Sectarianism, Proxies & De-sectarianisation
BRISMES Call for Papers
CALL FOR PAPERS
BRISMES ANNUAL CONFERENCE
University of Kent, Canterbury,
Call for Papers: International Relations in a Multi-Polar Middle East
Deadline extended
Call for Papers:
International Relations in a Multi-Polar Middle East
SEPAD E-Workshop 29th June-1st July 2020
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SEPAD Webinars
In lieu of this year's conference, we have organised a series of webinars featuring some fantastic scholars. The events will take place on Zoom and all are welcome. To register, please click her...
Call for papers: ‘Sectarianism, Proxies and De-Sectarianisation Across the Middle East’
The Sectarianism, Proxies and De-Sectarianism project and the Richardson Institute is hosting a one-day conference in the Department of Politics, Philosophy and Religion at Lancaster University on the subject of sectarianism, proxies and...
SEPAD Work In Progress
PhD researchers Ana Maria Kumarasamy, Samira Nasirzadeh and Elias Ghazel will present their work at a departmental seminar.
Dr Simon Mabon, Dr Rahaf Al Doughli and Dr Edward Wastnidge will be presenting work from the SEPAD Project at a Department of Politics, Philosophy and Religion Seminar
Since 2003, the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran has occupied a central role in shaping the nature of Middle Eastern politics. Amidst fragmentation of state-society relations across the region, both states have attempted to increase their reg...
Project Director Dr Simon Mabon will be talking at the Brussels Press Club on nationality, citizenship and geopolitics in the Gulf
The arbitrary deprivation of citizenship and statelessness in several countries forming part of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is a longstanding and growing problem. It impacts on the EU yet member states have been largely silent.
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Launch Event
SEPAD has its launch event at The Work Foundation in London on 11th September, featuring remarks from a number of our fellows. For more information please email S.Mabon@Lancaster.ac.uk