Eurasian Empires: "Informal and Free: Tobacco Smuggling in Twentieth Century Palestine/Israel between Imperialism and Settler Colonialism"
Please join us for the second Eurasian Empires workshop of the Winter 2023!

Basma Fahoum is a PhD candidate in the History Department at Stanford University. She holds a master’s degree in culture research from Tel Aviv University. Her dissertation project examines the history of tobacco cultivation in Palestine in the late Ottoman and British Mandatory periods, as well as in Israel. Basma serves as co-editor of the Social History Workshop, a Hebrew-language public history blog published on the website of the Israeli newspaper Ha’aretz.

Monday, February 6th at noon-1:30pm [Please note the time change]
Board Room, Stanford Humanities Center or over Zoom.

The workshop will take place in person at SHC, Board Room. Lunch will be served at 11:45. There will be a hybrid component via Zoom for those interested in participating virtually. The Zoom link will be shared with the registrants ahead of the event.
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