Seminar

Narratives of Power, Memory and Place in Post 2003 Iraq

Datum

16.09.2024

Beginn

15:00 Uhr (UTC)

Ende

17:15 Uhr (UTC)

Image Iraq Conference 2023
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  • The German Institute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA), the Iraqi Women Academics Network (IWAN), and Universität Hamburg invite you to a virtual seminar under the title “Narratives of Power, Memory and Place in Post 2003 Iraq”. The event celebrates the publication of a recent special issue in The Middle East Journal on Iraq Since 2003. The special issue incorporated papers from the conference “Iraq Twenty Years After the US Invasion: Memory Politics, Governance and Protests” that was held at GIGA in Hamburg on 29– 31 March 2023, analysing developments in Iraq 20 years after the US invasion. 

    The event will comprise two panels, including Q&A.

    Panel 1: Spatial (in)justice: Architecture, Walls and Conflicts in Iraq, including a presentation of Sana Murrani’s new book Rupturing Architecture: Spatial Practices of Refuge in Response to War and Violence in Iraq, 2003–2023 (Bloomsbury 2024) 

    Panelists: Dr. Ula Merie (University of Babylon)

    Dr. Hadeel Abdelhameed (Monash University)

    Dr. Sana Murrani (University of Plymouth) 

    Panel 2: The Future of Iraq Studies: Civil society and Memory Politics since 2003 

    Panelists: Assistant Professor Alda Benjamen (University of Dayton)

    Dr. Achim Rohde (Universität Hamburg)

    Prof. Dr. Eckart Woertz (GIGA and Universität Hamburg) 

    Moderator: Assistant Professor Mariam Georgis (Simon Fraser University)



    Adresse

    Online Event

    Sprache

    Englisch

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    Middle East Journal | 07.2024

    Special Issue Introduction: Iraq since 2003

    Today, the United States’ invasion of Iraq in 2003 is widely regarded as a strategic failure that caused tremendous humanitarian suffering, especially in its aftermath. Two decades later there is a shift in memory culture toward the inclusion of more Iraqi voices and alternative approaches.

    Dr. Achim Rohde

    Academy in Exile

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