Ziad Fahmy

  • Assistant Professor
  • Modern Middle East history
    Director of Undergraduate Studies

Ziad Fahmy (Ph.D., History, University of Arizona, 2007) is an Assistant
Professor of Modern Middle East History. His interests include nationalism in the modern Middle East, colloquial Arabic mass-culture, and media and identity in Egypt and the Arab World. His dissertation “Popularizing Egyptian Nationalism” was awarded the  Malcolm H. Kerr Dissertation Award (2008). His book, titled: Creating Egyptians: Media-Capitalism and Popular Culture in Egypt, 1870-1919, is under review at Stanford University Press.  He is currently working on another book project tentatively titled, Mass Culture and Identities in Interwar Egypt, 1918-1939.