The Late Ottoman Empire And Egypt: Hybridity, Law, And Gender

The Center for Middle Eastern Studies presents

Elizabeth Shlala
Visiting Scholar, Center for Middle Eastern Studies

Elizabeth H. Shlala earned a PhD in History from Georgetown University. She has held academic positions at London School of Economics and Political Science, Oxford University, Columbia University, Georgetown University, and she is currently a visiting scholar at CMES. Her work explores the nexus of modern migration and law in the Middle East. Her main research areas are two-fold: legal imperialism and colonial hybridity in the late Ottoman period and the social, intellectual, and economic impact of contemporary global migrations. Her work analyzes the historical roots of current identities, discourses, and institutions.

Please bring your lunch; cookies and drinks will be served.

ORGANIZER(S): Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Harvard University
EVENT WEBSITE: http://cmes.fas.harvard.edu/event/late-ottoman-empire-and-egypt-hybridit...
EVENT CONTACT: Liz Flanagan