أفضل بودكاسات Taji (2024)

with Jessica Marglin hosted by Brittany White | In 1873, Nissim Shamama died suddenly at his palazzo in Livorno. He was quietly one of the richest men in the Mediterranean. A Tunisian Jew born in the Ottoman Empire, Shamama had taken his place among the mercantile elite of a newly-unified Italy. He was a man who belonged to many places. But to whom…

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The Natural Sciences in Early Modern Morocco

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with Justin Stearns hosted by Shireen Hamza and Taylor Moore | When you think of the history of science, what people and places come to mind? Scientific knowledge production flourished in early modern Morocco, and not in the places you might expect. This episode transports us into the intellectual and social worlds of Sufi lodges (zawāya) in sevent…

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FWB/Pacar x Obroll N Roll 41:19

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Bersama dengan Obroll N Roll, kita ngebahas tentang hal yang bersangkutan dengan FWB atau Pacar yang sebenernya ga penting tapi ya penting aja kalo didengerin.

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Wedding Deposits and Coronavirus! 11:13

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Indian weddings are huge affairs with hundreds of guests, days of events, delicious food, non-stop dancing as well as a fair amount of drinking. And now, they have come to a screeching halt due to coronavirus. Many of our clients are wondering what to expect when they ask vendors for refunds of deposits they have made for weddings that have been or…

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Muslim Sicily and Its Legacies

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Episode 452 with William Granara hosted by Chris Gratien During the 9th century, Arab armies from North Africa conquered Sicily, leading to four centuries of Muslim history on the island, which is now part of Italy. Sicily during that period has often been portrayed as an interfaith utopia where Muslims, Christians, and Jews lived side by side, giv…

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The Mediterranean in the Age of Global Piracy

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Episode 446 featuring Emrah Safa Gürkan, Joshua White, and Daniel Hershenzon narrated by Chris Gratien with contributions by Nir Shafir, Taylor Moore, Susanna Ferguson, and Zoe Griffith Download the podcast Feed | iTunes | GooglePlay | SoundCloud Piracy is often depicted as a facet of the wild, lawless expanses of the high seas. But in this episode…

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Open Minded 33:07

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Bersama dengan orang yang sama seperti di episode overthingking, kita ngebahas tentang hal yang bersangkutan dengan Open Minded yang sebenernya ga penting tapi ya penting aja kalo didengerin.

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Pelaku Seni ft. Kemfau 32:27

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Di episode ini gue ngebahas tentang perjalanan karir kemfau di bidang seni dan juga pendapat pribadi yang tidak penting tapi penting kalo di dengerin.

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Pensi SMA, Seni atau Gengsi ? ft. Kemfau 35:47

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Di episode ini gue ngebahas tentang sebenernya pensi sma itu masih sebuah seni atau hanya sebuah gengsi. Ditemenin sama Kemfau untuk ngebahas hal yang sebenernya tidak penting tapi penting kalo di dengerin.

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Perkuliahan BACOT 25:30

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Di episode ini gue ngebahas tentang memilih atau dipilih dengan teman gue "Akang" Kemas dan ending-endingnya ngomongin tentang sosial yang tidak penting tapi penting kalo didengerin. *pokoknya intinya intisari.*

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Overthinking ?!?!?!? 48:43

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Di episode ini gue ngebahas tentang overthinking dengan temen gue Batap dan kita ngebahas tentang gimana sih caranya keluar dari overthinking ?!?!? Dengan tips yang tidak penting tapi penting kalo di dengerin.

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Abis SMA mau ngapain? 46:02

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Di episode ini gue ngebahas tentang Abis SMA mau ngapain? Bareng ketiga temen gue dan membahas tentang permasalahan remaja yang tidak penting tapi penting kalo didengerin.

