion, Nationalism, and Resistance in Southeast Asia and its Diasporas

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Southeast Asia is home to the world’s largest stateless population and some […]

Anouar Rahmani, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Daria Vystavkina, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Bengi Gumrukcu, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Nasim Sohail, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Andrii Kostyriev, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Juan Carlos Rosillo-Villena, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Muhammed Muharram, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Mawahib Hassan, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Homeira Qaderi, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Abdulqawi Hazaea, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Masoud Noori, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: IranIndependent Scholar. “From Rule of Law to Rule by Law: How Law Becomes an Instrument of Power” This lecture explores how legal systems can be transformed from […]

Women and the Politics of Resistance: Law, Religion and Power in the Muslim World

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Media, Truth, and Power

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview The contemporary turn toward illiberal politics across numerous countries reveals a […]

Data, Displacement, and Democratic Governance: Interpreting and Visualizing Crisis Spaces

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This ten-week seminar introduces participants to a set of freely available […]

Researching Conflict and Humanitarian Contexts: Feminist Methodologies, Ethics, Dilemmas, and Knowledge Production

Thursdays, October 8 – December 10 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Research in conflict and humanitarian settings is often seen as a […]

Women and the Politics of Resistance: Law, Religion and Power in the Muslim World

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview In the modern Muslim world, many states emerging from conflict or […]

Words as Weapons: How Wikipedia Became a Battlefield for Cultural Heritage

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 9:30 AM – 11 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Wikipedia presents itself as a neutral encyclopedia — the sum of […]

Refuge Without Refuge: Displacement, Gender Violence, and the Politics of Belonging Among Refugees in Europe and Turkey : A Comparative Study of Sudanese Displacement in France and Syrian Displacement in Turkey

Mondays, October 5 – December 7 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This seminar opens with a core question at the heart of […]

Gender, Representations, and Digital Media: Reclaiming Empowerment by Marginalized Communities

AI and Human Rights in Conflict and Transition

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This 10-week seminar series aims to equip participants with the critical […]

Religion, Nationalism, and Resistance in Southeast Asia and its Diasporas

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Southeast Asia is home to the world’s largest stateless population and some […]

Anouar Rahmani, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Daria Vystavkina, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Bengi Gumrukcu, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Nasim Sohail, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Andrii Kostyriev, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Juan Carlos Rosillo-Villena, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Muhammed Muharram, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Mawahib Hassan, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Homeira Qaderi, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Abdulqawi Hazaea, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Masoud Noori, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: IranIndependent Scholar. “From Rule of Law to Rule by Law: How Law Becomes an Instrument of Power” This lecture explores how legal systems can be transformed from […]

Words as Weapons: How Wikipedia Became a Battlefield for Cultural Heritage

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Media, Truth, and Power

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview The contemporary turn toward illiberal politics across numerous countries reveals a […]

Data, Displacement, and Democratic Governance: Interpreting and Visualizing Crisis Spaces

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This ten-week seminar introduces participants to a set of freely available […]

Researching Conflict and Humanitarian Contexts: Feminist Methodologies, Ethics, Dilemmas, and Knowledge Production

Thursdays, October 8 – December 10 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Research in conflict and humanitarian settings is often seen as a […]

Women and the Politics of Resistance: Law, Religion and Power in the Muslim World

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview In the modern Muslim world, many states emerging from conflict or […]

Words as Weapons: How Wikipedia Became a Battlefield for Cultural Heritage

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 9:30 AM – 11 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Wikipedia presents itself as a neutral encyclopedia — the sum of […]

Refuge Without Refuge: Displacement, Gender Violence, and the Politics of Belonging Among Refugees in Europe and Turkey : A Comparative Study of Sudanese Displacement in France and Syrian Displacement in Turkey

Mondays, October 5 – December 7 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This seminar opens with a core question at the heart of […]

Gender, Representations, and Digital Media: Reclaiming Empowerment by Marginalized Communities

AI and Human Rights in Conflict and Transition

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This 10-week seminar series aims to equip participants with the critical […]

Religion, Nationalism, and Resistance in Southeast Asia and its Diasporas

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Southeast Asia is home to the world’s largest stateless population and some […]

Anouar Rahmani, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Daria Vystavkina, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Bengi Gumrukcu, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Nasim Sohail, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Andrii Kostyriev, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Juan Carlos Rosillo-Villena, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Muhammed Muharram, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Mawahib Hassan, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Homeira Qaderi, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Abdulqawi Hazaea, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Masoud Noori, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: IranIndependent Scholar. “From Rule of Law to Rule by Law: How Law Becomes an Instrument of Power” This lecture explores how legal systems can be transformed from […]

Refuge Without Refuge: Displacement, Gender Violence, and the Politics of Belonging Among Refugees in Europe and Turkey : A Comparative Study of Sudanese Displacement in France and Syrian Displacement in Turkey

