Mohamad Kadan is a PhD student in the History Department at Rice University. He holds a Master’s degree in Sociology from University College Dublin, where he specialized in Race, Migration, and Decolonial Studies. His academic journey began with a multidisciplinary undergraduate degree from Tel Aviv University. Kadan is the co-founder of the Edward Said Forum, a platform for Palestinian students in the Social Sciences and Humanities. He has authored numerous articles and essays in both Arabic and English, covering political, historical, and sociological topics. His scholarly contributions include several peer-reviewed studies in Arabic, with his most recent work, “Military Rule, Smuggling, and Border Making: Disruption and Restoration of Palestinian Relations on the Armistice Line,” presented at the Annual Academic Conference of Mada Al Carmel in May 2023.
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Research Areas
Palestine Studies; Settler Colonialism; Modern Middle East; Oral History; Israeli Military Rule 1948- 1966; Palestinian Peasantry; Decolonization.
Education
M.A., University College Dublin, 2023
B.A., Tel Aviv University, 2020
Honors & Awards
2024, Mada Al Carmel Academic Seminar for Graduate Students - Jointly Madar The Palestinian Forum for Israeli Studies, Ramallah (Travel and Accommodation)
2022, Social Sciences and Law Global Scholarship, University College Dublin (EUR 7,000)
2020, NRW Scholarship Program – Wuppertal University (Travel and Accomadation – Cancelled Due to Covid-19 Outbreak)
2017-2020, Co- Founder Edward Said Forum of Social Sciences and Humanities, Tel Aviv University