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France & Algeria: Origins and Legacies

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Episode 409 with Jennifer Sessions hosted by Chris Gratien Download the podcast Feed | iTunes | GooglePlay | SoundCloud In 1827, Hussein Dey, the Ottoman governor of Algiers, hit a French consul on the nose with a fly whisk during a dispute over unpaid French debts. And as the story goes, the rest is history. France soon invaded Algeria and stayed …

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The English in 17th-Century Tangier

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Episode 388 with Karim Bejjit hosted by Graham Cornwell Download the podcast Feed | iTunes | GooglePlay | SoundCloud Tangier is in the midst of a massive renovation and expansion -- a new ferry and cruise port, a duty-free zone, and the massive Tangier Med shipping facility all meant to make the city and Morocco into a critical juncture of the glob…

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Madam white 0:57

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A letter to Madam white

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Slavery and Servitude in the Ottoman Mediterranean

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Episode 362 with M’hamed Oualdi & Hayri Gökşin Özkoray hosted by Andreas Guidi Download the podcast Feed | iTunes | GooglePlay | SoundCloud Our latest podcast in collaboration with The Southeast Passage examines how slavery flourished in the Ottoman Mediterranean in the wake of growing connectivity with other world regions and territorial expansion…

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Moriscos and Iberian Thought

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Episode 351 with Seth Kimmel hosted by Nir Shafir Download the podcastFeed | iTunes | GooglePlay | SoundCloud In 1609 the Moriscos were expelled from the Iberian Peninsula, marking the end of a hundred year effort to assimilate as New Christians these former Muslims. In this podcast, Seth Kimmel speaks to us about the impact of these conversions an…

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Disillusionment in Morocco’s February 20 Movement

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Episode 343 with Taieb Belghazi & Abdelhay Moudden hosted by Graham Cornwell Download the podcastFeed | iTunes | GooglePlay | SoundCloud How do we assess fizzling protest movements? How do social scientists account for difficult-to-quantify facets of political engagement like emotion and momentum? In this episode, we discuss ihbat, or disillusionme…

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Les harkis restés en Algérie: tabou et non-dits

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Episode 302 avec Pierre Daum animée par Dorothée Myriam Kellou et Aurélie Perrier TéléchargerFlux RSS | iTunes | GooglePlay | SoundCloud Depuis la fin de la guerre d’indépendance, la question des harkis agite les consciences en France comme en Algérie. Pierre Daum, journaliste au Monde Diplomatique et auteur du livre Le dernier tabou : les « harkis…

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Women and Colonial Legal Pluralism in Algeria

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Episode 296 with Sarah Ghabrial hosted by Edna Bonhomme and Sam Dolbee Download the podcastFeed | iTunes | GooglePlay | SoundCloud In French Algeria, the colonial imperatives of assimilation and difference gave birth to legal pluralism. In this episode, Dr. Sarah Ghabrial explains what it meant for Algerian women to have different legal structures …

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Land and Labor in a Moroccan Oasis

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with Karen Rignall hosted by Graham Cornwell Download the podcastFeed | iTunes | GooglePlay | SoundCloud Pre-Saharan Morocco is a transitional space between the Atlas Mountains in the north and the Sahara in the south, and the oases of pre-Saharan Morocco have long been marked by local autonomy, diversity, and particularities of agriculture, proper…

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Dark Humor from Algeria's "Dark Decade"

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with Elizabeth Perego hosted by Graham Cornwell and Soha El Achi Download the podcastFeed | iTunes | GooglePlay | SoundCloud Between December 1991 and February 2002, Algeria experienced a protracted civil war, which earned the period the designation of the "dark decade." In this episode, we explore how Algerians experienced and coped with the viole…

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Development, Race, and the Cold War in Algeria

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with Muriam Haleh Davis hosted by Chris Gratien and Aurelie Perrier Download the podcastFeed | iTunes | GooglePlay | SoundCloud The French military struggle to maintain control over Algeria throughout the war period (1954-1962) is remembered for its violent and destructive impacts. But during the war, the French administration also sought to mainta…

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Decolonization, Health Care, and Humanitarianism in Algeria

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with Jennifer Johnson hosted by Chris Gratien, Zoe Griffith, and Nora Lessersohn Download the podcastFeed | iTunes | GooglePlay | SoundCloud The Algerian War is perhaps the most recognizable national and anti-colonial movement of the 20th century. From the iconic film “The Battle of Algiers” to Frantz Fanon's influential book The Wretched of the Ea…

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La prostitution en Algérie à l’époque Ottomane et française

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avec Aurélie Perrier animée par Dorothée Myriam Kellou TéléchargerFlux RSS | iTunes | GooglePlay | SoundCloud L’histoire de l’Algérie coloniale est souvent abordée du point de vue des bouleversements économiques et politiques engendrés par l’occupation française. Mais cette dernière entraîna un remaniement dans la sphère de l’intime qui fut tout au…