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Media, Truth, and Power

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview The contemporary turn toward illiberal politics across numerous countries reveals a […]

Data, Displacement, and Democratic Governance: Interpreting and Visualizing Crisis Spaces

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This ten-week seminar introduces participants to a set of freely available […]

Researching Conflict and Humanitarian Contexts: Feminist Methodologies, Ethics, Dilemmas, and Knowledge Production

Thursdays, October 8 – December 10 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Research in conflict and humanitarian settings is often seen as a […]

Women and the Politics of Resistance: Law, Religion and Power in the Muslim World

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview In the modern Muslim world, many states emerging from conflict or […]

Words as Weapons: How Wikipedia Became a Battlefield for Cultural Heritage

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 9:30 AM – 11 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Wikipedia presents itself as a neutral encyclopedia — the sum of […]

Refuge Without Refuge: Displacement, Gender Violence, and the Politics of Belonging Among Refugees in Europe and Turkey : A Comparative Study of Sudanese Displacement in France and Syrian Displacement in Turkey

Mondays, October 5 – December 7 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This seminar opens with a core question at the heart of […]

Gender, Representations, and Digital Media: Reclaiming Empowerment by Marginalized Communities

AI and Human Rights in Conflict and Transition

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This 10-week seminar series aims to equip participants with the critical […]

Religion, Nationalism, and Resistance in Southeast Asia and its Diasporas

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Southeast Asia is home to the world’s largest stateless population and some […]

Anouar Rahmani, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Daria Vystavkina, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Bengi Gumrukcu, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Nasim Sohail, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Andrii Kostyriev, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Juan Carlos Rosillo-Villena, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Muhammed Muharram, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Mawahib Hassan, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Homeira Qaderi, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Abdulqawi Hazaea, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Masoud Noori, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: IranIndependent Scholar. “From Rule of Law to Rule by Law: How Law Becomes an Instrument of Power” This lecture explores how legal systems can be transformed from […]

Gender, Representations, and Digital Media: Reclaiming Empowerment by Marginalized Communities

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Media, Truth, and Power

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview The contemporary turn toward illiberal politics across numerous countries reveals a […]

Data, Displacement, and Democratic Governance: Interpreting and Visualizing Crisis Spaces

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This ten-week seminar introduces participants to a set of freely available […]

Researching Conflict and Humanitarian Contexts: Feminist Methodologies, Ethics, Dilemmas, and Knowledge Production

Thursdays, October 8 – December 10 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Research in conflict and humanitarian settings is often seen as a […]

Women and the Politics of Resistance: Law, Religion and Power in the Muslim World

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview In the modern Muslim world, many states emerging from conflict or […]

Words as Weapons: How Wikipedia Became a Battlefield for Cultural Heritage

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 9:30 AM – 11 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Wikipedia presents itself as a neutral encyclopedia — the sum of […]

Refuge Without Refuge: Displacement, Gender Violence, and the Politics of Belonging Among Refugees in Europe and Turkey : A Comparative Study of Sudanese Displacement in France and Syrian Displacement in Turkey

Mondays, October 5 – December 7 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This seminar opens with a core question at the heart of […]

Gender, Representations, and Digital Media: Reclaiming Empowerment by Marginalized Communities

AI and Human Rights in Conflict and Transition

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This 10-week seminar series aims to equip participants with the critical […]

Religion, Nationalism, and Resistance in Southeast Asia and its Diasporas

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Southeast Asia is home to the world’s largest stateless population and some […]

Anouar Rahmani, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Daria Vystavkina, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Bengi Gumrukcu, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Nasim Sohail, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Andrii Kostyriev, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Juan Carlos Rosillo-Villena, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Muhammed Muharram, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Mawahib Hassan, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Homeira Qaderi, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Abdulqawi Hazaea, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Masoud Noori, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: IranIndependent Scholar. “From Rule of Law to Rule by Law: How Law Becomes an Instrument of Power” This lecture explores how legal systems can be transformed from […]

AI and Human Rights in Conflict and Transition

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Media, Truth, and Power

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview The contemporary turn toward illiberal politics across numerous countries reveals a […]

Data, Displacement, and Democratic Governance: Interpreting and Visualizing Crisis Spaces

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This ten-week seminar introduces participants to a set of freely available […]

Researching Conflict and Humanitarian Contexts: Feminist Methodologies, Ethics, Dilemmas, and Knowledge Production

Thursdays, October 8 – December 10 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Research in conflict and humanitarian settings is often seen as a […]

Women and the Politics of Resistance: Law, Religion and Power in the Muslim World

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview In the modern Muslim world, many states emerging from conflict or […]

Words as Weapons: How Wikipedia Became a Battlefield for Cultural Heritage

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 9:30 AM – 11 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Wikipedia presents itself as a neutral encyclopedia — the sum of […]

