Nisrine Mansour
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3928285 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Nisrine Mansour |
| PRENOMES | Nisrine |
| SOBRENOME | Mansour |
| ASSINATURA | MANSOUR N |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Westminster |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1969 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Unmaking the Arab/Muslim Child
Recent interest in Arab child audiences is mostly related to the penetration of digital media to the Arab region and the rise of discourses on ‘counterterrorism’, Islamic radicalization and Islamophobia. More often than not, audience-focused inquiry has adopted, as a starting point, the uniform default category of ‘Arab/Muslim’. As these analytical categories are conflated, the implications of such teleological epistemologies cannot be missed. In…
Statelessness and Tribal Identity on Lebanon's Eastern Borders
Lebanon's eastern borders are a particularly understudied region of the country. This area is home to a number of refugee communities (Palestinian and Armenian) as well as recently settled and displaced Bedouin from the June 1967 war. This tribal community is both invisible in some regards and prominent in others. Barred from citizenship for many years, the Bedouin community is increasingly playing an active role in Lebanon's political scene whil…
They aren't all first cousins
These findings highlight the importance of addressing stereotyping and discrimination among health practitioners and policy-makers, as a crucial part of improving the overall marriage and reproductive health practices of the Bedouin
Bedouin in Lebanon
War and Memory in Lebanon
Sune Haugbolle, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2010, 278 pp. In War and Memory in Lebanon, Haugbolle gives a thorough account of the way in which various political, military and civil socie
Displaced Iraqis
Much has been written about Iraqi refugees in the eight years since the March 2003 Anglo-American invasion of the country. Most of this work tries to understand the refugee crisis which followed from the perspective of “topdown” governmental and institutional factors such as interstate relations, state fragility, and regional insecurity. The key innovation of this paper is that it explores “bottomup” factors. The focus of this paper is on the per…
Statelessness and Tribal Identity on Lebanon's Eastern Borders
Lebanon's eastern borders are a particularly understudied region of the country. This area is home to a number of refugee communities (Palestinian and Armenian) as well as recently settled and displaced Bedouin from the June 1967 war. This tribal community is both invisible in some regards and prominent in others. Barred from citizenship for many years, the Bedouin community is increasingly playing an active role in Lebanon's political scene whil…
Displaced Iraqis
Much has been written about Iraqi refugees in the eight years since the March 2003 Anglo-American invasion of the country. Most of this work tries to understand the refugee crisis which followed from the perspective of “topdown” governmental and institutional factors such as interstate relations, state fragility, and regional insecurity. The key innovation of this paper is that it explores “bottomup” factors. The focus of this paper is on the per…
Bedouin in Lebanon
Displaced Iraqis
Much has been written about Iraqi refugees in the eight years since the March 2003 Anglo-American invasion of the country. Most of this work tries to understand the refugee crisis which followed from the perspective of “topdown” governmental and institutional factors such as interstate relations, state fragility, and regional insecurity. The key innovation of this paper is that it explores “bottomup” factors. The focus of this paper is on the per…
War and Memory in Lebanon
Sune Haugbolle, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2010, 278 pp. In War and Memory in Lebanon, Haugbolle gives a thorough account of the way in which various political, military and civil socie
Statelessness and Tribal Identity on Lebanon's Eastern Borders
Lebanon's eastern borders are a particularly understudied region of the country. This area is home to a number of refugee communities (Palestinian and Armenian) as well as recently settled and displaced Bedouin from the June 1967 war. This tribal community is both invisible in some regards and prominent in others. Barred from citizenship for many years, the Bedouin community is increasingly playing an active role in Lebanon's political scene whil…
They aren't all first cousins
These findings highlight the importance of addressing stereotyping and discrimination among health practitioners and policy-makers, as a crucial part of improving the overall marriage and reproductive health practices of the Bedouin
Bedouin in Lebanon
Unmaking the Arab/Muslim Child
Recent interest in Arab child audiences is mostly related to the penetration of digital media to the Arab region and the rise of discourses on ‘counterterrorism’, Islamic radicalization and Islamophobia. More often than not, audience-focused inquiry has adopted, as a starting point, the uniform default category of ‘Arab/Muslim’. As these analytical categories are conflated, the implications of such teleological epistemologies cannot be missed. In…
Political science (6 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Middle East Politics and Society (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Economic growth (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (3 obras)