Dr. Anne Clément-Vollenbroich
Assoziierte Forschende
- anne.clement@faculty.unibe.ch
- Sprechstunde
- nach Vereinbarung per E-Mail
Akademischer Werdegang
- 2016-2021 - Assistant Professor of Middle Eastern Studies, Institut für Islamwissenschaft und Neuere Orientalische Philologie of the University of Bern (Bern)
- 2014-2016 - Teaching Fellow, Cairo Institute of Liberal Arts & Sciences (CILAS) (Cairo)
- 2014 - Fellow, Rechtskulturen - Forum Transregionale Studien, Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin (Berlin)
- 2012-2014 - Assistant Professor of History and International Studies, North Carolina State University (Raleigh)
- 2012-2010 - Fellow, The Harvard Academy for International and Area Studies, Harvard University (Cambridge), Weatherhead Center for International Affairs
- 2012 - Ph.D., Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations, University of Toronto (Toronto)
- 2003 - M.A., Middle East and Mediterranean Studies (Major in Arab Studies), National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations - INALCO (Paris)
- 2002-2001 - Year Long Intensive Program of Advanced Arabic (720 h), Department of Modern Arabic Teaching – DEAC (Cairo)
- 2001 - B.A., History and International Studies, Sciences Po Paris (Paris)
- 2000 - Summer Intensive Program of Advanced Arabic (100 h), Saint Joseph University (Beirut)
Supervision of MA and BA theses:
- Mirjam Stutz, „Vom Relevant-Sein und Relevant-Werden: Die Veränderung der sprachlichen Ordnung betreffend Rückkehrenden aus Gebieten des ,Islamischen Staatesʻ und deren Bedeutungszuschreibung durch den parlamentarischen Diskurs“ (MA-thesis, Spring 2020)
- Jasmine Benhaida, “Young Swiss Muslims: Claiming Space, Community, and Participation” (MA-thesis, Fall 2019)
- Julien Deferrard, “A rental deed of the sijillāt al-mahkamāt in Damascus in 1880: A way of analyzing the ownership right and the construction of the Ottoman local administration” (MA-thesis, Fall 2019)
- Andrea Birrer, “Egyptian ‘youth’ beyond ‘peril and promise’: Classificatory struggles in counter-revolutionary times” (BA-thesis, Feb. 2020)
- Vivienne Schommer, „The Role of Civil Society Organisations in Environmental Education in Lebanon: Towards a Critical Understanding” (BA-thesis, Feb. 2020)
- Jasmin Beurer, „Abgewiesene muslimische Frauen und Männer im Kanton Zürich – ein Leben am Rande der Existenz“ (BA-thesis, Fall 2019)
Forschungsinteressen und -schwerpunkte
- History and Memory in the Middle East
- Law in the Middle East
- Youth worlds in the (post-)revolutionary Middle East and North Africa
- Education and Emancipation (post-)revolutionary Middle East
- Anthropology of Imagination
Laufende Forschungsprojekte
- In search for intellectual emancipation in (post-)revolutionary Egypt: rethinking learning, knowledge & authority from the margins
Related courses taught at the University of Bern:
- BA-Seminar HS20: History, Anthropology, and Graphic Novels in/from the Middle East
- MA-Seminar FS20: Between Utopias and Dystopias: Towards an Anthropology of Imagination in the Middle East
- MA-Seminar FS19: Emancipation, Freedom, and Agency in the Contemporary Middle East
- BA-Seminar FS19: Alternative Education in the MENA Region
- THE 2018-2019 EDITION OF “COLLABORATIVE LEARNING”
- BA-Seminar HS18: Being young in the MENA region
- MA-Seminar HS18: Anthropology and the colonial encounter
Related conference participations and projects:
- Coordinator of the CoLAB “Engaged Connected Practice” of the Taking the Humanities on the Road Initiative (THoR) at the University of Bern
- Co-Leader of the project entitled “Collaborative Learning in History & Anthropology between Cairo & Bern” embedded in the THoR-Initiative
- Participation in Panel “Teaching Humanities at Universities”, at International AGYA Conference entitled “The Place of Humanities in Research, Education and Society: An Arab-German Dialogue», Berlin, 08–10 November 2019.
- Nomination of the project “Taking the Humanities on the Road. Collaborative Learning between Bern and Cairo” for the AGYA Award for Innovative Initiatives in the Humanities 2019
- “In Search for Emancipation from the Margins: Rethinking Learning, Knowledge, and Authority in (post)-Revolutionary Egypt”, Participation in Panel “Gender, Power and Authority in the Middle East”, at 26th International DAVO/DMG Congress entitled “History, Politics and Culture in the Middle East”, Hamburg, 3–5 October 2019.
- “Emancipation, Authority, and Knowledge in Post-Revolutionary Egypt”, Participation in the Conference on the Civic Role of Arab Universities of the Lebanese Association for Educational Studies (LAES), Beirut, Nov. 2016.
Abgeschlossene Forschungsprojekte
- History and Memory in contemporary Lebanon and Egypt
- “Colonial Law” in contemporary Egypt
Related courses taught at the University of Bern:
- Vorlesung HS19: Introduction to Middle Eastern Studies
- Vorlesung FS18: Introduction to the Urban Anthropology of the Middle East
- MA-Seminar FS18/FS17: "Criminality" and "Deviance" in Contemporary Egypt
- BA-GLS FS17: Anthropology of the Middle East
- BA-Seminar FS17: Ethnographies of Sufism
- BA-GLS HS16: Cities of the Middle East
- BA-Seminar HS16: History & Memory in the Middle East
- MA-Seminar HS16: Law in the Middle East
Dissertation:
- “Fallahin on Trial in Colonial Egypt: Apprehending the Peasantry through Orality, Writing, and Performance (1884-1914).” Diss. University of Toronto, 2012.
Publikationen
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