ILAYDA NIJHAR INSIGHT #6 • SEPTEMBER 2020 The Russo-Turkish alliance celebrated its centennial of diplomatic relations in June 2020 against the backdrop of relatively troubled relations in recent years. The […]
FRANCESCO MAZZUCOTELLI (University of Pavia) COMMENTARY #18 • AUGUST 2020 Was the August 4 tragic blast in the port of Beirut the final piece in the crisis of the Lebanese […]
CHIARA LUTTERI INSIGHT #5 • JUNE 2020 “Shalom Alaykoum, Salam Lekoulam”: with this bizarre mélange of Jewish and Arabic salutations, visitors of the memorial museum of Essaouira are welcomed into […]
GIULIA VALERIA ANDERSON COMMENTARY #17 • JUNE 2020 With the entire world fighting a global pandemic, the Islamic State (IS) has not abandoned its idea to partially gain control of […]
MATTIA FALDUTI COMMENTARY #16 • MAY 2020 Modern justice systems are composed of rituals and practices. Some of them are imposed by law, some others are habits or routines. Legal […]
EMILY TASINATO INSIGHT #4 • MAY 2020 Iran has become the epicentre of the Covid-19 crisis in the Middle East. As reported by official figures, at the end of April […]
LORENA STELLA MARTINI COMMENTARY #15 • APRIL 2020 Tackling the issue of abortion in Muslim majority countries is extremely difficult for many reasons; first and foremost, much depends on the […]
IBRAHIM AL-MARASHI COMMENTARY #14 • MARCH 2020 In Parag Khanna’s article, “Covid-19 Is Traveling Along the New Silk Road,” for Wired magazine, he compares the 14th-century Black Death pandemic to the […]
EMILY TASINATO COMMENTARY #13 • NOVEMBER 2019 “You can imprison me but you cannot keep me here [….] because, like all writers, I have magic. I can pass through your […]
LORENA STELLA MARTINI INSIGHT #3 • NOVEMBER 2019 New economic and sociopolitical dynamics sparked by globalization have increasingly put the condition of women and the traditional patriarchal order in Islamic […]
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The Lebanese Paradox: Between Systemic Collapse and Lack of Alternatives
FRANCESCO MAZZUCOTELLI (University of Pavia) COMMENTARY #18 • AUGUST 2020 Was the August 4 tragic blast in the port of Beirut the final piece in the crisis of the Lebanese […]