Owning Feminism Against Empire: What the Kurdish Women’s Movement Teaches Us
Many women within the Kurdish women’s freedom movement have long articulated critiques of how imperial powers attempt to appropriate women’s struggles.
Roundtable on the War on Iran and International Law
The United States and Israel claim their latest attack was a form of preventive self-defense, widely understood as illegal in international law as it neither meets the threshold of the Charter definition of self-defense - in the case of an …
Calories, Circulation, and Crisis: The Gulf States and the Regional Food System During Wartime
In 2014, Fahad Al-Attiya, the head of the Qatar National Food Security Programme, argued that his country’s dependence on imported food could be turned into an economic advantage: “Our hope is to make Qatar a trading hub for food …