Economy and Islam: Syrian refugees in Jordan I Sarah Tobin I February 2018

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Sarah Tobin is a social anthropologist who focuses on Islam, economic anthropology and displacement/migration in the Middle East and East Africa. In this Podcast, Dr. Tobin discusses her latest project which looks at everyday life and everyday Islam in the Syrian refugee camps of Za`atari and Azraq. Drawing on this research, she examines questions of sectarianism and identity among Syrian refugees in Jordan.

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