*Reader in Religion and Politics, St Mary's University College, University of Surrey (since October 2006)
*Director of the Centre for Religion and History, St Mary's University College (since January 2007)
*Director of the Holy Land Research Project, St Mary's University College (since January 2001)
*Editor, Holy Land Studies: A Multidisciplinary Journal (a fully refereed international journal published by Edinburgh University Press) (since 2004). A Spanish-language edition, Estudios de Tierra Santa: Una Revista Multidisciplinaria, is published by Editorial Cana?n, Buenos Aires, Argentina)
*Member of Postgraduate Peer Review, Panel 8: 'Philosophy, Law and Religious Studies', Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), UK (2004-2008)
*Member of the Peer Review College, Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), UK (since 1 September 2008)
*Programme Director, MA in Religion, Politics & Conflict Resolution, St Mary's University College (2005-2008)

*Ph.D. Middle Eastern Politics: School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, March 1988. The thesis was on the making of Modern Iraq, 1921-1933
*MA Politics: Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1983. First Class with distinction
*BA International Relations and Politics: Hebrew University of Jerusalem 1979. First Class

*Director of Postgraduate Programme in Religion, Politics & Conflict Resolution (formerly 'Postgraduate Programme in Religion and Conflict', since September 2005)
*Director of the Centre for Religion and History (since January 2007)
*Director of the Holy Land Research Project (since February 2001)
*Chair of the Exam Board, Undergraduate Programme, Drama (since September 2007)
*Representative of the School of Theology, Philosophy & History on the College Research and Scholarship Committee (2002-2005)
*Member of the College Sub-Committee on Research Students Progress (2002-2005)
*Member of the College Sub-Committee for Research Funding (2002-2005)
*Member of the School Research Committee (since February 2001)

*Senior Lecturer and Main Researcher: AHRC-funded Research Project on Jerusalem: School of Theology, Philosophy & History, St. Mary's College (September 2002-September 2005)
*Research Fellow: Department of Theology & Religious Studies, St. Mary's College (February 2001-August 2002)
*Visiting Lecturer: Department of Theology & Religious Studies, St. Mary's College (September 2000-January 2001)
*Lecturer: in Middle East Politics, Richmond American International University, London (1997-2000)
*Research Associate: Centre of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law, SOAS, University of London, UK (2000-2004)
*Constantine Zureik Research Fellow: Institute for Palestine Studies, Washington D.C., US (1989-1994)
*Honorary Fellow: in the Centre for Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, University of Durham, UK (1993-1997)
*Visiting Lecturer: MSc in International Development, University of Bristol, UK (1994)
*Assistant Professor: Middle Eastern Political History and Politics, Birzeit University, West Bank, Palestine (1994-1995)
*Part-time Lecturer: in Middle East Politics, Department of Politics, SOAS, University of London (1985-1986)
*Teaching and Research Assistant: Department of Politics, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel (1979-1982)

*Human rights in Palestine-Israel
*The Palestinian Refugee Problem
*Varieties of Modern Fundamentalism
*The Religious Politics of Jerusalem in Comparative Perspective
*Maimonides' Theology and Philosophy
*Islamic Revivalism since 1967
*New Palestinian and Israeli Historiography
*Palestinian Nation-Building
*Beyond the Text: Oral History and Collective Memory
*The Middle East Peace Process
*The Making of Modern Iraq

"Palestinian Refugee and Diaspora Communities and the Nakba: Oral History, Collective Memory and the Struggle for Return, 1948-2008"

" British Academy: 2006 (for two workshops, one in London and the other at Birzeit University, Palestine, on ' The Politics of Elections and the Struggle for Democracy in the Middle East: Perspectives from Within and Below'. The workshops are part of a collaborative project with Department of History, University of Northampton, UK, and the Graduate Programme on Democracy and Human Rights, Birzeit University, Palestine
*Arts and Humanities Research Council (UK), 2002-2005 (?167,000) (Holy Land Research Project, working on the religious politics of Jerusalem)
*Jerusalem Fund (Washington DC), 2002-2003
*Palestine Studies Trust (UK), 1995, 1998, 2001
*British Academy: 1999 *Institute of Historical Research (University of London), 1999
*Jerusalem Fund (Washington DC), 1984

1.	The Palestinian Nakba, Oral History and Collective Memory (forthcoming).
2.	The Bible & Sionism (Barcelona: Edicions Bellaterra, forthcoming 2008 [Spanish]), 350 pp.
3.	La Expulsion De Los Palestinos (Madrid and Buenos Aires: Bosforo Libros and Editorial Canaan, 2008), 265pp.
4.	The Bible and Zionism: Invented Traditions, Archaeology and Post-Colonialism in Palestine-Israel (London: Zed Books, 2007), 366 pp.
