Participant Info

First Name
Sara
Last Name
Khorshid
Affiliation
Department of History at University of Western Ontario
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Keywords
Decolonization, Egypt, Nasserism, Modern Middle East, Women, Gendered Subjectivities, Popular Culture, Cinema, Commercial Film, Arab Cold War, Cold War, Non-Aligned Movement, Arab-Western Encounters, postcolonial history
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About Me

Sara Khorshid’s doctoral dissertation studied Nasser-era Egyptians’ experience of decolonization as it unfolded on film. Prior to receiving her PhD and MA at Western University, Canada, she worked as a journalist and columnist in Egypt for 15 years, where she covered the 2010/2011 Arab Spring, human rights and the pro-democracy movement, and reactions to the 2002 Iraq war.

Recent Publications

Khorshid’s writings have appeared in The New York TimesForeign PolicyThe Guardian, Al-Shorouk, and numerous other media outlets.

Media Coverage
Country Focus
Expertise by Geography
Middle East, North America
Expertise by Chronology
20th century
Expertise by Topic
Colonialism, Gender, Race, Rebellion & Revolution, Women