Journal articles

2026. Camp Time: Heterochronies in 'Other Spaces'. Journal of Population, Space, and Place.

2026. (2025 online). Resilience For Whom? Resiliency Humanitarianism and Everyday Resistance in a Carceral Camp. Ethnos. 91(1): 76-92.

2023 (2021 online). Preserving Order: Narrating Resilience as Threat in Azraq Refugee Camp. Territory, Politics, Governance. 11(4): 695-711.

2020. Thinking Beyond Gendered Challenges: Experiences of a (Female) Aid Worker-Ethnographer in Jordan’s Refugee Camps. Refugee Review. 4(1):183-190.

2018. Rethinking the Lessons from Za'tari Refugee Camp. Forced Migration Review. 57:22-24.

2017. Restoring Childhood: Humanitarianism and Growing Up Syrian in Za’tari Refugee Camp. Contemporary Levant. 2(2):89-102.

Book chapters

Forthcoming. Camp Temporalities: Governance. In Richard Carter-White, Claudio Minca, & Yolanda Weima (eds.), Handbook of Camp Geographies. de Gruyter.

Forthcoming. Adaptation and Co-existence Instead of Resilience. In Estella Carpi & Lama Mourad (eds.) The Everyday Politics of Language in Humanitarian Practice: An Arabic-English Glossary. De Gruyter Brill. (with Aya Musmar)

2023. Who Labels the Camp? Claiming Ownership through Visibility in Jordan. In Steffen Wippel (ed.) Branding the Middle East: Communication Strategies and Image Building from Qom to Casablanca, pp. 567-583. De Gruyter.

Book reviews

2025. Book review of The Politics of Crisis-Making: Forced Displacement and Cultures of Assistance in Lebanon by Estella Carpi. Antipode.

2025. Book review of Struggling for Time: Environmental Governance and Agrarian Resistance in Israel/Palestine by Natalia Gutkowski. Arab Studies Quarterly.

2022. The Digital is Political in ‘Mediated Lives’: A Review of Mirjam Twigt’s ‘Mediated Lives: Waiting and Hope among Iraqi Refugees in Jordan’. Journal of Refugee Studies.

2019. Book review of Camps Revisited: Multifaceted Spatialities of a Modern Political Technology (eds Irit Katz, Diana Martin, & Claudio Minca). Journal of Refugee Studies.