Journal of Georgetown University-Qatar Middle Eastern Studies Student Association

Journal of Georgetown University-Qatar Middle Eastern Studies Student Association

ISSN: 2311-8148

The Middle Eastern Studies Student Association academic journal serves to voice undergraduate research focusing on issues that are pivotal to Middle Eastern affairs. Striving to foster and enhance undergraduate research, this journal enables students to present their work and facilitates a breadth and depth of discussion about respective economic, political and social affairs in this pulsating region of the world.

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- Black September and Identity Construction in Jordan
  
  By Barbara Gallets
- Dub, Dub-Key and Dabkeh: Palestinian Resistance through Reggae Music in Israel
  
  By Yazan Abughaida
- Good Hijabi, Bad Hijabi: The Politics of Women's Clothing in Iran
  
  By Tehreem Junaid Asghar
- In Defense of the Great Satan: The Role of Colonialism in Iranian and Saudi Arabian Oil Governance
  
  By Kabreya Ghaderi
- Exploring the Systemic Struggles of Moroccan Women in a Changing Environment: Redefining their Role within the Family, their Position in the Labor Force and their Access to Reproductive Healthcare
  
  By Andrea Cristina Quevedo Acuña
- The Efficacy of United States Sanctions on the Republic of Sudan
  
  Authors: Mohamed Malik and Malik Malik
- Egypt as a Conflict/Fragile State
  
  By Ziad Jawadi
- Sawt Al-Arab or Sawt Al-Nasser? The Case of Mass Media under Gamal Abdel Nasser and the Convoluted Rise of Pan-Arabism
  
  By Natalie Jia Ning Diong
- Somali Women and the Socialist State
  
  By Iman Abdulkadir Mohamed
- “Our Defense is a Holy Defense!” - The Iran-Iraq War and its Legacy in Contemporary Iranian Factional Politics
  
  By Wright Smith
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- Black September and Identity Construction in Jordan
  
  By Barbara Gallets
- Good Hijabi, Bad Hijabi: The Politics of Women's Clothing in Iran
  
  By Tehreem Junaid Asghar
- The Efficacy of United States Sanctions on the Republic of Sudan
  
  Authors: Mohamed Malik and Malik Malik
- Somali Women and the Socialist State
  
  By Iman Abdulkadir Mohamed
- The Hashtag Generation: The Twitter Phenomenon in Saudi Society
  
  By Bayly Philip Christopher Winder
- Letter From the Dean
  
  By Gerd Nonneman
- Authority in Islam: The Institutionalization of Islam and the Elusive Transfer of Authority from Society to State
  
  By Sirelkhatim Mohamed
- Sawt Al-Arab or Sawt Al-Nasser? The Case of Mass Media under Gamal Abdel Nasser and the Convoluted Rise of Pan-Arabism
  
  By Natalie Jia Ning Diong
- Egypt as a Conflict/Fragile State
  
  By Ziad Jawadi
- In Defense of the Great Satan: The Role of Colonialism in Iranian and Saudi Arabian Oil Governance
  
  By Kabreya Ghaderi
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