Can Islamism and feminism mix? Islamist perspectives on gender and Islamist women’s activism in post-revolutionary Tunisia.

Centre for the Social Study of Migration and Refugees (CESSMIR): Migration and Social Mobility: Creating Impact through Participation

Conflictual Democracy: Urban politics, gender and local governance in post-revolution Tunisia

Democratic Transitions in the Middle East and North Africa: a comparative study of Morocco and Egypt

Diversity and Community

Envisioning an alternative Future for the dispossessed in the Middle East and North Africa A study of property conflicts in Palestine, Morocco, and Tunisia

Fabric of life. The infrastructure of settler colonialism in Palestine

Geographies of aid intervention in Palestine

Ghent Centre for Global Studies

Global Fertility Chains: a feminist political economy of outsourced reproduction from Israel to Ukraine and Georgia

Infrastructural violence and resistance in the West Bank: the politics of spatial practices.

Learning Network on Decolonization – Faculty of Political and Social Sciences

Migrant incubators of development? The offshore infrastructures of Gulf medical training in Europe

Political and religious balances in the Arab world and the Muslim community

Post-colonial state building, dispossession and its resistances in Morocco and Tunisia

Rebuilding home in different citizenship regimes. How Syrian refugees reconstruct their social lives, experience belonging and organise themselves in two European cities and their hinterlands.

Research Consortium ‘Global Studies’ within the framework of the appointment of a research coordinator

Secularism and Islam and Belgium and Europe. (Sibèle)

THE ARAB SPRING: DYNAMICS OF POLITICAL CHANGE. The cases of Tunisia, Morocco and Egypt

The emancipatory elasticity of islam: the relation between divine authority, cultural authenticity, and human emancipation in the political discourse of Egyptian muslim intellectuals

The Impact of decentralization and 'good governance' on democratic transition in the Middle East. Case-study: A comparative political analysis between Amman (Jordan) and Beirut (Lebanon)

The rhythm of revolting aesthetics. A participatory action research in the audiovisual arts of Maghrebi diaspora in Brussels

UGent Human Rights Research Network

Contradictions and 'messiness' in local pathways of neoliberal urban governance: a comparative case study of Beirut and Marseille

Decentring without recentering: rethinking Member States' role in shaping a decentred European foreign policy through the cases of gender and religion

On the pursuit of Islamic Statehood: How the Salafi-Jihadist ideological goal of Islamic statehood results in practical on-the-ground governance.

The transformation of group identities in the Nort caucasus: a study of social response to group conflict

Wired. The Materiality of Power in Palestine-Israel