01:26:19

Keep Eyes on Sudan: Mass Displacement, Food Insecurity, and Sudanese Women

01:37:15

The Duty to Dissent: Objections to US Policy on Israel and Palestine

01:50:46

Decolonizing Knowledge Making on Iraq

40:19

Book Talk | Creative Insecurity: Institutional Inertia and Youth Potential in the GCC

01:26:50

Sudan’s Vital Humanitarian and Political Situation

01:02:04

Yemen Since the Arab Spring

01:29:09

Urban Transformation of the Eastern Mediterranean

01:16:13

Not Allowed to Win: Exclusionary Policies Towards Palestinian Athletes

01:46:46

Words of Love, Sounds of Passion: Contemporary Music and Poetry in African Muslim Societies

01:01:25

Gaza Teach-in Series | Palestinian Voices: The War in Gaza [Q&A]

01:35:48

On Revolution, Tyranny and the Struggle for Democracy in Syria: A Conversation with Yassin al Haj Sa

38:51

Gaza Teach in Series- Palestinian Voices: The War in Gaza

03:22

In the loving memory of Dr. Halim Barakat

01:28:53

Escalation of War in Palestine and Israel

01:14:51

Gaza and Decolonization: Human Rights are Not Enough

01:11:39

Building on a Legacy: Dr Halim Barakat

01:49:29

Sudan Insights Into the Current Crisis

40:17

Day 4, Part 2: Making Levantine Cuisine

48:28

Day 4, Part 3: Who Owns Antiquity? Colonialism verse Emerging Nationalism

59:05

Day 2, Part 3: Joan's visit to to Topkapi Palace

43:39

Day 2, Part 1: The Sassoons: The Great Global Merchants and the Making of an Empire.

59:05

Day 2, Part 2: Rethinking Political Economy from the Ottoman Margins Sudan and the Mahdist Revolt.

37:54

Day 4, Part 1: The Levant and Egypt

01:09:47

Day 3 , Part 3: "A Century ofTransformations: State and Society in the Middle East."

43:46

Day 1, Part 3: The Long Nineteenth Century in the Middle East and North Africa and its Global Impact

59:24

Day 3, Part 1: "The History of Infectious Diseases in the 19th Century Middle East and the World"

34:22

Day1 Part 1: New Approaches to the Long 19th Century or Why should we care about the Ottoman Empire?

51:20

Day 3, Part 2: Race and Slavery in the Sahara:19th c. Continuities, 20th c. Shifts, 21st c. Legacies

50:41

Day 1, Part 2: How and why did the Ottoman Empire enter the First World War?

01:18:03

Inauguration Ceremony for the Sheikh Sabah Al-Salem Al-Sabah Chair Part 1 February 2015

01:46:58

The Invasion of Iraq and After Twenty Years On (1/3)

59:35

Panel Discussion "About Baghdad" Film - Iraq 2023: Twenty Years On (3/3)

01:23:30

Perspectives on Cultural Production Post 2003 - Iraq 2023: Twenty Years On (2/3)

05:45

Remarks from AUB President Dr. Fadlo R Khuri

57:07

One Year On Honoring Shireen Abu Akleh's Life and Legacy

01:43:03

Pioneering Druze Women

01:22:45

Druze Feminism and the Development of Identity

42:34

Druze Resistance, Assimilation, Occupation and the Land

01:17:09

Druze Generational Bonds across Space and Boundaries

01:09:33

The Druze Diaspora in Times of Crisis

53:49

Opening Lecture Druze Migrants, Near and Far Hawran and the Druze Towns, Villages and Families

02:00:21

When We Were Arabs: Memory, Erasure, and Cultural Connections

01:22:44

Jazz, Culture, and Islam in America, Preacher Moss at Montgomery College

01:25:35

Uprisings in Iran and Lebanon Challenges and Prospects for Change

03:09:40

Howard University Georgetown Children and Youth Literature in the Classroom Workshop

01:32:56

Mediating the Makhzan The Trials and Tribulations of Moroccan Dissidents

01:23:28

Book Talk with Khalid Medani: Black Markets and Militants

01:13:42

Book Talk with Sam Dolbee: Locusts of Power

03:01:27

Two Journeys of Discovery for the Classroom

01:27:17

The Military and the Egyptian State: A Discussion with Ahmed Abdrabou

01:15:07

In the Aftermath of the Earthquake in Syria A Discussion with Muzna Duried and Omar Alshogre

01:26:32

Revisiting Egypt’s Revolution and Counterrevolution

01:27:12

Tracing Alternative Epistemologies: Ibn Khaldun as a Global Theorist

01:29:01

Celebrating 2021 Arab American Heritage Month at Montgomery College

01:41:15

Teaching the Middle East in Primary and Secondary Education

01:23:13

Beyond the Lines

03:20

Why MAAS?

01:24:25

Disorderly Histories: An Anthropology of Decolonization in Western Sahara

01:27:31

CCAS Book Talk with Yasmin El-Rifae

01:03:41

Book Talk | The Sassoons: The Great Global Merchants and the Making of an Empire