Issam Fares Institute
 
Youth in the Arab World 
Completed IFI-Funded Research

A Generation on the Move: Insights into the Conditions, Aspirations and Activism of Arab Youth
Issam Fares Institute, AUB, with the support of UNICEF MENARO

Understanding the state of mind of the activist young men and women throughout the region provides a window into the challenges Arab societies are facing today, and into the recent revolts that are driving the national social and political transformations in the Arab world. With the aim to identify and better understand key elements of young Arabs' perspectives on themselves and their place in society, in 2009 the Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs at the American University of Beirut initiated a two-year partnership to produce an updated and forward looking situation analysis on youth in the Middle East and Northern Africa region with the support of the UNICEF Middle East & North Africa Regional Office.


Youth under Occupation: Palestinian Youth in East Jerusalem
Eileen Kuttab, Director of the Institute of Women's Studies, Birzeit University

Diversity and cultural identity among youth in Amman
Samar Dudin, Founding Executive Director of Takween and Yazan Doughan, University of Chicago

Identities and values of youths in the Arab region
Charles Harb, Associate Professor of Social Psychology, Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, AUB

Media consumption and production among MENA youth
Jad Melki, Assistant Professor, Journalism and Media Studies, Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, AUB

Validation of the concept and measurement of youth developmental assets in Lebanon
Rima Afifi, Associate Professor and Assistant Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences, AUB


On-going IFI-Funded Research

Development and expression of sexuality in the Arab world
Brigitte Khoury, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, AUB Medical Center (AUBMC)

Upper-class Lebanese birthday parties as rites of virtual passage
Kirsten Scheid, Assistant Professor, Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, AUB
 
 
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