Dr. Nahla Abdo

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  Nahla Abdo
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  Nahla Abdo is an associate professor of sociology and anthropology at Carleton University in Ottowa.

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  Advisory Board members include: Dr. Nahla Adbo, Professor of Sociology at Carleton University, Michael Lynk, Associate Professor of Law at the University of Western Ontario, and Dr. Mark Zeitoune, co-founder of CEPAL.

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  It is a joint project with Prof. Nahla Abdo (Carleton U.).
  
  My work is going well, if much more slowly than I was hoping for.

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  Nahla Abdo, PhDCarleton University

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  A Lecture and Discussion by Dr. Nahla Abdo on
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  Nahla Abdo is a Palestinian feminist, activist and Professor of Sociology at Carleton University.She is interested in the areas of gender, race, ethnicity and nationalism.She has published extensively on women and the state in the Middle East, with specific focus on Palestinian women.She contributed to the establishment of the Women's Studies Institute of Birzeith University, and founded the Gender Research Unit at the Women's Empowerment Project/Gaza Community Mental Health Program in Gaza.

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  Nahla Abdo (Ph.D.) is an Arab feminist activist and Professor of Sociology at Carleton University in Ottawa.She has authored extensive publications on women, racism, nationalism and the State in the Middle East with special focus on Palestinian women.She has also researched gender, race, class and ethnic issues among immigrant women in Canada.Dr. Abdo has published numerous articles on women, the state and Shari'a laws, state and institutional racism with special attention to the relationship between Aboriginal peoples and the settler colonial state.Location: McLaurin Building, in the David Lam lecture hall, UVic campus.Free admission.Information: Gaik Khoo at gckhoo@uvic.ca or 721.7483.
  
  7 to 9 pm -- Un-Locking the Wildness Within: drumming for personal empowerment.Presented by MSW Wholistic Counselling Services.

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  Narrating The Nation Of Palestine: Interview with Nahla Abdo
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  Introduction: Nahla Abdo is an Arab feminist and a professor of sociology at Carleton University.
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  Abdo: Intellectuals, writers, poets, scholars and academics are part of the recording of the culture, history and existence of communities, nationalities and groups of people.
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  Abdo: Your question has two different levels.
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  Abdo: It would have happened regardless.
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  Abdo: The Palestine economy has been devastated.Institutions have been destroyed and the infrastructure has been largely ruined.All the ministries have been destroyed.
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  Abdo: The women in groups like Women in Black and Bat Shalom (the Daughter of Peace) in Israel and abroad are brave souls.
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  Abdo: Right now, the negotiable solution appears to be two sovereign states living next to each other.
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  Narrating The Nation Of Palestine: Interview with Nahla Abdo
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  Nahla Abdo:
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  Introduction: Nahla Abdo is an Arab feminist and a professor of sociology at Carleton University.Her work on women and the state in the Middle East, with special focus on Palestinian women, includes her recent book, Women and the Politics of Military Confrontation: Palestinian and Israeli Gendered Narratives of Dislocation (co-edited with Ronit Lentin,Berghahn Books,2002), and Sexuality, Citizenship and the Nation State: Experiences of Palestinian Women.(Syracuse University Press, forthcoming).She helped establish the Women 's Studies Institute at Birzeit University and is the founder of the Gender Research Unit at the Women's Empowerment Project/Gaza Community Mental Health Program.
  
  Herizons: As a scholar and a writer, what do you see as the role of intellectuals and writers in the making of Palestine?
  
  Abdo: Intellectuals, writers, poets, scholars and academics are part of the recording of the culture, history and existence of communities, nationalities and groups of people.
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  Abdo: Your question has two different levels.
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  Abdo: It would have happened regardless.
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  Abdo: The Palestine economy has been devastated.Institutions have been destroyed and the infrastructure has been largely ruined.All the ministries have been destroyed.
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  Abdo: The women in groups like Women in Black and Bat Shalom (the Daughter of Peace) in Israel and abroad are brave souls.
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  Abdo: Right now, the negotiable solution appears to be two sovereign states living next to each other.

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  Nahla Abdo of Carleton University visited UW on January 13 to challenge students with her presentation of "Women, Violence and the Middle East."Abdo claimed not to be an expert on religious subject matter, but on the circumstances and plight of the Palestinian people.

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  Professor Nahla Abdo, Carleton University

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