Assistant Professor - College of Media and Mass Communication
  • Publications : 12
  • Citations : 54
  • h-Index : 4
  • Last Updated : Dec/03/2024 04:29:47

  • Dr. Khaled Al-Kassimi is an Assistant Professor of Political Sociology, International Relations, and Legal Jurisprudent Philosophy at the American University in the Emirates. Preceding his appointment at AUE he was a sessional lecturer (2019-2021), a Teacher’s Assistant (2015-2019), and a Research Assistant (2018-2019) in the Department of Political Science at McMaster University. His teaching expertise includes subjects including International Law and International Relations, Critical Security Studies and (Post)-Development Studies, and finally, Philosophical Theology.

    Dr Khaled Al-Kassimi holds a Philosophical Doctorate in Political Science from the faculty of Social Sciences at McMaster University (2016-2020), a Masters’ degree in International Relations from McMaster University (2015-2016), and an Honours Bachelor of Arts combining a double specialist in History and Political Science from the University of Toronto (2009-2013).

    Dr Khaled Al-Kassimi’s academic research navigates approaches accenting critical security studies and decolonial studies with a particular interest in Arab-Islamic and Latin-European epistemological differences pertaining to their different jurisprudent and philosophical sources (i.e., revealed Law and rationalized law). Such eclectic disciplinary navigation has permitted Khaled Al-Kassimi to publish peer-reviewed articles in a variety of journals interested in law and philosophy, history and political science with an eye appreciating the civilizational heritage accentuating the cultural reconnaissance between the Orient and Occident. His research has been cited by prolific scholars such as Andrea Hoffmann, Roberto D. Sirvent, Greg Simmons, Melvin Delgado, Gorden Moyo, Walter Mignolo, José Briceño-Ruiz, Adam Grydehøj, and Gonzalo Lizarralde. Finally, Khaled Al-Kassimi also sits on the editorial and reviewers board of: Athens Institute for Education & Research – Journal of Humanities & Arts (2019-Present); MDPI – International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2020-Present), Social Sciences (2020-Present), and Laws Journal (2020-Present), and lastly, the African Journal of Political Science and International Relations (2019-Present).

Journal

Publications
Cover Date Title Citations
Jun/01/2021 A “New Middle East” Following 9/11 and the “Arab Spring” of 2011?—(Neo)-Orientalist Imaginaries Rejuvenate the (Temporal) Inclusive Exclusion Character of Jus Gentium 7
Aug/01/2023 A Postmodern (Singularity) Future with a Post-Human Godless Algorithm: Trans-Humanism, Artificial Intelligence, and Dataism 4
Jan/01/2018 ALBA: A decolonial delinking performance towards (western) modernity–An alternative to development project 13
Feb/01/2024 Association of SARS-CoV-2 infection with neurological impairments in pediatric population: A systematic review 1
Jan/01/2024 Chinese Cinephiles in the Post-Pandemic Pandemic Era: Comparing the Transition from Traditional Theatres to OTT Platforms 0
Jan/01/2019 Critical terrorism studies (CTS): (State) (sponsored) terrorism identified in the (militarized) pedagogy of (U.S.) law enforcement agencies 14
Jan/01/2023 Nato’s Anglo-American identity and the Ukrainian crisis from an ontological security perspective–can a realist international system give diplomacy a chance? 1
Jan/01/2024 The evolution of research on digital communication and social protests: A bibliometric analysis 0
Dec/01/2022 The Lack of Philosophical Knowledge in Che Guevara’s Pedagogy: Fetishizing Love for Justice and Rage against Imperialism at the Expense of Logos 1
Sep/01/2021 The Legal Principles of Bethlehem & Operation Timber Sycamore: The “Islamist Winter” Pre-Emptively Targets “Arab Life” by Hiring “Arab Barbarians” 3
Jan/01/2023 Three decades of glocalization research: A bibliometric analysis 6

Book

Publications
Cover Date Title Citations
Oct/27/2022 International Law, Necropolitics, and Arab Lives: The Legalization of Creative Chaos in Arabi 4
Oct/27/2022 International Law, Necropolitics, and Arab Lives: The Legalization of Creative Chaos in Arabia 4

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