For those researching the global south, fieldwork needs to be reimagined as a collaborative process which can help overturn structures of oppression.

The leading moral psychologist tells us about what led him to rethink a fundamental issue in education.

Quality education from the outset can eradicate corruption, guarantee peaceful coexistence, and bring about social and economic justice.

The reinstatement of compulsory military service in this context of growing tensions is meant to be used for social control.

How did we get here, and how do we escape? Transforming education would be a start.

The topic of education fits neatly into the orientalist middle class rhetoric about the poor, ignoring its role as an instrument of class power and domination in an autocratic country like Egypt. 

Education is a crucial component for a self-determined future but for Palestinians this future is hindered by the Israeli occupation.

In the wake of Trump's victory, what are the challenges for Middle Eastern studies in the US? And what should be the role of academics in the field?

Can creativity survive in the climate of fear and coercion that’s emerging in our schools? 

The LMD reforms have tied the fate of the Algerian higher education sector to European intellectual and economic development, reinforcing the neoliberal assault on higher education and on society at large.

For the past few months Israelis and Palestinians have experienced a wave of terrorist attacks mainly on civilian targets. Peace education may have an answer.

Recent terrorist attacks are an opportunity to push for crucial curriculum and educational reforms in Egypt and the Muslim world. 

What are the people in Egypt forcing themselves to believe in order not to deal with the harsh realities of the past four years – let alone the years before?

Ansgar Allen's book traces our obsession with assessment, standards and measurement in modern education. It is both an unsettling history and a provocative call for resistance.

After the trebling of tuition fees in 2010, student movements suffered a major blow. Now they are rising up again.

The writer reflects on the role of language, foreign and Arabic, colloquial and classical, in Morocco; and on the appropriation, polarisation, and xenophobia of the Egyptian counter-revolution.

Warwick University’s new ‘Teach Higher’ initiative aims to centralise ‘casual’ academic work. This move will only exacerbate the problem of precarious labour in the university. 

Universities are increasingly becoming factories, churning out obedient citizens and “human capital.” It's time to fight back.

Young Syrian refugees have shown extradordinary resilience, but hope for their short and long-term futures hinges on better educational opportunities.

At universities across Britain, business interests are increasingly promoted over the welfare of students.