TRE Grants Archives - Project on Middle East Political Science

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Call for Proposals: 2022 Travel Research Engagement Grants

The Project on Middle East Political Science announces a call for proposals for POMEPS Travel – Research – Engagement (TRE)…

Call for Proposals: 2021 Travel Research Engagement Grants

The Project on Middle East Political Science announces a call for proposals for POMEPS Travel – Research – Engagement (TRE)…

Call for Proposals: 2020 Travel Research Engagement Grants

The Project on Middle East Political Science announces a call for proposals for POMEPS Travel – Research – Engagement (TRE)…

Call for Proposals: 2019 Travel Research Engagement Grants

The Project on Middle East Political Science is delighted to announce a call for proposals for POMEPS Travel – Research…

2018 Winter and Summer TRE Grants

The Project on Middle East Political Science is delighted to announce a call for proposals for POMEPS Travel – Research…

Travel Research Engagement Grants Winter 2016-17

The Project on Middle East Political Science is delighted to announce a call for proposals for Winter 2016-17 POMEPS Travel…

Summer 2016 TRE Grants

The Project on Middle East Political Science is delighted to announce a call for proposals for Summer 2016 POMEPS Travel…

POMEPS TRE Grant Recipients

AY 2020 – 2021 Samer Anabtawi, The George Washington University: “LGBTQ Activism and the Politics of Altering Public Perceptions of…

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Check out "East African birth and Omani ethnic descent: a social history of Omani citizenship 1970-1990" - Nathaniel Mathews' piece in POMEPS Studies 44! https://pomeps.org/east-african-birth-and-omani-ethnic-descent-a-social-history-of-omani-citizenship-1970-1990

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"...are Zanzibaris 'Arabs' who count as 'people of the Gulf'?" Read more in Noora Lori's & Yoana Kuzmova's piece "Who counts as “People of the Gulf”? Disputes over the Arab status of Zanzibaris in the UAE" in POMEPS Studies 44! https://pomeps.org/who-counts-as-people-of-the-gulf-disputes-over-the-arab-status-of-zanzibaris-in-the-uae

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Don't miss "The Kafala System as Racialized Servitude" - Sumayya Kassamali's piece in POMEPS Studies 44! https://pomeps.org/the-kafala-system-as-racialized-servitude

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Read "Interrogating Race in Gulf Studies" - Amélie Le Renard's & Neha Vora's piece which aims to explore the shortcomings that have derived from ignoring race in Gulf studies. Check it out in POMEPS Studies 44! https://pomeps.org/interrogating-race-in-gulf-studies

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Check out Abdourahmane Seck's piece: "Racial tropism in Afro-Arab relations. Notes based on some ordinary incident" in POMEPS Studies 44! https://pomeps.org/racial-tropism-in-afro-arab-relations-notes-based-on-some-ordinary-incident

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Call for Proposals: 2022 Travel Research Engagement Grants

Call for Proposals: 2021 Travel Research Engagement Grants

Call for Proposals: 2020 Travel Research Engagement Grants

Call for Proposals: 2019 Travel Research Engagement Grants

2018 Winter and Summer TRE Grants

Travel Research Engagement Grants Winter 2016-17

Summer 2016 TRE Grants

POMEPS TRE Grant Recipients

The Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies: Winter School on “Variations in Populism”

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