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Nathalie Peutz

Associate Professor of Arab Crossroads Studies and Anthropology; Network Associate Professor of Anthropology

New York University

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NYU Abu Dhabi

Division of Arts and Humanities

Nathalie Peutz is currently serving as a Division Of Arts And Humanities Associate Professor of Arab Crossroads Studies and Anthropology; Network Associate Professor of Anthropology at New York University.

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Nathalie Peutz

New York University

Associate Professor of Arab Crossroads Studies and Anthropology; Network Associate Professor of Anthropology

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forced migration social sciences colonialism middle eastern studies migration studies civilizations cultural heritage heritage studies political science international relations geopolitics intangible cultural heritage nationalism islamic studies public policy migration policy historic preservation archaeology political geography heritage science ethnic studies african studies heritage conservation deportation regime anti-racism african development applied social psychology speech communication spatial politics cultural heritage management audience reception communication studies civil liberties world heritage poverty african political economy african economy organization studies group process human relations xenoracism cash transfers social organization social exclusion social isolation medium change communication research communication strategies international cooperation policy cooperation national security cultural geography financial risk management emerging risk financial system risk governance moral philosophy climate change effects climate governance climate issues human communication international criminology anti-deportation movement abject cosmopolitanism covid-19 lockdown ’ audience evolution communications policy policy research au plays au-un security cooperation new normal new tools financial instruments catastrophic risks “ human rights red sea region transnational mobility human migration population displacement international migration anthropology refugee studies humanitarian aid environmental governance

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Islands of Heritage: Conservation and Transformation in Yemen. (2018)

civilizationsintangible cultural heritagecultural heritage managementanthropologymiddle eastern studieshistoric preservationarchaeologycultural heritageheritage scienceheritage studiesheritage conservation

The Deportation Regime: Sovereignty, Space, and the Freedom of Movement. (2010)

Nicholas De GenovaNathalie Mae Peutz

political geographypolitical sciencespatial politicsnationalismsocial sciencespublic policydeportation regimeinternational relationsgeopolitics

14. Abject Cosmopolitanism: The Politics of Protection in the Anti-Deportation Movement.

political scienceethnic studiesanti-racismcolonialismxenoracismmigration policyanti-deportation movementabject cosmopolitanismgeopoliticsculture

African Migrants’ Remittance: An Avenue of Giving and Receiving Severely Disrupted During the Covid-19 Lockdown’.

cash transfersafrican political economyafrican economysociologypovertyafrican developmentmigration policyhuman migrationsocial policyinternational migrationafrican american studiesethnicitymigration studiesafrican studiesforced migrationcovid-19 lockdown ’

An Organizational Perspective on Social Isolation.

organization studiesmanagementgroup processorganizational communicationsocial organizationsocial exclusionsociologyapplied social psychologyorganizational theoryorganizational behaviorhuman relationssocial isolation

Audience Evolution and the Resuscitation of “Mass Communication”: Implications for Communications Policy and Policy Research.

audience evolutioncommunications policycommunicationmass communicationspeech communicationmedium changeaudience receptioncommunication studiescommunication researchpopular mediumcommunication strategiesmedium communicationcommunication theorypolicy researchjournalismmedia studies

Au Plays, Un Pays: The New Normal in Au-Un Security Cooperation.

international cooperationau playsinternational securitypublic policylawglobal policypolicy cooperationnational securityau-un security cooperationinternational relationseuropean securityinternational affairsnew normal

Bedouin" Abjection.

Bedouin “Abjection”: World Heritage, Worldliness, and Worthiness at the Margins of Arabia.

civilizationsislamic studiesislamic thoughtintangible cultural heritageworld heritagemiddle eastern studiescultural heritagecultureheritage studiescultural geographycultural history

Catastrophic Risks: The Need for New Tools, Financial Instruments, and Institutions.

risk managementnew toolsfinancial analysisfinancial risk managementcrisis managementemerging riskfinancefinancial systemfinancial stabilityaccountingfinancial instrumentscatastrophic riskssystemic riskfinancial crisisrisk governance

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Nathalie Peutz

Associate Professor of Arab Crossroads Studies and Anthropology; Network Associate Professor of Anthropology

New York University

Affiliations

NYU Abu Dhabi

Division of Arts and Humanities

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Nathalie Peutz

New York University

Associate Professor of Arab Crossroads Studies and Anthropology; Network Associate Professor of Anthropology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Islands of Heritage: Conservation and Transformation in Yemen. (2018)

The Deportation Regime: Sovereignty, Space, and the Freedom of Movement. (2010)

Nicholas De GenovaNathalie Mae Peutz

political geographypolitical sciencespatial politicsnationalismsocial sciencespublic policydeportation regimeinternational relationsgeopolitics

14. Abject Cosmopolitanism: The Politics of Protection in the Anti-Deportation Movement.

political scienceethnic studiesanti-racismcolonialismxenoracismmigration policyanti-deportation movementabject cosmopolitanismgeopoliticsculture

African Migrants’ Remittance: An Avenue of Giving and Receiving Severely Disrupted During the Covid-19 Lockdown’.

An Organizational Perspective on Social Isolation.

Audience Evolution and the Resuscitation of “Mass Communication”: Implications for Communications Policy and Policy Research.

Au Plays, Un Pays: The New Normal in Au-Un Security Cooperation.

Bedouin" Abjection.

Bedouin “Abjection”: World Heritage, Worldliness, and Worthiness at the Margins of Arabia.

civilizationsislamic studiesislamic thoughtintangible cultural heritageworld heritagemiddle eastern studiescultural heritagecultureheritage studiescultural geographycultural history

Catastrophic Risks: The Need for New Tools, Financial Instruments, and Institutions.

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