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Nadje Al-Ali is the Robert Family Professor of International Studies and a Professor of Anthropology at Brown University, specializing in Women's Studies and Middle East Studies. Her research primarily focuses on feminist activism and gendered mobilization in Iraq, Egypt, Lebanon, Turkey, and the Kurdish political movement. Al-Ali has authored and co-authored several notable publications, including "Women, War and the Middle East: Transnational Perspectives" and "Iraqi Women: Untold Stories, 1948-Present." She has served on the advisory board for various feminist organizations and academic journals, actively participating in campaigns and feminist organizations transnationally. Al-Ali's academic journey includes a PhD from the University of London, where she also earned her MA and BA. Her teaching spans various courses related to gender, sexuality, and transnational migration. In her current research, she is working on a new book addressing gender and sexuality in the Middle East, which will be published by Cambridge University Press.
Department: Department of Economics