Podcasts from the UCLA Center for Near Eastern Studies episodes:

• December 19, 2013Edward Said and the Late Style of Bandung Humanism

  A lecture by Aamir Mufti, Comparative Literature, UCLA

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• December 19, 2013Edward Said’s Legacy in Theory and Practice: Scenes from America’s Terrorism Prosecutions

  A lecture by Wadie Said, Law, University of South Carolina

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• December 19, 2013Islam without Extremes: A Muslim Case for Liberty

  A lecture by Mustafa Akyol, author of Islam Without Extremes

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• December 19, 2013Democracy and the Idea of Nonviolence in Contemporary Iranian Politics

  A lecture in Persian by Ramin Jahanbegloo (Author)

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• December 19, 2013The Failed Peace Process: Edward Said’s Prophetic Legacy of Understanding

  A lecture by Richard Falk, International Law Emeritus, Princeton University,

  and Orfalea Center of Global Studies, UCSB

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• December 19, 2013Problems for the Future: Jonathan Swift, Edward Said, and the Profession of Literature

  A lecture by Helen Deutsch, English, UCLA

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• December 19, 2013Returning to Orientalism

  A lecture by Saree Makdisi, English and Comparative Literature, UCLA

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• December 02, 2013Special Remarks and Acknowledgements to Honor Patricia Crone

  Remarks by Carol Bakhos (UCLA), Behnam Sadeghi (Stanford University), and Nile Green (UCLA).

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• December 02, 2013Early medieval Muslim and Christian attitudes to pagan law: a comparison

  A lecture by Michael Cook, Dept. of Near Eastern Studies, Princeton University.

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• December 02, 2013The Other ?abians

  A lecture by Kevin van Bladel, Dept. of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures, Ohio State University.

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