Opening Remarks
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Keynote Address: Recolonizing the Arab World – Tariq Ali
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Special Panel: Middle East Today: What is Missing in the Media?
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Panel 1 – Beyond ‘Middle East Exceptionalism’: “What the Middle East Offers to World History”
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Panel 2 – Critique From Within: Intellectual Discourses and the MENA Uprisings
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Panel 3 – “The Quiet Encroachment” of the Counter-revolutionaries: How the Autocrats Survived the MENA Uprisings
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Keynote Address: The Struggle against Fundamentalism after the Revolutions of 2011: Your Fatwa Still Does Not Apply Here – Karima Bennoune
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Panel 4 – Geopolitics of the Arab Uprisings: Oil, Foreign Intervention and Military Coup
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Panel 5 – What Happened to “Songs of the New Arab Revolutions”?
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Panel 6 – Gendering the MENA Uprisings: Women and Politics of the Body
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Keynote Address: Reformist Islam, Gender and the Questions of Authority – Amina Wadud
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Panel 7 – Finished or Unfinished Social Movements? Is the Return of the Repressed Possible?
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Panel 8 – Online Activism in the MENA Uprisings: Media and Politics of Representation
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Panel 9 – Five Years After the Uprisings: “A Tale of High Hopes and Dashed Expectations”?
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Panel 10 – “Why They Joined” Extremist Groups: ISIS, Boko Haram and al-Shabaab
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Panel 11 – Arts and Literature: Diaries and Performance of the MENA Uprisings
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Panel 12 – Gendering the Uprisings: Women’s Movements
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Closing Remarks
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