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Amro Ali

Political Sociologist · Public Scholar · UNESCO Advisor

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Things I wish someone told me while I was doing my MA and PhD

A zoom lecture on approaching an MA and PhD for students at the Netherlands-Flemish Institute in Cairo (a repeat public lecture coming soon).

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SELECTED WORK

Towards a Human-Centered Scientific Culture in the Arab World: from crisis-driven science to visionary renewal (UNESCO)

At Cavafy’s Table (short story)

On the Need to Shape the Arab Exile Body in Berlin

Where Couscous Ends: Maghrebi Routes to Alexandria

Réflexions avec Hannah Arendt dans le monde arabe  (Thinking with Hannah Arendt in the Arab world)

Unpacking the Arab Part of Identity, Spring, and World

Passport, the fallen (prose poem)

  • ABOUT
  • WRITING
    • Essays
    • Book Chapters
    • Short Stories
    • Poems
  • WORLDS
    • Arab World(s)
    • Mediterranean Margins
    • The Alexandria Files
    • Berlin Chronicles
  • POLICY
  • EVENTS
  • INTERVIEWS
  • CONTACT
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