5.	(ed.), Catastrophe Remembered: Essays in Memory of Edward W. Said (London: Zed Books, 2005), 300 pp.
6.	Politicas De La Negacion: Israel Y Los Refugiados Palestininos (Barcelona: Edicions Bellaterra, 2005 [Spanish]), 350 pp.
7.	(ed.), The Nakba, Memory and Identity (Ramallah, West Bank, Palestine: Madar-Palestinian Centre for Israeli Studies, forthcoming, 2008 [Arabic]), 330 pp.
8.	The Politics of Denial: Israel and the Palestinian Refugee Problem (London: Pluto Press, October 2003), 298 pp.
9.	Israeel wa-Siyasat al-Nafi (Ramallah, West Bank, Palestine: Madar- the Palestinian Centre for Israeli Studies, 2003 [Arabic]), 320 pp.
10.	Imperial Israel and the Palestinians: The Politics of Expansion, 1967-2000 (London: Pluto Press, August 2000) (Reprinted 2002 and 2003), 279 pp.
11.	Teorias De La Expansion Territorial (Barcelona: Edicions Bellaterra, 2002), 321 pp.
12.	Israeel al-Kubra wal-Filistiniyyun: Siyasat al-Tawasu' [Greater Israel and the Palestinians: The Politics of Expansion, 1967-2000] (Beirut: Institute for Palestine Studies, 2001 [Arabic]), 399 pp.
13.	A Land Without a People (London: Faber and Faber, 1997), 246 pp.
14.	Ard Akthar wa-Arab Akal [More Land, Less Arabs] (Beirut: Institute for Palestinian Studies, 1997 [Arabic]), 331 pp.
15.	Tard al-Flistiniyyun [The Idea of 'Transfer' in Zionist Thinking and Planning, 1882-1948], (Institute for Palestine Studies, 1992 [Arabic]), 293 pp.
16.	Expulsion of the Palestinians: The Concept of 'Transfer' in Zionist Political Thought, 1882-1948 (Washington D.C.: Institute for Palestine Studies, 1992) (Reprinted in 1993, 1999, and 2001), 235 pp.
17.	The Palestinians in Israel ((Translated and edited), (Haifa: The Galilee Centre for Social Research, 1993), 106 pp.

1.	'On Recent Hebrew and Israeli Sources for the Palestinian Exodus, 1947-1949' , Journal of Palestine Studies (Autumn 1988), pp. 121-137.
2.	'Israeli Revisionist Historiography of the Birth of Israel and its Palestinian Exodus', Scandinavian Journal of Development Alternatives (March 1990), pp. 71-97.
3.	'Faysal's Pan-Arabism, 1921-1933', Middle Eastern Studies (October 1991), pp. 679-693.
4.	'Debate on the 1948 Exodus: A Critique of Benny Morris', Journal of Palestine Studies (Autumn 1991), pp. 90-97.
5.	'Operation Hafarferet and the Massacre of Kafr Qassem, October 1956', The Arab Review (Summer 1994), pp. 15-21.
6.	'Sovereignty over Jerusalem: The Status of the City under International Law', Middle East International , 6 January 1995, pp. 17-18.
7.	'Who Rules Jerusalem ?' Index on Censorship (September-October 1995), pp. 163-166.
8.	'The Palestinian Citizens of Israel and the Israeli-PLO Agreements', The Arab Review (Autumn 1995), pp. 28-31.
9.	'wei bestuurt Jeruzalem?' in Robert Soeterik (ed.), 50 jaar Israel (Amsterdam, 1998), pp. 97-100.
10.	'The 1956-57 Occupation of the Gaza Strip: Israeli Plans to Resettle the Palestinian Refugees', British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies 23, No.1 (1996), pp. 55-68.
11.	'A Different Peace', Index on Censorship (May-June 1996), pp. 18-21.
