The Center for Contemporary Arab Studies
The Center for Contemporary Arab Studies (CCAS) is the only academic center in the United States that exclusively focuses on the Arab world.
It has prepared new generations of diplomats, scholars, teachers, policymakers and leaders capable of critical thought, constructive dialogue and creative engagement with the Arab world for the past 50 years. The Center advances research in the field through academic programs, public events, education outreach and multimedia projects. It also regularly hosts prominent scholars, visiting researchers and post-doctoral fellows.
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The gatherings, conversations, and projects that shaped CCAS’s anniversary yearPost categories- CCAS Newsmagazine
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This academic year marks the 50th anniversary of the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies, which was founded at Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service in 1975.Post categories- CCAS Newsmagazine
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Staff Remember 50 Years of Camaraderie and Intellectual InquiryPost categories- CCAS Newsmagazine
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Reflections from a scholarly roundtable marking 50 years of Arab studies at CCAS and beyondPost categories- CCAS Newsmagazine
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A look at where five decades of MAAS graduates have gonePost categories- CCAS Newsmagazine
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