# Adel Iskandar
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adel iskandar (aka adel iskandar Farag) (born 15 March 1977) is a British-born Middle East media scholar, postcolonial theorist, analyst, and academic. He is currently an Associate Professor of Global Communication at Simon Fraser University in Canada. The author and co-author of several works on Arabic language media, Iskandar's work has contributed both to the political economy of communication and the cultural impact of media.
July 7th, 2017: Al Jazeera targeted in Gulf crisis
Last month Saudi Arabia and its allies, Bahrain, The United Arab Emirates, and Egypt cut off all diplomatic and economic ties with Qatar, and imposed a land and air blockade because of Qatar’s alleged support for "terrorism"
Soon after, they turned the screws on Qatar by giving it 10 days to comp…
Adel Iskandar Nov 5
Talking about the ongoing protest in Iraq and Lebanon. Could this be the next Arab spring?
Social Media and Revolution — with Adel Iskandar
On this episode of Below the Radar, our host Am Johal is joined by Adel Iskandar, Middle East media scholar and Assistant Professor of Global Communication at Simon Fraser University’s School of Communication. He is the author and co-author of several works, including “Egypt In Flux: Essays on an U…
Al Jazeera Targeted in Gulf Crisis
Last month Saudi Arabia and its allies, Bahrain, The United Arab Emirates, and Egypt cut off all diplomatic and economic ties with Qatar, and imposed a land and air blockade because of Qatar’s alleged support for “terrorism”
Soon after, they turned the screws on Qatar by giving it 10 days to compl…
Laya Behbahani: Human Trafficking in the Gulf States
January 31, 2017
Human trafficking in the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) states of the Middle East is a growing concern. With over 90 per cent of the population constituting as migrant workers in parts of the Gulf, concerns around the gross human rights violations of migrants workers has attracte…
Egypt as Effigy: Predatory Power, Hijacked History, and the Devolution of Revolution
* We apologise for the abrupt ending of this podcast. The last few minutes of the recording were corrupted.
Speaker: Adel Iskandar, Simon Fraser University
Seven years since the popular uprising that shook Egypt, the relationships between state, society, social movements and corporate power have …
Speaking of Dance Conversation April 2017
Speaking of Dance Conversations: Absent and Present: Muslim Culture in Today’s Society. How is Muslim identity positioned and perceived in the contemporary world?
A public conversation moderated by Kaija Pepper, editor of Dance International magazine, with Adel Iskandar (Assistant Professor of Gl…
Islamophobia on Canadian Campuses: Why and What to do?
Islamophobia, like other forms of religious prejudice, racism and xenophobia, are everyday experiences on Canadian campuses despite efforts to eliminate it. Why does Islamophobia persist? What forms does it most commonly take on campus? What can be done to overcome it? Join a panel deeply engaged i…
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