12.	Yosef Weitz and Operation Yohanan, 1949-1953 , Occasional Paper no.55, Centre for Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, University of Durham, August 1996, 31 pp.
13.	'Jewish Religious Fundamentalism, the West Bank and the Palestinians: Gush Emunim's Ideology and Practical Politics', Al-Siyasah Al-Filastiniyya (Summer 1996), pp. 86-98 (Arabic).
14.	'1967: Why Did the Palestinians Leave?' Shaml (Ramallah, West Bank, July 1997), pp. 2-5.
15.	'Transfer', in Philip Mattar (ed.), Encyclopedia of the Palestinians (New York: Facts on File, 2000), pp. 401-404.
16.	'The 1967 Palestinian Exodus', in Ghada Karmi and Eugene Cotran (eds.), The Palestinian Exodus, 1948-1998 (Reading: Ithaca Press, 1999), pp. 63-109.
17.	'A Galilee Without Christians?' in Anthony O'Mahony (ed .), Palestinian Christians: Religion, Politics and Society in the Holy Land (London: Melisende, 1999), pp. 190-222.
18.	'A Critique on Benny Morris', in Ilan Pappe (ed.), The Israel / Palestine Question: Rewriting Histories (London: Routledge, 1999), pp. 211-220.
19.	'Israel: History;' and 'Emerging Palestinian Autonomous Areas-Recent History', in The Middle East and North Africa 2000: Regional Surveys of the World , 46th Edition (London: Europa Publications, 1999), pp. 607-637 and 666-671.
20.	'Israel: History'; and 'Emerging Palestinian Autonomous Areas: Recent History', in The Middle East and North Africa 2001: Regional Surveys of the World , 47th Edition (London: Europa Publications, 2001), pp. 631-667 and 697-705.
21.	'Een Land Zonder Volk', Soemoed (Amsterdam) 27, No. 3 (June 1999), pp. 21-25.
22.	'The Historical Roots of the Palestinian Refugee Question', in Naseer Aruri (ed.), The Palestinian Refugees: The Right of Return (London: Pluto Press, July 2001), pp. 36-67.
23.	Ariel Sharon: A Political Profile, Occasional Paper (London: Council for the Advancement of Arab-British Understanding, 2001).
24.	'Israel: History;' 'Jordan: History;' and 'Palestinian Autonomous Areas: Recent History and Economy' in The Middle East and North Africa 2002, Regional Surveys of the World, 48th Edition (London: Europa Publications, 2001), pp. 486-529, 562-589 and 850-875.
25.	'The PLO, Resolution 194 and the 'right of return': Evolving Palestinian attitudes towards the refugee question from the 1948 Nakba to the Camp David summit of July 2002', Eugene Cotran (ed.), Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law 7 (2002), pp. 127-155.
26.	'Reinventing Maimonides: From Universalist Philosopher to Religious Fundamentalist (1967-2002)', Holy Land Studies: A Multidisciplinary Journal, Vol. 1, No.1 (September 2002), pp. 85-117.
27.	'Le Concept De 'Transfer' Dans La Doctrine Et Dans La Pratique Du Mouvement Sioniste', in Farouk Mardam-Bey and Elias Sanbar (eds.), LE DROIT AU RETOUR: LE PROBLEME DES REFUGIES PALESTINIENS (Sindbad, Paris, 2002), pp. 15-59.
28.	'Israel 's Moral Responsibility Towards the Palestinian Refugees', Eclipse (Sussex University), 8, 15 May 2002, pp. 7-8.
29.	'Israel and the Palestinian Refugees', La Vanguardia (Barcelona), (July 2002).
30.	'Israel-History', 'Jordan-History' and 'Palestinian Autonomous Areas: Recent History', in The Middle East and North Africa 2003, Regional Surveys of the World , 49th Edition (London: Europa Publications, 2002), pp. 503-552, 587-617, 891-908.
31.	'The Palestinian Nakba', Global Dialogue (Nicosia, Cyprus), Vol. 4, No.3 (Summer 2002), pp. 77-91.
32.	'La responsabilita morale di Israele verso rifugiati palestinesti', Afriche e Orienti (Italy), Vol. 4, No.3 (2002), pp. 106-109.
