Parution : POMEPS Studies 51, “The War on Gaza and Middle East Political Science”, George Washington University, April 2024
This special issue of POMEPS Studies offers a platform for scholars to think through what feels like a moment of rupture for the Middle East, for Middle East Studies, and for long-standing assumptions about the region’s politics. This POMEPS collection originated as an open call for papers for scholars affected by or invested in these urgent issues, in an initial effort to give a platform and a voice to those in our network who have grappled with these trends. We kept the call intentionally broad, asking potential authors to reflect on the effects of October 7 and the Gaza War on politics or scholarship. As it turned out, most of the contributors wanted to talk about academic freedoms and the conditions of public discourse in their countries – perhaps because of how profoundly they felt this crisis, perhaps because of the availability of other platforms to discuss the war itself. The issues confronting our field have never been more urgent and the need for academic networks and institutions to rise up to defend it has never been greater.
Table of Contents
Introduction: The War on Gaza and Middle East Political Science
Marc Lynch, The George Washington University
The War on Gaza
The Hidden War on Higher Education: Unmasking the ‘Educide’ in Gaza
Ibrahim S.I Rabaia, Birzeit University and Lourdes Habash, Birzeit University
Organized Forced Migration, Past and Present: Gaza, Israel-Palestine and Beyond
Fiona B. Adamson, SOAS, University of London and Kelly M. Greenhill, Tufts University and MIT
Middle East Studies and the War on Gaza
The Wretched of Political Science and the Fanonian Shift
Alexei Abrahams, Canadian Media Ecosystem Observatory, McGill University
Jannis Julien Grimm, Freie Universität Berlin
Supporting plausible acts of genocide: Red lines and the failure of German Middle Eastern Studies
Benjamin Schuetze, Arnold Bergstraesser Institute (ABI) Freiburg & Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies (FRIAS), Germany
Nader Hashemi, Georgetown University
Antiwar/Solidarity Activism on Gaza: New Generation, New Challenges
Stephen Zunes, University of San Francisco
Struggling for Relevance? Academia and Public Debate on Israel/Palestine in the Czech Republic
Jakub Zahora, University of New York in Prague; Jakub Kolacek, Charles University; Tereza Plistilova, Charles University
Europe and the abuse of the “Shoah guilt complex” after October 7
Claudia De Martino, CORIS, La Sapienza University
Mis-framing the Houthis: The European Debate Focuses on Iran And Eclipses Yemen
Eleonora Ardemagni, Italian Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI)
The Middle East and the War on Gaza
How the war in Gaza shattered Iraqi civil society’s trust in Western institutions
Hamzeh Hadad, European Council on Foreign Relations
The Impact of the Gaza War on Jordan’s Domestic and International Politics
Curtis R. Ryan, Appalachian State University
Kristian Coates Ulrichsen, Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy
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