XV Convegno SeSaMO – Panel confermati

Il programma del convegno sarà disponibile a breve.

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Abdullah Bayyari, Hanna AlTaher, Aya Musmar, Khaled Al-Bashir

Philippe Bourmaud

Matteo Capasso, Giampaolo Conte

Carlotta De Sanctis, Christoph Ramm, Ali Sonay

Cristina La Rosa, Ilenia Licitra

Çiğdem Oğuz, Ozen Nergis Seçkin Dolcerocca, Ece Zerman, Orçun Can Okan

Wassim Salman, Laura Cianciarelli, Imam Seyed Ali Hosseini, Eleonora Pede

Armando Salvatore

Paolo Soave, Francesca Biancani, Valentina Sommella, Federico Imperato, Rosario Milano, Giuseppe Spagnulo

Chihab El Khachab, Mohamed Atwa, Adly Thoma

Belkacem Benzenine, Ester Sigillo

Alma Abou Fakher

Daniele Cantini, Tommaso Trevisani

Blanca Camps-Febrer, Timothy E. Kalda

Chiara Anna Cascino, Nicola Di Mauro

Giulia Cimini, Renata Pepicelli

Francesco Correale

Mohamad Moustafa Alabsi

Brendon J. Cannon, Federico Donelli

Nesma Elsakaan, Naglaa Waly

Gennaro Errichiello, Dalia Abdelhady

Nicola Degli Esposti, Sevgi Doğan, Alessandro Tinti

Laura Feliu, Ferran Izquierdo, Natalia Ribas-Mateos

Sélima Kebaili, Frédéric Vairel

Aymon Kreil, Yasmine Berriane

Valentina Marcella, Pierre Hecker

Chiara Pagano, Nicola Melis

Pietro Menghini, Antonio Pacifico

Minoo Mirshahvalad, Bianka Speidl

Andrea Maria Negri, Daniela Potenza

Renata Pepicelli, Guendalina Simoncini

Odetta Pizzingrilli, Irene Tuzi, Patricia Ward

Valeria Resta

Caterina Roggero, Francesco Tamburini

Marie Kortam, Mohammed Sharqawi

Federica Stagni, Pietro Stefanini

Andrea Teti, Alessandra Marchi

Elisa Orofino, Sara Tonsy

Tamara Taher, Francesco Vacchiano

Davide Grasso, Andrea Novellis

Sara Borrillo

1. Imagination, representation and (be)longing to Palestine. Deconstructing notions of Crisis and Chaos

2. Catastrophes, religious philanthropy, and state-building in the Interwar Levant

3. L’imperialismo nel mondo arabo-mediterraneo all’epoca della prima (1873-1914) e della seconda (1973-2020) globalizzazione

4. The Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion in Turkey’s Popular Culture since the Cold War

5. From Jerusalem to Beirut: Contextualizing Uneven Transformations

6. Il linguaggio della crisi e la crisi del linguaggio ieri e oggi

8. “Buhran” par excellence: Cultural, Social, and, Identity Crises in the Late Ottoman Era

9. Istanbul “capitale du monde arabe”? Interactions et dynamiques au sein d’un espace transnational

10. Distanze storiche, avvicinamenti contingenti: come cambiano gli equilibri in Medio Oriente

11. The Sociology of Crisis and Critique: Reading the Oxford Handbook of the Sociology of the Middle East

12. Visti (retrospettivamente) da vicino. I problemi d’Oriente nelle riflessioni di alcuni diplomatici italiani del Novecento

14. Zoom In! Zoom Out! Egyptian Film Production: Innovative Solutions for Structural Problems

15. Après le Hirak: Les enjeux politiques de la crise de la représentation et de la légitimité en Algérie

16. Chaos, corps et dictateurs dans le roman arabe contemporain

17. Lifeworlds amidst permanent chaos and durable crises: experience, morality and knowledge across the broader Middle East and Islamic world

18. Counterrevolution and Crisis in West Asia and North Africa (WANA)

19. Is there a crisis beyond chaos? Islam in Europe between tension and change

20. Who Goes Green? Patterns of Environmental Activism, Cooperation and Resistance in the SWANA region

21. Se rebeller dans les déserts. Les mouvements politiques du Sahara-Sahel (19e – 21e siècle)

22. Failed States and Failure of Change? Self-Criticism within the Arab Spring Experience

23. Disaggregating the conflict responses of authoritarian and democratic states in the wider MENA region

24. Fiction and the “Arab Uprisings”. Rebellion, Chaos and Trauma

25. Migration and Integration in the Middle East

26. Sradicamento, identità, assimilazione: l’evoluzione della condizione curda nel Medio Oriente contemporaneo

27. A century of Social Mobilsation in Morocco: Lessons learned from a historically informed activism

28. (Dés)ordres dans la justice transitionnelle : genre et politisation du traitement des passés violents après les soulèvements de 2011

29. Class, a Useful Category for Ethnography? Case Studies from Egypt and Morocco

30. Figuring It Out: Crises and Resistance in Graphic Novels, Comics, and Cartoons

31. ‘Chaos’ as a productive space of negotiation: Turkey’s diplomacy in the MENA region mobilizing the legacy of the Ottoman Empire

32. Deconstructing Chaos in Iraqi Studies:What Research Paths Beyond Essentialisation and its Counter-Narrative?

33. To be God’s Sign in the Age of Globalisation: MarjaꜤiyya between Crisis and Progress

35. Pandora’s Box as a Metaphor for the Crisis of the Arab Revolutions in Post-2011 Artistic Expressions

37. Gender and multiple crises in Tunisia. Exploring the consequences of crises on women and men relations, gender roles and representations through a historical approach

38. Constructing Constant Crisis: Research Methodologies as Filtering Mechanisms

39. The methodological challenges for a systematization of our knowledge about parties and party systems in the MENA region

40. La fitna del fronte unito anti-coloniale all’indomani delle indipendenze nordafricane

41. Violent extremism drivers and P/CVE strategies in MENA region

42. Palestinian mobilisations against Israel’s settler colonial violence

43. A Time and a Place for Gramsci: Sources, Contexts and Analytical Inspirations in MENA countries

44. Exploring Islamism beyond Jihadi Violence

45. Research as relationship: exploring the epistemology and practice of encounter in fieldwork

46. Kurdish Rojava, Autonomous Administration of North East Syria: propaganda or successful institutional

experiment?

47. Art, dissent and social change in the Middle Eastern and North African public space after the uprisings