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"Al-Nakbah in Arab Thought: The Transformation of a Concept," Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 35(3): 6201538 (2015).

Dr. Makram-Ebeid is a member of countless organizations which focus on education and civil society, human rights and women's issues, among them: the Arab Thought Forum, Jordan; The British University in Egypt and the Jordan-German University.

At the moment, Arab thought has been hindered by a barren ideological construct that pits secularists against Islamists, making it impossible for either to indulge in in-depth reflection about the intellectual limitations that afflict both of them.

Yet his translator Khaled Mattawa, an Arab American poet, sees it as measured iconoclasm: "He's been unsparing against the deeply rooted forces of intolerance in Arab thought, but also celebratory of regenerative streaks in Arab culture".

Her first book, Men of Capital: Scarcity and Economy in Mandate Palestine (2016) explores how Palestinian "men of capital" and British colonial officials in the Thirties and Forties forged ideas of economy, property and accumulation in relation to broader currents in modern Arab thought, and in response to wartime austerity.

He is a frequent participant at The Highlands Forum, The Aspen Institute, the CEO Leadership Institute of Yale School of Management, Creative Leadership Summit, Aspen Institute Italy, Fortune Brainstorm, Arab Thought Leadership Conference, World Economic Forum, Supernova, Diamond Exchange, TII/Vanguard, and The Santa Fe Institute Business Network.

The first UN Development Programme Arab Human Development Report, published in 2002, compiled by Arab thought-leaders, highlighted three shortfalls – in freedom, knowledge and womanpower.

While pursuing research on Khomeini, Nura has taught a variety of courses on topics as diverse as American politics and government, Arab political thought, canonical and non-western political theory, and legal theory.

His research and teaching interests as well as his academic publications focus on democratization processes in Egypt, tensions between freedom and repression in the Egyptian public space, political movements and civil society in Egypt, contemporary debates in Arab political thought, and human rights and governance in the Arab world.

As a recent revolutionary who was twice imprisoned by Mubarak, Morsi well knows how the Arab spring galvanised thought and action in a world where freedom seemed an impossibility.

Beirut and Cairo emerged as centers of publishing and journalism, as intellectuals produced new works and republished classics of Arab literature and political thought.