What persistent constructs continue to define Arabs in contemporary global discourse? This essay argues the region must redefine itself on its own terms by decolonizing existing narratives about its history, politics, and culture across disciplines.
Contemporary Western scholarship views waves of feminism during Al-Nahda as “irrelevant” to Arabs, borrowed from European nations in an effort to “Westernize” the region. This essay dissects this outdated and inaccurate narrative.
Far-right parties have risen to power in European politics, which has enabled the adoption of their principles across the continent’s political landscape. This publication examines their impact and influence going forward.
Fiker Institute offers a number of fellowship programs, divided into both regional and thematic areas, with the aim of producing cutting edge research on some of the international community’s most pressing issues. In close collaboration with a global network of partners and researchers, Fiker Institute currently hosts the following fellowship programs:
Fiker Institute offers a number of fellowship programs, divided into both regional and thematic areas, with the aim of producing cutting edge research on some of the international community’s most pressing issues. In close collaboration with a global network of partners and researchers, Fiker Institute currently hosts the following fellowship programs:
