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Sarah M.A. Gualtieri

Professor of American Studies and Ethnicity History and Middle East Studies Professor

University of Southern California

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Humanities

American Studies and Ethnicity

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Humanities

Sarah M.a. Gualtieri is currently serving as an American Studies And Ethnicity Professor of American Studies and Ethnicity History and Middle East Studies Professor at University of Southern California.

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Sarah M.A. Gualtieri

University of Southern California

Professor of American Studies and Ethnicity History and Middle East Studies Professor

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african american studies ethnic studies ethnicity migration studies history race diaspora studies social history middle eastern studies levant racial discrimination racial studies cultural history women's studies ethnic group relation race relations american studies islamic studies sociology middle east policy global history feminist studies islamic thought racial groups united states critical race theory women's rights syrian immigrants north african studies orientalism strange fruit sociology of religion gender diversity black experience white supremacy transnational mobility xenoracism between arab african identity feminist identity feminist perspectives international population movement forced migration islamic economics religious pluralism cultural geography arab routes jim crow south syrian/lebanese ethnicity colonial citizens paternal privilege chain migration thesis geography cultural divide southern african studies african studies refugee studies post-colonial criticism feminist research feminist geography african diaspora historical reconstruction mass immigration internal migration sexual rights gender equality gender theory diasporic movement special issue american identity syrian california sleepy lagoon “ white ” elizabeth thompson arab diasporic feminism middle east civilizations middle east studies transnational history

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Middle East and North African American Histories N the U.S. National Archives: A Reflection on Method. Journal of American Ethnic History (2024)

middle eastamerican studiessocial historyarchival researchafrican studiescultural historyhistorical reconstructionu.s. national archiveshistoryafrican american studiesnorth african studiesafrican diasporahistoriography

Arab Routes: Pathways to Syrian California. Journal of American History (2020)

James Goode

arab routesgeographysyrian california

The Syrian of Sleepy Lagoon: Ethnic Coalitions and Archival Silence. American Quarterly (2019)

anthropologymiddle east policysocial historyislamic studiescultural historydiaspora studieslevantsleepy lagoonhistory

From Lebanon to Louisiana: ‘Afifa Karam and Arab Diasporic Feminism. Syracuse University Press (2014)

cultural studiesmiddle eastern studiesarab diasporic feminismafrican american studiesfeminist researchcultural historyfeminist perspectiveslevantgender studiesislamic thoughtwomen's rightssocial historyfeminist theoryfeminist studiesfeminist identitynorth african studiesmiddle east policywomen's studiesreligious studies

Special Issue on Gender and Diaspora. Mashriq/Mahjar (2014)

migration studiesgender identitygendered sexualitydiaspora studiesgender studiesgender theoryspecial issuediasporic movementgender diversity

Women and Islamic Cultures. (2013)

Suad JosephMarilyn L. BoothBahar DavaryHoda El SaddaSarah GualtieriVriginia HookerTherese SalibaElora Shehabuddin

gender studieswomen's studiesislamic cultureswomen's health

Women and Islamic Cultures: Disciplinary Paradigms and Approaches 2003-2013. Brill (2013)

islamic thoughtdisciplinary paradigmsislamic studieswomen's studiescontemporary islamfeminist theorygender studiesfeminist studiesgender inequalityreligious studiesfeminist philosophy

We Are All Moors: Ending Centuries of Crusades Against Muslim and Other Minorities. Journal of American Ethnic History (2010)

religious pluralismislamic thoughtmiddle eastern studiessocial historysociology of religionislamic studiesreligioncultural historyglobal historylevantcrusades against muslimother minoritieshistoryreligious studiescontemporary islam

Between Arab and White. American Constitution Society (2009)

middle east policymiddle eastern studiesorientalismbetween arabcultural divideethnic group relationraceethnicitycultural diversityethnic studieslevantcultureafrican american studiesracial groups

Syrian Immigrants and Debates on Racial Belonging in Los Angeles, 1875-1945. Syrian Studies Newsletter (2009)

los angelesmigration studiesrace relationsxenoracismsociologyhuman migrationethnic group relationraceethnicityethnic studiesamerican identityracial belongingcultureafrican american studiessyrian immigrantsracial discriminationracial studies

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Sarah M.A. Gualtieri

Professor of American Studies and Ethnicity History and Middle East Studies Professor

University of Southern California

Affiliations

Humanities

American Studies and Ethnicity

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Humanities

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Sarah M.A. Gualtieri

University of Southern California

Professor of American Studies and Ethnicity History and Middle East Studies Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Middle East and North African American Histories N the U.S. National Archives: A Reflection on Method. Journal of American Ethnic History (2024)

Arab Routes: Pathways to Syrian California. Journal of American History (2020)

James Goode

arab routesgeographysyrian california

The Syrian of Sleepy Lagoon: Ethnic Coalitions and Archival Silence. American Quarterly (2019)

anthropologymiddle east policysocial historyislamic studiescultural historydiaspora studieslevantsleepy lagoonhistory

From Lebanon to Louisiana: ‘Afifa Karam and Arab Diasporic Feminism. Syracuse University Press (2014)

Special Issue on Gender and Diaspora. Mashriq/Mahjar (2014)

migration studiesgender identitygendered sexualitydiaspora studiesgender studiesgender theoryspecial issuediasporic movementgender diversity

Women and Islamic Cultures. (2013)

Suad JosephMarilyn L. BoothBahar DavaryHoda El SaddaSarah GualtieriVriginia HookerTherese SalibaElora Shehabuddin

gender studieswomen's studiesislamic cultureswomen's health

Women and Islamic Cultures: Disciplinary Paradigms and Approaches 2003-2013. Brill (2013)

islamic thoughtdisciplinary paradigmsislamic studieswomen's studiescontemporary islamfeminist theorygender studiesfeminist studiesgender inequalityreligious studiesfeminist philosophy

We Are All Moors: Ending Centuries of Crusades Against Muslim and Other Minorities. Journal of American Ethnic History (2010)

Between Arab and White. American Constitution Society (2009)

middle east policymiddle eastern studiesorientalismbetween arabcultural divideethnic group relationraceethnicitycultural diversityethnic studieslevantcultureafrican american studiesracial groups

Syrian Immigrants and Debates on Racial Belonging in Los Angeles, 1875-1945. Syrian Studies Newsletter (2009)

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