Amal Shaheen

ِAmal studied Russian literature. She practiced translation for more than 20 years, covering a range of genres including sports, children cartoons, historic documentaries, drama series, social and anthropological research papers and most notably political tallk shows and programs

“Back then they were all like men:” Lesbian Visibility and Greek Cultural Fantasies

Anni Simati
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Queer Utopia: From Stonewall to Tell Garden

Raed Rafei
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The Permanent Crisis of Social Reproduction in Lebanon: From Past to Present

Karen Ravn
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Who is the migrant in “Migrant Suicide?”

Emily Yue
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The Ghosts That Haunt Us: (Anti)Colonial Residues and Feminist Solidarity in Everyday Archives

Niharika Pandit
Samia Mehraj
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The Cost of Counter-Archives

Ghiwa Sayegh
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Gendered Migration Waves and Queering Time: Kurdish migrant men in Belgium

Rojda Yavuz
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The Other Her: On daughters of abusive mothers and the silence about inter-generational trauma in Indian families

Scherezade Siobhan
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Leah Lakshmi Taught Me: my anxious, pandemic-time musings about building for the long-haul

Nelly Bassily
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