Refuge Without Refuge: Displacement, Gender Violence, and the Politics of Belonging Among Refugees in Europe and Turkey : A Comparative Study of Sudanese Displacement in France and Syrian Displacement in Turkey

Mondays, October 5 – December 7 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This seminar opens with a core question at the heart of […]

Gender, Representations, and Digital Media: Reclaiming Empowerment by Marginalized Communities

AI and Human Rights in Conflict and Transition

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This 10-week seminar series aims to equip participants with the critical […]

Religion, Nationalism, and Resistance in Southeast Asia and its Diasporas

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Southeast Asia is home to the world’s largest stateless population and some […]

Anouar Rahmani, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Daria Vystavkina, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Bengi Gumrukcu, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Nasim Sohail, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Andrii Kostyriev, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Juan Carlos Rosillo-Villena, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Muhammed Muharram, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Mawahib Hassan, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Homeira Qaderi, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Abdulqawi Hazaea, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Masoud Noori, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: IranIndependent Scholar. “From Rule of Law to Rule by Law: How Law Becomes an Instrument of Power” This lecture explores how legal systems can be transformed from […]

Religion, Nationalism, and Resistance in Southeast Asia and its Diasporas

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Media, Truth, and Power

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview The contemporary turn toward illiberal politics across numerous countries reveals a […]

Data, Displacement, and Democratic Governance: Interpreting and Visualizing Crisis Spaces

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This ten-week seminar introduces participants to a set of freely available […]

Researching Conflict and Humanitarian Contexts: Feminist Methodologies, Ethics, Dilemmas, and Knowledge Production

Thursdays, October 8 – December 10 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Research in conflict and humanitarian settings is often seen as a […]

Women and the Politics of Resistance: Law, Religion and Power in the Muslim World

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview In the modern Muslim world, many states emerging from conflict or […]

Words as Weapons: How Wikipedia Became a Battlefield for Cultural Heritage

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 9:30 AM – 11 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Wikipedia presents itself as a neutral encyclopedia — the sum of […]

Refuge Without Refuge: Displacement, Gender Violence, and the Politics of Belonging Among Refugees in Europe and Turkey : A Comparative Study of Sudanese Displacement in France and Syrian Displacement in Turkey

Mondays, October 5 – December 7 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This seminar opens with a core question at the heart of […]

Gender, Representations, and Digital Media: Reclaiming Empowerment by Marginalized Communities

AI and Human Rights in Conflict and Transition

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This 10-week seminar series aims to equip participants with the critical […]

Religion, Nationalism, and Resistance in Southeast Asia and its Diasporas

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Southeast Asia is home to the world’s largest stateless population and some […]

Anouar Rahmani, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Daria Vystavkina, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Bengi Gumrukcu, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Nasim Sohail, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Andrii Kostyriev, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Juan Carlos Rosillo-Villena, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Muhammed Muharram, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Mawahib Hassan, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Homeira Qaderi, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Abdulqawi Hazaea, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Masoud Noori, NUIEC Scholar Lecture Series

Country of Origin: IranIndependent Scholar. “From Rule of Law to Rule by Law: How Law Becomes an Instrument of Power” This lecture explores how legal systems can be transformed from […]

Lamenting Identity: Arab Women and the Melancholy of Exile in Modern Literature

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Media, Truth, and Power

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview The contemporary turn toward illiberal politics across numerous countries reveals a […]

Data, Displacement, and Democratic Governance: Interpreting and Visualizing Crisis Spaces

Tuesdays, October 6 – December 8 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This ten-week seminar introduces participants to a set of freely available […]

Researching Conflict and Humanitarian Contexts: Feminist Methodologies, Ethics, Dilemmas, and Knowledge Production

Thursdays, October 8 – December 10 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Research in conflict and humanitarian settings is often seen as a […]

Women and the Politics of Resistance: Law, Religion and Power in the Muslim World

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview In the modern Muslim world, many states emerging from conflict or […]

Words as Weapons: How Wikipedia Became a Battlefield for Cultural Heritage

Wednesdays, October 7 – December 9 9:30 AM – 11 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Wikipedia presents itself as a neutral encyclopedia — the sum of […]

Refuge Without Refuge: Displacement, Gender Violence, and the Politics of Belonging Among Refugees in Europe and Turkey : A Comparative Study of Sudanese Displacement in France and Syrian Displacement in Turkey

Mondays, October 5 – December 7 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This seminar opens with a core question at the heart of […]

Gender, Representations, and Digital Media: Reclaiming Empowerment by Marginalized Communities

AI and Human Rights in Conflict and Transition

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM ET Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview This 10-week seminar series aims to equip participants with the critical […]

Religion, Nationalism, and Resistance in Southeast Asia and its Diasporas

Fridays, October 2 – December 4 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM Hosted on Zoom Register Here Course Overview Southeast Asia is home to the world’s largest stateless population and some […]