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UNRWA and the Historical Evolution of Palestinian Refugee Camps in Jordan: Policy Mobilities and the Role of Refugees in Home-Making on the Scale of the Camp
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UNRWA and the Historical Evolution of Palestinian Refugee Camps in Jordan: Policy Mobilities and the Role of Refugees in Home-Making on the Scale of the Camp
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Dr Ali Kassem | IASH
96-100. 2019 Harb, M.; Kassem, A.; and Najdi, W. ‘Entrepreneurial Refugees and the City: Brief Encounters in Beirut.’ Journal of Refugee Studies, Vol.
Beyond Domesticity: Translating Cookbooks as State-building in Afghanistan (1890–1920) | Afghanistan
This paper examines two Persian-language cookbook translations published by the Afghan state in 1895 and 1919 as tools of statecraft, challenging traditional understandings of “domesticity” in earl...
Honorary graduates 2000 to 2020 | People | The University of Edinburgh
The University is proud to recognise the contributions of this varied group of individuals to their fields of expertise.
Frequently asked questions | Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program | Global
Frequently asked questions on the application, interview, and offer stages of the on-campus and online postgraduate scholarship with the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Edinburgh. As we have changed the application process this year, we
From Syria to Scotland: Ahmad’s journey as a New Scot | Edinburgh Global | Global
After fleeing Syria, Ahmad shares his story of gaining educational support and skills from the University’s initiatives, STTEPS (Syrian Teenager Tutoring and Education Programme) and Syrian Futures.
The Interpreter’s Identity as a Site of Contestation in Brežná’s The Thankless Foreigner and Lakhous’s Clash of Civilizations | Comparative Critical Studies
The purpose of this paper is to investigate how fictional interpreters are represented in Slovak-Swiss novelist Irena Brežná’s The Thankless Foreigner (2012) and Algerian-Italian novelist Amara Lak...
Can the West Speak? (Picturing the Quilting Point in Cambodian and Palestinian Films) | Film-Philosophy
This article explores the unraveling of subjectivity under conditions of imperial and genocidal trauma. It does so by staging encounters between critical race theory, psychoanalytic and post/coloni...
refugee Archives - Archive Bilingualism Matters Edinburgh
Authorities (COSLA) and the Scottish Refugee Council.