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Maisa C. Taha

Associate Professor

Montclair State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Anthropology

Maisa C. Taha is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Professor at Montclair State University.

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Maisa C. Taha

Montclair State University

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anthropology ethnography cultural anthropology communication social sciences migration studies anthropological theory psychology sociocultural anthropology international migration intercultural studies social anthropology diaspora studies linguistic anthropology medical anthropology discourse analysis cultural divide refugee studies cultural change inclusive education contemporary islam higher education social identity narrative indigenous studies digital culture digital divide cultural transmission cultural sensitivity intercultural communication multiculturalism intercultural education diversity sensitivity societal influence diasporic movement cross-cultural perspectives cultural cosmopolitanism american archaeology collective action loneliness deepfakes post-truth reputation systems reputation management audio retrieval empathic stancetaking shadow subjects middle eastern refugees translanguaging tools political discourse multicultural education american southwest virtue ethics muslim women young moroccan immigrants self-other encounters partnership assessment moral contests muslim immigrant childhoods convivial domains audio files language teaching language language pedagogy language policy language migration culture sociolinguistics

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Collaborators

Introduction Au NuméRo ThéMatique Dignité, Convivialité Et Contestations Morales D’Appartenance. Anthropologica (2022)

Maisa C. Taha

anthropologycultural anthropologyanthropological theory

Introduction to Theme Issue Dignity, Conviviality, and Moral Contests of Belonging. Anthropologica (2022)

Maisa C. Taha

anthropologycollective actionsocial influencesocial identitymoral contestsanthropological theoryidentity (social science)culturebelonging

Truth, Lies, and Audio Files: A Conflict Across Reputational and Convivial Domains. Anthropologica (2022)

Maisa C. Taha

anthropologyconversation analysistrustreputation managementcommunicationnarrativeaudio retrievalpersuasionanthropological theoryconvivial domainsreputation systemsdeepfakesaudio filesmedia studiessocial influencepost-truthjournalism

Self-Other Encounters and Ordeals of Aspiration Among Young Moroccan Immigrants in Spain. Hespéris, Tamuda (2020)

Maisa C. Taha

cultural studiesanthropologyspanishcultural anthropologymigration studiesself-other encounterscross-cultural perspectivesdiaspora studiesyoung moroccan immigrantsinternational migrationhuman migrationcultureethnographysocietal influencediasporic movementcultural cosmopolitanism

Confusion and Frustration as Catalysts for Change: ‘Rich Points’ in Multicultural Education. Ethnography & Education (2019)

Maisa C. Taha

cultural studiescommunicationeducationeducational researchintercultural studiesmulticulturalismmulticultural educationcultural divideinclusive educationdiversity sensitivitycultureintercultural educationcultural diversityethnographyintercultural communicationcultural changecultural sensitivity

Rethinking the Digital Divide: Smartphones as Translanguaging Tools Among Middle Eastern Refugees in New Jersey. Annals of Anthropological Practice (2019)

Katherine T. McCaffreyMaisa C. Taha

indigenous studiesinternational migrationrefugee studiessocial sciencesanthropologymedical anthropologycultural transmissionmiddle eastern refugeesintercultural studiesmigration studiescommunicationethnographydigital dividetranslanguaging toolsdigital culturecultural anthropologysocial anthropologydiaspora studiessociocultural anthropology

Doorway to a Partnership Assessment in Tucson, Arizona. Anthropology Now (2018)

Maisa C. TahaMarge Pellegrino

cultural anthropologyanthropologyhigher educationeducationenvironmental anthropologypartnership assessmentarchaeologysocial sciencesethnography

A Sandrizona Retrospective: From the Desert to the Ocean and Back Again. Arizona Anthropologist (2017)

Maisa C. TahaAshley StinnettElizabeth A. Peacock

anthropologycultural anthropologyenvironmental anthropologyamerican archaeologyhuman migrationethnography

Discourse as Virtue Ethics: Muslim Women in the American Southwest. Palgrave Communications (2017)

Maisa C. Taha

communicationethicsamerican southwestcontemporary islammuslim womenvirtue ethics

Shadow Subjects: A Category of Analysis for Empathic Stancetaking. Journal of Linguistic Anthropology (2017)

Maisa C. Taha

anthropologylinguistic anthropologyempathic stancetakingpsychologysocial sciencesshadow subjects

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Maisa C. Taha

Associate Professor

Montclair State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Anthropology

Maisa C. Taha is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Professor at Montclair State University.

Honors

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Education

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Maisa C. Taha

Montclair State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Introduction Au NuméRo ThéMatique Dignité, Convivialité Et Contestations Morales D’Appartenance. Anthropologica (2022)

Maisa C. Taha

anthropologycultural anthropologyanthropological theory

Introduction to Theme Issue Dignity, Conviviality, and Moral Contests of Belonging. Anthropologica (2022)

Maisa C. Taha

anthropologycollective actionsocial influencesocial identitymoral contestsanthropological theoryidentity (social science)culturebelonging

Truth, Lies, and Audio Files: A Conflict Across Reputational and Convivial Domains. Anthropologica (2022)

Maisa C. Taha

Self-Other Encounters and Ordeals of Aspiration Among Young Moroccan Immigrants in Spain. Hespéris, Tamuda (2020)

Maisa C. Taha

Confusion and Frustration as Catalysts for Change: ‘Rich Points’ in Multicultural Education. Ethnography & Education (2019)

Maisa C. Taha

Rethinking the Digital Divide: Smartphones as Translanguaging Tools Among Middle Eastern Refugees in New Jersey. Annals of Anthropological Practice (2019)

Katherine T. McCaffreyMaisa C. Taha

Doorway to a Partnership Assessment in Tucson, Arizona. Anthropology Now (2018)

Maisa C. TahaMarge Pellegrino

cultural anthropologyanthropologyhigher educationeducationenvironmental anthropologypartnership assessmentarchaeologysocial sciencesethnography

A Sandrizona Retrospective: From the Desert to the Ocean and Back Again. Arizona Anthropologist (2017)

Maisa C. TahaAshley StinnettElizabeth A. Peacock

anthropologycultural anthropologyenvironmental anthropologyamerican archaeologyhuman migrationethnography

Discourse as Virtue Ethics: Muslim Women in the American Southwest. Palgrave Communications (2017)

Maisa C. Taha

communicationethicsamerican southwestcontemporary islammuslim womenvirtue ethics

Shadow Subjects: A Category of Analysis for Empathic Stancetaking. Journal of Linguistic Anthropology (2017)

Maisa C. Taha

anthropologylinguistic anthropologyempathic stancetakingpsychologysocial sciencesshadow subjects

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