33.	'From Propaganda to Scholarship: Dr Joseph Schechtman and the Origins of the Israeli Polemics on the Palestinian Refugees', Holy Land Studies: A Multidisciplinary Journal, Vol. 2, No.2 (March 2002), pp. 188-197.
34.	'La importancia historica de la comunidad palestinin en libano', Vanguardia Dossier (Barcelona), No. 8 (October/December 2003), pp. 55-60.
35.	'Jordan-History' and 'Palestinian Autonomous Areas: Recent History', in The Middle East and North Africa 2004, Regional Surveys of the World, 50th Edition (London: Europa Publications, London, 2003), pp. 609-641 and 903-924.
36.	'Jordan-History' and 'Palestine: Recent History and Economy', in The Middle East and North Africa 2005, Regional Surveys of the World, 51st Edition (London: Europa Publications, 2004), pp. 632-666 and 930-960.
37.	'Sectarianism and the Rejection of Tawteen: Lebanon and the Palestinian Refugees', in Eugene Cotran and Martin Lau (eds.), Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law (Leiden: Brill Academic Publishers, 2004), pp. 110-130.
38.	''Dissolvere' il problema dei rifugiati palestinesi: Proposte israeliene di 'reinsediamento' 1948-1957)', in Jamil Hilal and Ilan Pappe (eds.), Parlare co il Nemico: Narrazioni Palestinesi e Israeliane a Confronto [Talking to the Enemy: Palestinian and Israeli Narratives], (Torino: Bollati Boringghieri editore, 2004), pp. 169-215 [Italian].
39.	'Edward W. Said and Rethinking the Question of Palestine', The Arab World Geographer (University of Akron, US), Vol. l7 (Spring/Summer 2004), pp. 4-21.
40.	'Jewish Fundamentalism and the 'Sacred Geography' of Jerusalem in Comparative Perspective (1967-2004): Implications for Inter-faith Relations', Holy Land Studies: A Multidisciplinary Journal, Vol. 3, No.1 (May 2004), pp. 29-67.
41.	'Present Absentees and Indigenous Struggle', in Nur Masalha (ed.), Catastrophe Remembered: Palestine, Israel and the Internal Refugees, Essays in Memory of Edward W. Said (London: Zed Books, 2005), pp. 23-55.
42.	'Introduction', in Nur Masalha (ed.), Catastrophe Remembered: Palestine, Israel and the Internal Refugees, Essays in Memory of Edward W. Said (London: Zed Books, 2005), pp. 1-20.
43.	'Jordan-History', and 'Palestinian Autonomous Areas: Recent History and Economy', in The Middle East and North Africa 2006, Regional Surveys of the World , 52nd Edition (London: Europa Publications, 2006), pp. 590-625 and 894-938.
44.	'Prologo: Leyendo la Biblia con los ojos de los cananeos, En homenaje al profesor Michael Prior', in Michael Prior, La Biblia y el colonialismo: Una critica moral [The Bible and Colonialism: A Moral Critique] (Buenos Aires: Editorial Canaan, 2005), pp. xi-xxiv [Spanish].
45.	'Jordan-History', and 'Palestinian Autonomous Areas: Recent History and Economy', in The Middle East and North Africa 2007, Regional Surveys of the World , 53 Edition (London: Europa Publications, 2007), pp.579-606 and 884-913.
46.	(with Michael Hayes), 'A Comparative Study of Jewish, Christian and Islamic Fundamentalist Perspectives on Jerusalem: Implications for Inter-faith Relations', Holy Land Studies: A Multidisciplinary Journal , Vol. 5, No.1 (May 2006), pp.97-112.
47.	'El fundamentalismo judio y la 'geografia sagrada' de Jerusalem en una perspectiva comparativa (1967-2004): implicaciones para las relaciones inter-fes', Estudios de Tierra Santa: Una Revista Multidisciplinaria 1(1) (mayo 2006), pp. 37-81.
48.	'Jordan-History' and Palestinian Autonomous Areas: Recent History and Economy', in The Middle East and North Africa 2007, Regional Surveys of the World, 54 Edition (London: Europa Publications, 2008), pp. 610-639 and 911-948.
49.	'Die Nakba, Die Katasrophe von 1948', INAMO (Informationsprojekt Naher und Mittlerer Osten) (Berlin) 54 (Summer 2008), pp.4-7.
