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AMEWS ANNUAL MEETING 2012

Saturday, November 2012 Denver, Colorado

DINNER & PRESENTATION

Saturday, November 17, 2012

(Open to All; RSVP & Payment Information Below)

Governors Square 10

7:45-9:30pm

Whose Revolution? Gender,Archives and Collective Memory

By Dr. Hoda Elsadda

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AMEWS at MESA 2011

AMEWS ANNUAL MEETING 2011

AMEWS invites members to its annual business meeting at MESA in DC at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel on Thursday December 1, 2011. The business meeting will be followed by a dinner event. This year we will be celebrating Sondra Hale, Professor of Anthropology and Women's Studies (UCLA) for her lifetime academic scholarship on MENA gender studies and contribution to AMEWS. Our speakers are Suad Joseph (UC Davis), Anita Fábos (Clark University) and Azza Basarudin (Harvard University). Please join us for both occasions.

We are proud to sponsor 3 panels:

1. Agency, Modernity and Gender
2. Mediating Desire: Female Homosociality in the Modern Middle East
3. Anthropological Approaches to War, Gender and Displacement in the Middle East

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The Amews Prize

AMEWS has established a yearly prize for junior scholars:

The AMEWS annual prize is awarded to a junior scholar working in any discipline on a topic concerned with Middle Eastern and/or North African women. Submissions of articles or book chapters published between between July 31, 2000 and July 31, 2001 are invited. Eligible candidates are scholars working toward a graduate degree or who are no more than four years beyond the Ph.D.

Please submit materials by August 1, 2001 to:

Dr. Marilyn Booth
1009 S. Orchard St.,
Urbana IL 61801
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The 1999 AMEWS Prize was awarded to Kashvar Rizvi of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for her work on women and Safavid architecture.

The 2000 AMEWS Prize was awarded to Houri Berberian, Assistant Professor, Dept. of History California State University, Long Beach for her article, "Armenian Women in Turn-of -the-Century Iran: Education and Activism."

 
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