Peer Reviewed Articles

2012           "Banishing Colonial Specters: Language Ideology and Education Policy in Pakistan.” Working Paper in Educational Linguistics, 27(1), 29-49.

Review Essays

2015           Durrani, Mariam, Kevin Gotkin, and Corrina Laughlin. “Serial, Seriality, and the Possibilities of the Podcast Format.” American Anthropologist, 117(3), 1-4. Accompanying Podcast (Link provided).

Public Scholarship, Editorials, Blogs

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2017

2017.       "Coalition-Building in the Inter-Disciplines and Beyond." Response Essay in CUNY Forum, Asian American      Matter: A New York Anthology, 

2017        "Beyond Resistance and Complicity." Harvard Divinity Bulletin, Vol 45, Nos 1 & 2. 

2017        "Mariam Durrani’s A Study on Mobility: Pakistani-origin Muslim Youth in Higher Education." CaMP      Anthropology Blog

2017        "Trump's Immigration Ban: Ed School Weighs In." Harvard Graduate School of Education News, February 1.

2017         "When Silence is Not Enough." Daily Pennsylvanian Campus Newspaper (UPenn), February 1.

2016

2016         "The Private and the Public." Cultural Anthropology Blog, December 8.

2016          "Dismantling Islamophobia." Usable Knowledge at Harvard Graduate School of Education, November 23.

2016          "Normalization is Control: Telling Stories to Survive." Religion Dispatches, November 18.

2016           "Under Surveillance: Islamophobia and Muslim Student Associations", AAA Blogpost.

2016           "Times' Cutesy Guide Veils Humanity of Muslim Women." Religion Dispatches, May 16.

2015

2015           “Feminist critics of wearing hijab in solidarity fall into same old traps.” Religion Dispatches, December 26. 

2015           “A portrait of Islamophobia?” Religion Dispatches, December 15. 

2015           “Digital Counterpublics: Black Twitter in the Aftermath of Ferguson” Anthropology News, 56(3). 

2015           Avineri, Netta, Jena Barchas-Lichtenstein, Robin Conley, Mariam Durrani, Kathleen Riley. “Silent          Meditation: Speech, power, and social justice” Anthropology News, 56(2).