Parallel Sessions
Session A - Conference room (4th floor)
Tunisia Today: Politics, Protests, and Partisans Moderator: Rania Masri, Associate Director, Asfari Institute for Civil Society and Citizenship, American University of Beirut
The Political Behavior of Economic "Outsiders": Informal Labor, Unemployed Graduates, and the Roots of Social Discontent Helen Milner, Professor of Politics and International Relations, Princeton University Amaney Jamal, Professor of Politics, Princeton University Chantal Berman, PhD Candidate, Princeton University
University Graduates and Inhabitants of Marginalized Regions: Explaining the Weakness of Unemployed Activism in Tunisia Samiha Hamdi, PhD Candidate, University of Languages and Human Sciences of Sfax, Tunisia Irene Weipert-Fenner, Research Fellow, Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, Germany Session B - Auditorium
Expectations and Disappointments in Post-Uprisings Arab World Moderator: Rim Saab, Assistant Professor of Psychology, American University of Beirut
A Case for Chaos; Thresholds of Violence and Meaning in Egypt after 2011 Habiba Al Awady, University Fellow and Researcher, Anthropology Department, American University in Cairo
Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow: Social Justice and the Rise of Dystopian Art and Literature Post-Arab Spring Sarah Marusek, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Johannesburg, South Africa
The Politics of Hope and Disappointment in Post-Uprising Egypt Nermin Allam, Postdoctoral Fellow, Princeton University
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