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 CASAR

    Welcome to American University of Beirut's Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulaziz Alsaud Center for American Studies and Research. CASAR is dedicated to increasing international understanding primarily by increasing knowledge of the United States in the Middle East. CASAR pursues this goal through interdisciplinary teaching and research in American Studies -- focusing on a broad range of issues including the historical, cultural, and political  issues -- and through outreach efforts such as conferences and public lectures. The Center's efforts are continuously evolving. It currently offers a Minor in American Studies. For more information about CASAR and its activities, please select one of the categories on the left.

For more information about CASAR, please visit our office in College Hall 453, 4th floor or email us at casar@aub.edu.lb. 

 NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

  •   CASAR lectures are now available on AUB channel on Youtube.
  • Proceedings Volumes of CASAR's first and second international conferences are now available at cost [more info].
  • The prestigious J.B. Jackson Book Prize for American cultural geography was awarded last April (2010) by the Association of American Geographies to Dean of Arts and Sciences and former CASAR director Patrick McGreevy for his work, Stairway to Empire: Lockport, the Erie Canal and the Shaping of America (SUNY, 2009). 

 

 

 
 
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