Скачать или смотреть Five Years Rising: Martyrs, Memories, and Materiality in the Wake of the "Arab Spring" Roundtable

Since 2010, the Tunisian and Egyptian uprisings have provided the world with both inspiration—new constitutions, politicians, and parties—and desperation—protracted violence, corruption, and economic depression.

During protracted cycles of violence and cooperation in Tunisia and Egypt over the past five years, individuals must continue with their personal lives, livelihoods, learning, and leisure. Although such community struggles are not often visible to international audiences, they are salient aspects of political discourse, policy, and action. In this round table, we discuss the possibilities that arise from widely distributed representations of autonomy, independence, and social mobility, negotiated from the ‘glocal’ to the global scale.

This roundtable 03/05/16 features Nada El-Kouny, Rutgers University, Joel Rozen, Princeton University, Aziz Fatnassi, and took place during the 2016 In Light Human Rights Film Festival at Indiana University and Lindsey Pullum, Indiana University.