Political Economy Project member Kareem Rabie discusses the concept of "de-development" in Mandy Turner and Omar Shweiki's edited volume Decolonizing Palestinian Political Economy: De-development and Beyond.
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Listen to Political Economy Project member Omar Dahi discuss the Russian military intervention in Syria and its effects on the future of Syria with Voices of the Middle East and North Africa (VOMENA).
Read Jadaliyya's interview with Political Economy Project member Raymond Hinnebusch on his recently published, revised second edition of The International Politics of the Middle East. 
Bassam Haddad interviews Political Economy Project member Samer Abboud for Status/الوضع on the impact of sanctions on authoritarian restructuring within the Syrian conflict.
Please join us for Migrant States, Mobile Economies: Rethinking the Political in Contemporary Turkey on Thursday, 8 October 2015 at George Mason University in Fairfax, VA. Conference Description: This event brings together scholars from anthropology and political science to interrogate the conceptual relationship between state formation and capital accumulation as related but distinct technologies of power in contemporary Turkey. From gold traffic between Turkey and Iran and smuggling economies in Turkey’s Kurdistan to the historical development of energy infrastructures and im/mobilities across the Turkey-Syria border, the authors aim to chronicle the shifting and transnational operations of economic and political power. By exploring states of migrancy as well as economies of mobility in conjunction with state formation and capital accumulation, Migrant States & Mobile Economies aims to rethink the political in both political economy and political theory through the historiography and ethnography of contemporary Turkey.  click above image to view conference agenda Conference Agenda:
Introductory Remarks Huseyin Yilmaz, Co-Director, Ali Vural Ak Center for Global Islamic Studies, GMU Bassam Haddad, Director of the Middle East Studies Program, GMU Panel 1 Money in Black or Blood? The Political-Moral in the Smuggling Economies of Turkey’s Kurdistan Firat Bozcali, Stanford University Rethinking the History of Turkey's Political Economy: Generating Consent by Infrastructure Cihan Tekay, CUNY—The Graduate Center Panel 2 Who/What Can Cross the Border? Mobilities and Immobilities at the Turkey-Syria Border Elif Sari, Cornell University Golden Shoes and Tobacco Seats: Scaling Sanctions and Transactions across the Iran/Turkey Border Emrah Yildiz, Harvard University Keynote Address Introduction by Huseyin Yilmaz, Co-Director, Ali Vural Ak Center for Global Islamic Studies Seeking Refuge: Lip-Sewing and Truth-Telling Banu Bargu, Associate Professor of Politics, The New School for Social Research |
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