Hiwaraat | Seeing Sudan: Politics Through Art
In Sudan, a war too often ignored has torn apart lives, crippled institutions, and forced more than thirteen million people from their homes.
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In Sudan, a war too often ignored has torn apart lives, crippled institutions, and forced more than thirteen million people from their homes.
How effective are trade sanctions?
This paper uses the Canadian tax reform in the year 2000 to study how changes in the income tax schedule affect workers' career choices and welfare.
A conversation with Zeina Abirached, graphic novelist and author of Le Piano Oriental, and Stéphane Tsapis, pianist.
Join us for the final event in our Qalam series this term, featuring acclaimed author and academic Sonali Deraniyagala.
Muslim Transnationalism in Modern China provides a portrait of underrecognized reformists who aimed to turn Muslim subjects into active Chinese citizens and revive “true” Islam in order to aid China's development and promote peace.
Khalid Albaih in conversation with Professor Rogaia Abusharaf and Suzi Mirghani, featuring a view of his exhibit.
Generative AI has captured the global public imagination.
Carol Becker, Distinguished Scholar-in Residence at Georgetown University Qatar, talks about her new memoir George's Daughter