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JMEWS Volume 18.3, is out! Check out the link to access articles online: read.dukeupress.edu/jmews/issue/18…

Delighted to receive some recognition from the Gender and Sexualities Taskforce of SEM for an essay I published last year in the Journal for Middle Eastern Women’s Studies @jmews. Thanks to the committee for their work! Inspo to keep on keeping on 🙏🏼

Really touched by this review of my book 'Women and Gender in Iraq' that I just discovered while scrolling through @JMEWS articles. It was published in march this year. Such a nice surprise that brightened a gloomy day! #Iraq #Women #Gender #Uprising

Books awaiting reviewers to be assigned for @jmews . Reach out to me if you fancy any of these brilliant titles by @ibtauris @CUPAcademic @PlutoPress

In our new issue, @yaldahamidi offers a transnational feminist reading of Marjane Satrapi’s graphic novel Persepolis based on the genealogy of politics of location. Link for reading online: read.dukeupress.edu/jmews/article/…

In her article, titled "The Ritual Fusion: Individuality, Tradition, and Sensory Memory in Iranian Women’s Islamic Gatherings in Los Angeles," @afsanehrezaei explores domestic religious practices of Iranian Muslim women in Los Angeles. Link for access: read.dukeupress.edu/jmews/article/…

In this new issue, Enaya Hammad Othman's article, titled "Palestinian American Women’s Marriages within and beyond Borders," explores the discursive strategies and identity politics employed by American Palestinian women to take control of marital choices: read.dukeupress.edu/jmews/article/…

Check out my recent @JMEWS article on Iranian women’s religious rituals in L.A! @USUEnglish @CHaSSUSU @OSU_Folk @CompStudOSU

JMEWS Volume 18.2, "The Global Middle East: Gender Representation in the Diaspora," is out! Check out the link to access articles online: read.dukeupress.edu/jmews/issue/18…

Check out two free-to-read JMEWS articles in DUP's Reproductive Rights Syllabus: A. AlRifai's "Abortion as a Contested Right in Occupied Palestine" A. Frank & A. Betül Çelik's "Beyond Islamic versus Secular Framing: A Critical Analysis of Reproductive Rights Debates in Turkey"

JMEWS is pleased to announce that we are now inviting manuscript submissions only through our new ScholarOne portal! Link below! mc04.manuscriptcentral.com/dup-mew

JMEWS 18.1, a special issue entitled "Gendered Struggles over the Medical Profession in the Middle East and North Africa, 1880–1990," is now available online! read.dukeupress.edu/jmews/issue/18…

Arielle Gordon's "From Guerrilla Girls to Zainabs: Reassessing the Figure of the 'Militant Woman' in the Iranian Revolution," winner of the 2021 JMEWS Graduate Student Paper Prize, is free to read online for the next three months. Link below! read.dukeupress.edu/jmews/article/…

JMEWS Volume 17.3 is available online now! Check out this volume's articles below! read.dukeupress.edu/jmews/issue/17…

JMEWS 17.2 is now online! Check out this issue's articles below! read.dukeupress.edu/jmews/issue/17…

JMEWS Volume 17.1 is now online! Check out our articles on aesthetics, art and popular culture below! read.dukeupress.edu/jmews/issue/17…

We're pleased to share JMEWS's five most read articles of 2020, published across the three issues of Volume 16. They're freely available on DUP's site until January 31! read.dukeupress.edu/jmews?utm_sour…

JMEWS 16.3 is now available online! Featuring cover art by Laila El Sadda, this issue includes scholarship on the portrayal of womxn in modern fiction, the gender relations of Egyptian Ghagar communities and Turkish state femininity. Check it out today! read.dukeupress.edu/jmews/issue/16…

DUP has decided to include Stefanie Nanes's 2015 article (JMEWS Vol. 11.3) on women's participation in Jordanian elections in their Elections in Global History Syllabus! Check the free-to-read syllabus today (available through Jan 2021)! dukeupress.edu/Explore-Subjec…

JMEWS Volume 16.2 is now available online! This themed issue explores the experience of women through the lenses of literature, photography, internet usage and the broader national imaginary of Iran. Check it out today! read.dukeupress.edu/jmews/issue/16…