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Nadia Abu El-Haj

Barnard College

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Barnard College

Department of Political Science and Government

Department Of Anthropology

Department Of Environmental Science

Department Of Physics And Astronomy

Department Of Theatre

NoneNadia Abu El-haj is currently serving as a Barnard College faculty at Barnard College.

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history cultural history genetics human genetics levant human origins anthropology nationalism archaeology human evolution genomics colonialism heritage studies archaeological practice genome biology heredity historical archaeology biblical studies diaspora studies civilizations historiography european archaeology cultural heritage interdisciplinary history political studies historical biology anthropological theory postcolonial writing general linguistics historical geography north african studies islamic thought political theory public sphere genome studies genome analysis genetic basis settler colonialism decoloniality indigenous peoples linguistic theory genocide endangered languages transnational history historical reassessment islamic studies genetic admixture contemporary jerusalem edward said past histories genetic genealogy new grammar modern jewish nationalism levantine culture genetic re-inscription

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Surviving Colonialism? a Response to Neither Settler nor Native. Anthropological Theory (2023)

Nadia Abu El-Haj

anthropologysettler colonialismcolonialismindigenous peoplesanthropological theorydecoloniality

A “Common Space”? the Impossibilities of a New Grammar of the Holocaust and Nakba. Journal of Genocide Research (2019)

genocidephilosophy of languagelinguisticsgrammarnew grammarcritical theorygeneral linguisticslinguistic theoryhumanitiessyntaxpostcolonial writingendangered languages

Rethinking Genetic Genealogy: A Response to Stephan Palmié. American Ethnologist (2007)

genetic genealogygenomicshuman evolutiongenome biologyhuman originsevolutionary biologyheredityhuman geneticspopulation geneticsgeneticsgenetic basis

The Genetic Re-Inscription of Race. SSRN Electronic Journal (2007)

genetic admixtureforensic geneticshuman originshereditygeneticshuman geneticspopulation geneticsgenetic re-inscriptiongenetic variationrace

Edward Said and the Political Present. American Ethnologist (2005)

political historyamerican political thoughtinterdisciplinary historyhistorypolitical studiesedward saidpolitical philosophypolitical sciencerhetoricpolitical theorypublic spherepolitics

"a Tool to Recover Past Histories" Genealogy and Identity After the Genome. (2004)

past historiesgenome analysishistorygenomicshuman evolutionarchival researchgenome biologyhuman originshuman geneticsmolecular evolutionhistorical biologygeneticsgenome studies

Overlooking Nazareth: The Ethnography of Exclusion in Galilee. American Ethnologist (1999)

ethnographylevantcultural historybiblical studiesreligious studiescultural anthropology

Translating Truths: Nationalism, the Practice of Archaeology, and the Remaking of Past and Present in Contemporary Jerusalem. American Ethnologist (1998)

levantcultural historyhistorybiblical studiescontemporary jerusalemheritage studieshistorical archaeologycultural heritagearchaeological practicecivilizationsarchaeologynationalismhistoriographyeuropean archaeology

After Jews and Arabs: Remaking Levantine Culture. American Ethnologist (1997)

levantcultural historyculturediaspora studiesmaterial culturecultural studiesmiddle eastern studiesislamic studieslevantine cultureislamic thoughtnorth african studies

Excavating the Land, Creating the Homeland: Archaeology, the State, and the Making of History in Modern Jewish Nationalism. UMI eBooks (1996)

anthropologycultural historycolonialismhistoryhistorical geographyheritage studieshistorical archaeologydiaspora studieshistorical reassessmentarchaeological practicemodern jewish nationalismarchaeologytransnational historynationalism

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Nadia Abu El-Haj

Barnard College

Affiliations

Barnard College

Department of Political Science and Government

Department Of Anthropology

Department Of Environmental Science

Department Of Physics And Astronomy

Department Of Theatre

NoneNadia Abu El-haj is currently serving as a Barnard College faculty at Barnard College.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Surviving Colonialism? a Response to Neither Settler nor Native. Anthropological Theory (2023)

Nadia Abu El-Haj

anthropologysettler colonialismcolonialismindigenous peoplesanthropological theorydecoloniality

A “Common Space”? the Impossibilities of a New Grammar of the Holocaust and Nakba. Journal of Genocide Research (2019)

genocidephilosophy of languagelinguisticsgrammarnew grammarcritical theorygeneral linguisticslinguistic theoryhumanitiessyntaxpostcolonial writingendangered languages

Rethinking Genetic Genealogy: A Response to Stephan Palmié. American Ethnologist (2007)

genetic genealogygenomicshuman evolutiongenome biologyhuman originsevolutionary biologyheredityhuman geneticspopulation geneticsgeneticsgenetic basis

The Genetic Re-Inscription of Race. SSRN Electronic Journal (2007)

genetic admixtureforensic geneticshuman originshereditygeneticshuman geneticspopulation geneticsgenetic re-inscriptiongenetic variationrace

Edward Said and the Political Present. American Ethnologist (2005)

political historyamerican political thoughtinterdisciplinary historyhistorypolitical studiesedward saidpolitical philosophypolitical sciencerhetoricpolitical theorypublic spherepolitics

"a Tool to Recover Past Histories" Genealogy and Identity After the Genome. (2004)

past historiesgenome analysishistorygenomicshuman evolutionarchival researchgenome biologyhuman originshuman geneticsmolecular evolutionhistorical biologygeneticsgenome studies

Overlooking Nazareth: The Ethnography of Exclusion in Galilee. American Ethnologist (1999)

ethnographylevantcultural historybiblical studiesreligious studiescultural anthropology

Translating Truths: Nationalism, the Practice of Archaeology, and the Remaking of Past and Present in Contemporary Jerusalem. American Ethnologist (1998)

After Jews and Arabs: Remaking Levantine Culture. American Ethnologist (1997)

levantcultural historyculturediaspora studiesmaterial culturecultural studiesmiddle eastern studiesislamic studieslevantine cultureislamic thoughtnorth african studies

Excavating the Land, Creating the Homeland: Archaeology, the State, and the Making of History in Modern Jewish Nationalism. UMI eBooks (1996)

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