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Saida Hodzic

Associate Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program

Africana Studies and Research Center

Department of Anthropology

Saida Hodzic is currently serving as a Feminist, Gender And Sexuality Studies Program Associate Professor at Cornell University.

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Saida Hodzic

Cornell University

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feminist theory gender studies african studies feminist studies feminist research anthropology african american studies social sciences feminist debate colonialism social movements african identity anthropological theory violence against women feminist perspectives african development social anthropology human rights interpersonal violence global history decoloniality social justice sociocultural anthropology political sociology ethnography african political economy violent behavior migration studies domestic violence biopolitics women's rights voluntary sector ethnographic theory interdisciplinary history international history humanitarian aid african diaspora activism feminist knowledge global healthcare global health programs global health challenge critical public health female genital cutting transnational mobility international sociology diaspora studies border controls christian practice biblical studies religious symbol civil-military relations hauntology conflict studies peacemaking feminist methods digital justice cybercrime feminist medium studies global governance human rights advocacy domestic violence bill african activism who bundling global evidence ascertaining deadly harms santa fe paul farmer food scarcity blood loss bodily attrition collective reflections harsha walia border imperialism burkina faso.agnes precarious citizenship medical anthropology feminist anthropology women's studies

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Solidarity’s Refusals. English Language Notes (2025)

Saida Hodžić

civilizationsfeminist philosophypostcolonial writingnationalismpeace researchglobal historygenocidesocial philosophyafrican identityhistoryfeminist theoryfeminist dissentrefugee solidarity groupcolonialismempireeuropean unioncritical theoryhuman rightsdecolonialityafrican american studiesfeminist debateanti-imperialism

Borders, Labor, and Beyond: Collective Reflections on Harsha Walia's Writing, Activism, and Influence on the Anthropology of Work. Anthropology of Work Review (2024)

Stephen CampbellAdrian D. GodboldtElise HjalmarsonSeth M. HolmesSaida HodžićNatasha RahejaGerardo Rodriguez SolisArjun ShankarJennifer E. Shaw

transnational mobilityglobal studiesinternational sociologydiaspora studiesanthropological theoryhuman migrationborder controlscollective reflectionssociocultural anthropologyanthropologyinternational migrationafrican american studiesmigration studiesharsha waliasocial justiceborder imperialism

Feminist Cyberlaw. University of California Press eBooks (2024)

Geni AchnasDiana AllanJosh BarkerMeghan DownesMaría FernándezRobert FosterKen GeorgeDurba GhoshT HinrichsSteve JacksonIrwan JuliantoElisabeth KramerKirin NarayanElizabeth OrlanSarah PickmanRachel PrenticeJacob RinckKathryn RobinsonRatna SaptariK Sivar- AmakrishnanPhilip SternSetefanus SuprajitnoKedron ThomasG WeixNick AdmussenJessica CooperRay CraibSimone PinetSaida HodžićRoger MoseleyParisa HaveAtelier SeriesDarcie DeangeloNamita DhariaJatin DuaAnthony FontesDuana FullwileyLauren RosenChristien TompkinsKaya WilliamsLaurie WillisEmrah YildizSarah BeskyMatthew KohrmanAbidin KusnoTania LiRobert ProctorNancy SmithAnn WelkerRenata WelkerCarla Shumaker

feminist studiesintersectionalityfeminist philosophyfeminist methodssociologyvisionary reimaginingdigital justicegender studiescybercrimefeminist criminologyfeminist medium studiesnear futuretechnology lawdigital mediumsgender identityfeminist cyberlawwomen's studiesfeminist theory

Hosts, Again: From Conditional Inclusion and Liberal Censorship to Togetherness and Creative/Critical Refugee Epistemologies. Genealogy (2024)

Saida Hodžić

postcolonial writingnarrativeconditional inclusionnarrative representationrefugee studiescultural studieshumanitiesexistentialismliberal censorshipcritical theoryrefugee movementsdiasporic movementrefugee lawdiscourse analysistextual practicerefugee storiesnarrative and identityliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticismrefugee status

Precarious Citizenship. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Saida Hodžić

world literaturehumanitiesburkina faso.agnesreligious studiesritualchristian practiceprecarious citizenshipbiblical studiesreligious symbolafrican studiesdomestic violenceafrican identity

The Inheritance of Militarization: Toxic Gifts, Furtive Critique, and Survivance in Post-War Bosnia. Catalyst Feminism Theory Technoscience (2023)

Saida Hodžić

historydecolonialityinterdisciplinary historypolitical historysocial historynationalisminternational historyglobal historycivil-military relationsfurtive critiquedual inheritanceculturetoxic giftsconflictsocial anthropologycultural history

For Accountability. PoLAR Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2022)

Saida Hodžić

Chapter 8. Feminist Bastards: Toward a Posthumanist Critique of Ngoization. Duke University Press eBooks (2020)

Saida Hodžic

feminist studiesfeminist philosophyfeminist researchfeminist perspectivessocial changegender studiesafrican american studiessocial movementswomen's studieschapter 8feminist theory

The Twilight of Cutting. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

Saida Hodzic

world literaturehauntologynarrativeliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticism

Global Governance. The International Encyclopedia of Anthropology (2018)

Saida Hodžić

political geographypolitical scienceglobal governanceglobal studiesgovernancesocial sciencesanthropological theoryglobal policycorporate governanceanthropologyinternational relationsgeopoliticsgovernance frameworktheoretical conceptualizationsglobal responsibilityinternational affairsglobalizationglobal politics

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Saida Hodzic

Associate Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program

Africana Studies and Research Center

Department of Anthropology

Saida Hodzic is currently serving as a Feminist, Gender And Sexuality Studies Program Associate Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Saida Hodzic

Cornell University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Solidarity’s Refusals. English Language Notes (2025)

Saida Hodžić

Borders, Labor, and Beyond: Collective Reflections on Harsha Walia's Writing, Activism, and Influence on the Anthropology of Work. Anthropology of Work Review (2024)

Stephen CampbellAdrian D. GodboldtElise HjalmarsonSeth M. HolmesSaida HodžićNatasha RahejaGerardo Rodriguez SolisArjun ShankarJennifer E. Shaw

Feminist Cyberlaw. University of California Press eBooks (2024)

Hosts, Again: From Conditional Inclusion and Liberal Censorship to Togetherness and Creative/Critical Refugee Epistemologies. Genealogy (2024)

Saida Hodžić

Precarious Citizenship. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Saida Hodžić

world literaturehumanitiesburkina faso.agnesreligious studiesritualchristian practiceprecarious citizenshipbiblical studiesreligious symbolafrican studiesdomestic violenceafrican identity

The Inheritance of Militarization: Toxic Gifts, Furtive Critique, and Survivance in Post-War Bosnia. Catalyst Feminism Theory Technoscience (2023)

Saida Hodžić

For Accountability. PoLAR Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2022)

Saida Hodžić

Chapter 8. Feminist Bastards: Toward a Posthumanist Critique of Ngoization. Duke University Press eBooks (2020)

Saida Hodžic

feminist studiesfeminist philosophyfeminist researchfeminist perspectivessocial changegender studiesafrican american studiessocial movementswomen's studieschapter 8feminist theory

The Twilight of Cutting. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

Saida Hodzic

world literaturehauntologynarrativeliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticism

Global Governance. The International Encyclopedia of Anthropology (2018)

Saida Hodžić

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