How Arab Americans found identity and belonging in California
A new book from USC Dornsife’s Sarah Gualtieri counters a long-held stereotype of Arab Americans as outsiders, exploring how they were integrated into Southern California.
Syrian-Americans comprise a rich multiplicity of identities, Middle East expert finds
USC Dornsife researcher delves into the vibrant history and valuable contributions of Southern California’s thriving community, reversing stereotypes and finding unexpected links with Latin America.
USC scholar examines a war of words in the Middle East
Laurie Brand’s book examines the official lines crafted by Egyptian and Algerian politicos to define their national identities.
Dubai: a city rolling in oil … and forced labor
USC students connect with migrant workers coping with cramped quarters, minimal wages and legal servitude.
USC Dornsife alum shapes foreign policy on international stage
USC Dornsife alum Mahmood Sariolghalam is a scholar and specialist in Middle East politics as well as Iranian foreign policy and political culture.