Upcoming
Sydiq (2024): Paper “Exploring Transterranean activism as a research site beyond local protest sites” at the annual International Studies Association conference, 3.-6. April in San Francisco.
Sydiq (2024): Paper “Colonial order in the Postcolonial Era. How the Pakistani FCR security regime shaped civil-society relations” at the annual International Studies Association conference, 3.-6. April in San Francisco.
Hönke, Sajed, Tripathi, Sandor, Sydiq, Srivastava, García Pinzón (2024): Roundtable “Postcolonial Hierarchies in Peace and Conflict” at the annual International Studies Association conference, 3.-6. April in San Francisco.
Tripathi, Richter, Sydiq, Wakhu, Wolff, Behera, García Pinzón (2024): “A Global Peace and Conflict Studies: Paving the way for an Emerging Research Agenda” at the annual International Studies Association conference, 3.-6. April in San Francisco.
Sydiq/Turi (2024): Paper “Internal colonialism, securitized societies and land conflicts in Pakistan” at the joint SFB/TRR 138 and APeCS/EASA conference “Peace, conflict, and security in times of existential crises: Critical, interdisciplinary, and public engagements“, 21.-22. March in Marburg.
Sydiq/Geierhaas (2024): Paper “Threat modelling and ethical dilemmas of safety while conducting research” at the 55th. AFK conference, 13.-15. March in Darmstadt.
Richter, Avram, Buckley-Zistel, García Pinzón, Birru, Khaemba, Zitzman, Parida, Rodríquez, Sydiq, Wolff (2024): Roundtable “A Global Peace and Conflict Studies: Paving the way for an Emerging Research Agenda” at the 55th. AFK conference, 13.-15. March in Darmstadt.
Past
Salehi, Distler, Sydiq, Naiby (2023): “Podium und Fishbowl: Zeitenwenden? Eine kritische Reflexion der Konsequenzen von Transformationen in der Außen-, Friedens- und Sicherheitspolitik im Kontext Afghanistans” the 54th AFK conference, 30. March-1. April in Spandau.
Sydiq (2023): Paper “Shifting arenas: How Iranians maintained protest activity amid a global health crisis” at the annual International Studies Association conference, 15.-18. March 2023 in Montréal.
Sydiq (2022): Paper “Exploring Transterranean activism as a research site beyond local protest” at the 34th DAVO conference, 12 – 17. September 2022 in Berlin.
Sydiq (2022): Paper “Youth protests or protest generations? Conceptualizing differences between contentious ruptures in Iran in the context of the December 2017-November 2019 protests” at the 34th DAVO conference, 12 – 17. September 2022 in Berlin.
Zinati/Sydiq (2022): Paper “The (un)Making of Spatial Geographies: Borderlands of Iranian Kurdistan” at the 34th DAVO conference, 12 – 17. September 2022 in Berlin.
Sydiq (2022): Paper “Ethnography, repression and self-identification” at the annual ipb conference “Methods of Social Movement Research: New Developments and Recurring Questions”, 15–16, 2022 September 2022 in Berlin.
Sydiq (2022): Roundtable contribution on “The Challenges of Rural Social Movements” at the EISA conference “Pandaemonium: Interrogating the Apocalyptic Imaginaries of Our Time” 1.-5. September 2022 in Athens.
Sydiq (2022): Roundtable contribution on “Peacebuilding and military intervention in a rapidly changing world order” at the EISA conference “Pandaemonium: Interrogating the Apocalyptic Imaginaries of Our Time” 1.-5. September 2022 in Athens.
Sydiq (2021): Paper “Citizenship as a resource for political participation and interest articulation: The case of Iran” at the SEPAD conference “CITIZENSHIP, SECTARIANISM & BELONGING”, 16.-17. December 2021.
Sydiq (2021): Paper “Authoritarian Participation in Iran: Influencing the Centre and Beyond” at the First Annual INMENAS Postgraduate Symposium, 12.-14. November 2021.
Sydiq (2020): Paper “Asymmetries of Spatial Contestations: Controlling Protest Spaces and Coalition Building during the Iranian Protests of 2017/18”, at the annual International Studies Association conference, 25.-28. March 2020 in Honolulu (cancelled).
Sydiq/Ketzmerick (2020): Paper “Thinking Modernity from the Non-West – A Strategy to Diversify the Discipline?”, at the annual International Studies Association conference, 25.-28. March 2020 in Honolulu (cancelled).
Sydiq/Tekath (2020): Paper „Generational Identities and Power: Conceptualizing conflicts along age-based dynamics”, at the annual International Studies Association conference, 25.-28. March 2020 in Honolulu (cancelled).
Sydiq/Ketzmerick (2019): Paper “Harnessing theories of IR beyond the European canon”, at the annual, International Studies Association conference 27. – 30. March 2019 in Toronto.
Sydiq (2018): Paper “A generational approach to legitimacy in authoritarian structures” at the annual International Studies Association conference, 4. – 7. April 2018 in San Francisco.
Sydiq (2017): Paper „How a ‘normalization’ of post-revolutionary politics in Iran challenges existing conception on Iranian Youth” at the 33rd DAVO conference, 18 – 22. September 2017 in Jena.
Sydiq (2017): Paper „Riots as spaces of collective identity and action in authoritarian contexts” at the conference “Riots. Violence as politics?”, 19. – 20. May in Berlin.
Sydiq/Bonacker (2017): Organized panel on „theorize radicalization“ at the AFK/EuPRA conference, 16. – 18. March 2017 in Schwerte.