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Silvia Marsans-Sakly
Fairfield University
Occupation
Associate Professor
Contact
Secondary Phone: (203) 254-3475
History Department
Fairfield University 1073 North Benson Road, CNS 322
Fairfield CT 06824
United States
Discipline
History
Sub Areas
Maghreb Studies
19th-21st Centuries
Historiography
Identity/Representation
Colonialism
Political Economy
Geographic Areas of Interest
Europe
Maghreb
Ottoman Empire
Mediterranean Countries
Tunisia
Specialties
Maghrib
Politics Of Heritage And Commemoration
Comparative Colonialisms And Social Movements
Languages
Arabic (advanced)
French (fluent)
Spanish (native)
Tunisian (fluent)
Education
PhD | 2010 | History/MEIS | New York University
Abstracts
The Making and Meaning of an Event: Mobilization and the Geography of Protest Joined Together, Torn Asunder : The Regency of Tunis and the USA, Portrait of Civil War, 1861-1865. The Orient as Masked Avenger: Mediterranean Crossings and Cosmopolitanism in "The Count of Monte Cristo" 1815-1845. The Rebel and the Archivist: Tracing Tunisia's Forgotten History of Protest Imperial Meridians: Arabs in Cuba Between East West Arab in the Maghreb: The Question of Palestine in Tunisia Freedom, Work, and National Dignity: Tunisia as Martyr and Its Demands, 1920s Waging War Under the Ramparts: Ali Douagi's Satire and Song Resilient Threads: Palestinian Solidarity and Diasporic Memory in Cuba's Arab Community