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Mark Fathi Massoud

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Prof of Politics @UCSC & Visiting Prof @OxfordCSLS. Studying the rule of law in crisis. #FirstGen from Sudan. Series Editor https://t.co/j9WvvN0I6U

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It's the 'worst displacement crisis” (IRC - International Rescue Committee) and “one of the worst humanitarian disasters” (@UNOCHA). Thank you Nesrine Malik for writing about Sudan, sadness, hope, and 1 year of war. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

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I share this book award with many people, starting with my mother, who helped me understand the power of religion in building the rule of law -- and building peace -- something the world could use more of right now.

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OUT OF PLACE is a new book that encourages scholars to reflect on the power of positionality in research. It's a structured process of introspection & inquiry. The book came out today. It's available as Open Access at cambridge.org/outofplace.
cambridge.org/core/books/out…

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Multiple UN reports cite to a 'perfect storm' of tens of thousands killed, widespread gender-based violence, war crimes, malnutrition, a lack of humanitarian aid -- and more displaced children than any place on earth. This is Sudan nearing 1 year of war. news.un.org/en/story/2024/…

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This Wednesday at 13:15, I will be giving the Reza Banakar Memorial Lecture in Sweden, online and in-person Lund University. Details here. lu.se/evenemang/reza…

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Settling into life in Berlin for a writers residency at the The American Academy in Berlin. I'm working on a book with Kathleen Moore on sharia, ethics, and law in the United States. 🏡📖🌄

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Thank you to Humboldt University LSI Berlin for hosting me this week. I enjoyed our discussion together about religion and the rule of law.

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The world's attention is elsewhere now, for very good reasons. But please do not forget Sudan, where untold horrors have taken place & little remains of Khartoum, the country's beautiful capital city on the Nile.
economist.com/middle-east-an…

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In the The Immanent Frame forum on religion, law and state building, Jason Klocek shows how colonial structures still shape international relations & how foreign policy doesn't grasp the ways that religion intersects with people's multidimensional identities. tif.ssrc.org/2023/10/04/col…

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My essay, 'The rule of law never dies,' introduces a six-week forum on the entanglements of law, religion, and state building. Organized and hosted by The Immanent Frame. tif.ssrc.org/2023/09/19/the…

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UNDUE PROCESS by Fiona Shen Bayh has earned *3* big awards: APSA-IPSA Theodore J. Lowri First Book Award, Giovanni Sartori Book Award for qualitative methods, and Juan Linz Award for the Study of Democracy & Autocracy.
cambridge.org/9781009197144

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So much I like about this book! Egor Lazarev argues that states use legal pluralism & people use state law “even when it is foreign to them.' Also, state transformation “can be brought from the bottom-up by … women.” Chapter 2 on methods & positionality is🔥.
Cambridge University Press - Politics

So much I like about this book! @YegorLazarev argues that states use legal pluralism & people use state law “even when it is foreign to them.' Also, state transformation “can be brought from the bottom-up by … women.” Chapter 2 on methods & positionality is🔥. @CUP_PoliSci
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This essay from Hala Y Alkarib in The New Humanitarian moved me to tears.

“Sudan is our home,” writes Al Karib, “and we are committed to staying.”

SIHA Network Women in Islam

thenewhumanitarian.org/opinion/first-…

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This is a big moment of celebration for the Somali people and for the Templeton Prize. Congratulations to Edna Adan! This prize shows how people use their faith to do good in the world.

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Despite the need for housing, UC Santa Cruz is building more asphalt & parking than housing on its beautiful East Meadow. My letter published in Santa Cruz Sentinel today.

Despite the need for housing, @ucsc is building more asphalt & parking than housing on its beautiful East Meadow. My letter published in @scsentinel today.
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My article SUDAN'S RULE OF LAW REVOLUTION from Current History lays out the bigger context – historical, political, religious, legal – that has shaped this week's events in . Free PDF access from University of California Press here:
online.ucpress.edu/currenthistory…

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Global attention should stay with the millions of people in who are unable to evacuate. Here’s my interview with Singapore’s CNA CNA


channelnewsasia.com/watch/road-ahe…

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