Sect and Statelessness: The Politics of Energy in the Druze Golan Heights
Funder: Brunel University LondonDuration: September 2015 -
How do struggles over energy resources affect religious minorities and their allegiance to contemporary States in the Middle East? This question lies at the heart of ‘Sect and statelessness’ project, which will shed new light on the intersection of energy conflict, religious minorities’ formation, and State belonging by conducting research amongst Druze minorities in the Levant, with a special focus on the Druze community of the Israeli-occupied Syrian Golan Heights.
People
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Dr Maria Kastrinou Lecturer in Anthropology (Principal investigator)
T: +44 (0)1895 265059
E: maria.kastrinou@brunel.ac.uk |
+44 (0)1895 265059 | maria.kastrinou@brunel.ac.uk | Marie Jahoda 219 |
Outputs
Kastrinou, M. and Knoerk, H. (2024) 'To the future guests of Lesvos: Hospitality and history among Syrian refugees in Greece'. History and Anthropology, 0 (accepted, in press). ISSN: 0275-7206 Open Access Link