Staff profile

• North African and Middle Eastern Studies
• Terrorism Studies
• Postcolonial Cinema
• Algerian Fiction
• Palestinian Fiction

• https://www.filminquiry.com/utopia-larissa-sansour/

Book review

• (2019). REVIEW OF NEW DIRECTIONS IN DIASPORA STUDIES: CULTURAL AND LITERARY APPROACHES. Postcolonial Studies Newsletter (23) 36-40.

Chapter in book

• Ghorab, Abdelbaqi & Harize, Ouissal (2021). Resisting Tyranny with Laughter: Joker and the Arab Revolutions. In Breaking Down Joker Violence, Loneliness, Tragedy. Redmond, Sean Routledge. 1-9.

Conference Paper

• (2019), The Promised Land in the Imaginary of the Anthropocene: Palestine in The Second War of the Dog and Larissa Sansour’s Trilogy of Science Fiction, Science Fiction Beyond the West: Futurity in African and Asian Contexts.
• (2019), “Hell is empty, and all the devils are here!” Horror, Terror and Violence in American Horror Story and Penny Dreadful, SCREENING VIOLENCE: AFFECT, RESPONSIBILITY, ACCOUNTABILITY. Lancaster, UK.
• Ouissal Harize (2018), Terrorism Between the Colonial Past and Present: Freedom Fighting, Terrorism and Martyrdom in Algerian and Palestinian Literature, Eleventh Annual ASMEA Conference. Washington DC, US.

Newspaper/Magazine Article

• Harize, Ouissal (2020). From militants to student activists: The women who fought for Algeria. Middle East Eye
• Harize, Ouissal (2020). In pictures: The hidden lives of the Amazigh people. Middle East Eye
• Ouissal Harize (2019). Veiling and revolutions: from Algeria to Sudan. Open Democracy

Other (Digital/Visual Media)

• Ouissal Harize (2019). Cinema Of The Dispossessed: Utopia In The Works Of Larissa Sansour.