50.	'Indigener Wilderstand und israelische Politik w?hrend der post-Nakba Zeit', INAMO (Informationsprojekt Naher und Mittlerer Osten), (Berlin) 54 (Summer 2008), pp.20-22.
51.	'Notas de investigacion: Estudio comparativo de perspectivas fundamentalistas judias, cristianas e islamicas sobre Jerusalen: implicaciones para las relaciones interreligiosas', Estudios de Tierra Santa: Una Revista Multidisciplinaria, vol.2, no.2 (Noiembre 2007), pp. 251-267.
52.	'60 Years after the Nakba', Third World Resurgence (Penang, Malaysia), Issue 214 (June 2008), pp.13-25.
53.	'Dis-solving the Palestinian Refugee Problem', in Ilan Pappe and Jamil Hilal (eds.), Talking to the Enemy: Palestinian and Israeli Narratives (London: I.B. Tauris, forthcoming, 2008)
54.	'Jordan-History' and Palestinian Autonomous Areas: Recent History and Economy', in The Middle East and North Africa 2008, Regional Surveys of the World, 54 Edition (London: Europa Publications, forthcoming, 2009).
55.	Die Nakba, Die Katasrophe von 1948', INAMO (Informationsprojekt Naher und Mittlerer Osten) (Berlin) 54 (Summer 2008), pp.4-7.
56.	'Remembering the Palestinian Nakba: Commemoration, Oral History and Narratives of Memory', Holy Land Studies: A Multidisciplinary Journal, Vol.7, No.2 (November 2008), pp.123-156.

　Over 40 review articles and book reviews in academic journals and current affairs magazines, including International Affairs; British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies; Journal of Palestine Studies; Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies; Interventions: Journal of Post-Colonial Studies; International Journal of Middle Eastern Studies; Middle East International; Global Dialogue; and Majallat al-Dirasat al-Filastiniyya.

1.	May 1990: presenting a paper to a conference on 'New research on the founding of Israel', Department of Politics, University of Exeter
2.	April 1990: giving a lecture on the 'new historiography of Israel and Palestine', New England College, Arundel, England
3.	April 1993: a lecture on 'Israel and the origins of the Palestinian refugee problem', the House of Commons, Westminster Palace
4.	February 1996: giving a paper on 'the Palestinian refugees and Israeli resettlement plans', Palestinian Diaspora and Refugee Centre, Ramallah, West Bank, Palestine.
5.	September 1996: giving a lecture on 'Israel, the Palestinian Refugees', Refugee Studies Programme, University of Oxford, and Lebanese Centre, Oxford
6.	November 1996: giving a paper on 'The Palestinian Refugees and the Peace Process: Restitution of Property and Rehabilitation', Department of Politics, University of Oslo, Norway
7.	July 1997: chairing a panel on 'Human Rights, Civil Society, Citizenship and the State: Israel and the Palestinian Territories', British Society for Middle Eastern Studies Annual Conference, St. Catherine's College, University of Oxford
8.	May 1998: giving a paper on 'The New Historiography and the Palestine-Israel Conflict', Le Monde Diplomatique, Paris
9.	July 1998: presenting a paper on 'the Palestinians, 1947-1951', Ben-Gurion University, Beersheba, Israel
10.	7-8 December 1998: presenting a paper on 'The Impact of the British Palestine Mandate on Arab and Jewish Societies', The Jewish-Arab Centre, University of Haifa, Israel
11.	12-15 December 1998: presenting a paper on 'Patterns of Organisation and the Search for Great Power Sponsorship: Zionist International Politics from the Basle Congress to the Palestine Mandate', Institute for Palestine Studies, Nicosia, Cyprus
12.	29 November 1999: giving a talk on 'The Final Status Peace Talks and Palestinian Statehood', University of Brussels, Brussels
13.	2 December 1999: giving a lecture on 'The Palestine Mandate, 1920-1948', the Multi-Cultural Programme, Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester
14.	17-18 December 1999: giving a lecture on 'The Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Problem', an international conference on the Palestinian refugees in Paris
15.	6-8 September 2000: giving a paper to an international conference entitled: 'The Formation of Prejudices and Stereotypes in the Arab-Israeli Conflict', organised by the Centre for the Study of Anti-Semitism, Berlin Technical University, Germany
16.	8 November 2000: giving a paper on 'The Middle East Peace Process After Assad', at Manchester Metropolitan University
