Paul Sedra is an associate professor of history at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada.
«The Egyptian state’s pretense of secularism is central to Saba Mahmood’s latest monograph, Religious Difference in a Secular Age: A Minority Report»
«“Assistant Professor in Islam and Modernity,” “Assistant Professor of Islamic Studies,” “Professorship of Islamic History,” “Specialist on Islam and/or Muslim Societies, Cultures, Arts, Politics, and/or Philosophy.”…»
«The Egyptian difference yielded a cinema in the 1950s and 1960s that was more daring, more complex, and more progressive than most Hollywood cinema of the…»
«On September 11, the University of Illinois Board of Trustees will vote on whether or not to honor an employment contract that Professor Steven Salaita signed…»
«Most analysis of Egypt’s presidential elections — save for that in Egypt itself — is unremittingly bleak, suggesting that the election of military man Abdel Fattah…»
«Egypt’s military rulers have a great stake in what is remembered and what is forgotten about the past three years of the country’s history. The clumsy…»