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Colonialism and the Politics of Identity in Morocco

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with Jonathan Wyrtzen hosted by Chris Gratien Download the podcastFeed | iTunes | GooglePlay | SoundCloud In many countries of the Middle East and North Africa, European colonial rule lasted only for a matter of decades, and yet its influence in the realms of politics and economy have been profound. In this episode, we talk to Jonathan Wyrtzen abou…

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Morocco’s New Migrant Class

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with Isabella Alexander hosted by Graham Cornwell Download the podcastFeed | iTunes | Hipcast | Soundcloud “Hrig,” the Moroccan Arabic term for “illegal” immigration, translates to “burning.” In the latest episode of Tajine, Isabella Alexander discusses the dramatic rise in sub-Saharan migrants attempting to enter the E.U. from Morocco - now the pr…

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Folktales of the Middle Atlas

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with Yelins Mahtat hosted by Graham Cornwell Download the episode Podcast Feed | iTunes | Soundcloud Moroccan folk literature has drawn the attention of researchers for over a century, beginning with the earliest French colonial ethnographers' exhaustive studies of Moroccan dialects through recordings of poems, folktales, and proverbs. The influenc…

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Illicit Sex in Ottoman and French Algeria

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with Aurelie Perrier hosted by Sam Dolbee This episode is part of a series on Women, Gender, and Sex in Ottoman history Download the series Podcast Feed | iTunes | Soundcloud The association of Algeria with sex figured prominently in the artwork and literature that was critiqued so famously by Edward Said in Orientalism. In this episode, Dr. Aureli…

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An Andalusi in Fatimid Egypt

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with Sumaiya Hamdani hosted by Graham Cornwell The story of the twelfth-century scholar Umaya b. `Abd al-`Aziz Abu al-Salt al-Dani al-Ishbili starts in al-Andalus but moves eastward, to Fatimid Cairo and Zirid Tunisia. His movement across the Mediterranean illustrates a west-east transmission of knowledge and intellectual culture. A prolific schola…

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Saharan Jews in French Algeria

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with Sarah Stein hosted by Alma Heckman Crosslisted from tajine The 1870 Crémieux Decree extended French citizenship to most, but not all, of Algeria's Jewish population. The Jews of the M'zab Valley were excluded from this legislation. As Professor Sarah Abrevaya Stein explains in this episode, this was due to a complex web of historical confluenc…

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Between Sultans and Kings

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with Claire Gilbert hosted by Nir Shafir With increased connections between polities on all sides of the Mediterranean during the early modern period, the importance of translators and translation grew to facilitate diplomatic and economic relations. In this episode, Claire Gilbert explores the world of diplomacy in the Western Mediterranean of the…

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The Ottoman Scramble for Africa

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with Mostafa Minawi hosted by Chris Gratien The Ottoman Empire occupies an unusual place among the competing imperial powers of the nineteenth century. On one hand, a weak military position often forced the Ottomans to accept unfavorable economic and political arrangements while playing other empires off each other to maintain autonomy. On the othe…

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Race, Slavery, and Islamic Law in the Early Modern Atlantic

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This episode is part of our series on Islamic law Download the series Podcast Feed | iTunes | Hipcast | Soundcloud Notions of racial difference played an important role in the Atlantic slave trade and have left a long legacy well after the slave trade was abolished during the nineteenth century. Yet centuries earlier, an Islamic scholar from Timbuk…

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Jewish Citizens on Exhibit | Alma Heckman

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l'Alliance Israélite Universelle, the Chicago World's Fair and the Ottoman Empire Progress, colonialism, nationalism, and the civilizing mission are all concepts associated with the late nineteenth century that were on display at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. In this podcast, Alma Heckman discusses the ways in which l'Alliance I…

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Regroupment Camps and Resettlement in Rural Algeria during the War of Independence | Dorothée Kellou

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Resettlement and transfer of populations deemed problematic has long been a strategy employed by states throughout the world from tribal settlement campaigns in the Ottoman Empire and Indian Reservations in the United States to penal colonies in Australia and Siberia. During the twentieth century, "the camp," which represents various types of impro…

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