17.	24 November 2000: giving a lecture on 'the al-Aqsa intifada', organised by the Oxford University Arab Cultural Society, held at St. Antony's College, University of Oxford
18.	8 January 2001: giving a lecture on the 'Impact of the al-Aqsa Intifada on Israel and Palestine', at SOAS, University of London
19.	7 April 2001: giving a paper on 'The 1948 War and the Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Problem', at Institute of Social Studies, The Hague
20.	12 May 2001: presenting a paper on 'New Research on 1948 and Palestinian Right of Return', at a day conference organised by the Holy Land Research Project, Department of Theology & Religious Studies, St Mary's College, and Living Stones, London
21.	23 January 2003: presenting a paper on Palestine-Israel at a conference organised by the Center for Policy Analysis on Palestine, Washington DC
22.	21 February 2004: presenting a paper to a London conference on 'Christian Zionism and the Challenge to the Churches', organised by Living Stone Trust for the Holy Land (UK), and Friends of Sabeel (UK)
23.	14 May 2004: giving a paper at 'Edward Said and Rethinking the Question of Palestine', an international conference in Memory of Edward Said, University of Sussex
24.	October 2004: chairing a panel on 'Edward Said and the Question of Palestine', an international conference on the Legacy of Edward Said, SOAS
25.	27 April 2005: speaking on 'Perspectives on Jerusalem', an international conference (AHRC project on Jerusalem and Sabeel), East Jerusalem
26.	27 October 2006: giving a paper on 'The New Policies of the European Union', at the annual conference of the Palestine Center, Washington DC, conference entitled: ' The Palestine Question since Oslo: Current Options and Future Strategies'
27.	29-30 June 2007: keynote speaker at a two-day conference organised by Friends of Sabeel (Palestinian Liberation Theology Centre) UK, entitled 'Re-encountering the Bible: A Conversation with Nur Masalha', to be held at St Mary's University College (University of Surrey)
28.	2 September 2007: co-organiser of a joint Workshop, entitled: 'The Politics of Elections and the Struggle for Democracy in the Middle East: Perspectives from Within and Below'; sponsored by the British Academy and held at Birzeit University, Palestine
29.	8 December 2007: Co-organiser of a joint Workshop, entitled: 'The Politics of Elections and the Struggle for Democracy in the Middle East: Perspectives from Within and Below'; sponsored by the British Academy and held under the auspices of the London Middle East Institute, SOAS, London
30.	12 February 2008: 'Historical Truth, New Historiography and Ethical Obligations: The Challenge of the Palestinian Nakba', Institute of Middle East, Central Asia and Caucasus Studies (MECACS), St Andrews University, Scotland
31.	16 February 2008: chairing a panel on 'Law as mechanism of violence', Nakba60, London School of Economics, London
32.	27 February 2008: 'Is the Bible Historical? The Invention of Tradition and the Challenge of Archaeology for Biblical Scholarship and Nationalist Historiography', Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, University of Exeter, England
33.	29 March 2008, giving a talk at the Land Day event in Paris; event organised by the General Union of Palestinian Students (France)
34.	15 May 2008: lecture on the 'Palestinian Refugee Problem', Nakba Day Conference, Refugee Research Centre, and Matrix East Research Lab, University of East London
35.	24 May 2008: lecture at the 'Palestine Symposium: Contrapuntal Themes in History, Religion, and Culture', organised by Centre for Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, University of Cambridge
36.	29 May 2008: lecture on 1948 Palestine , Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris
37.	9 June 2008: 'Justice and Peace: One State for Israel/Palestine' panel, Amnesty International Group, Southampton University , England
38.	12 July 2008: 'Palestinian Nakba: A 60-Year Catastrophe', Islam Expo, Olympia (London)
39.	1 November 2008: paper at a conference entitled, 'Nakba: 60 Years of Hurt and Hope', University of Nottingham, England
40.	12-16 December 2008: a speaker at two international workshops in Japan; the first in Tokyo on 12 December (Department of History, Faculty of Humanities, Japan Women's University); the second in Hiroshima, 14 December; and the third in Kyoto on 16 December
41.	late April 2009: speaking at a book fair in Buenos Aires, Argentina