Author: Alice Wilson

Alice Wilson is a social anthropologist at the University of Sussex. Her research examines the legacies of radical projects for social change in revolutions and liberation movements in southwest Asia and North Africa. She is the author of Afterlives of Revolution: Everyday Counterhistories in Southern Oman (Stanford, 2023) and Sovereignty in Exile: a Saharan Liberation Movement Governs (Pennsylvania, 2016).

Alice Wilson

Alice Wilson is a social anthropologist at the University of Sussex. Her research examines the legacies of radical projects for social change in revolutions and liberation movements in southwest Asia and North Africa. She is the author of Afterlives of Revolution: Everyday Counterhistories in Southern Oman (Stanford, 2023) and Sovereignty in Exile: a Saharan Liberation Movement Governs (Pennsylvania, 2016).

Reviews Symposium

Afterlives of revolution: Alice Wilson’s response

June, 2024 / By Alice Wilson

I first visited the Dhufar region of southern Oman in 2013. I was soon to learn that some residents were […]

Stateless/displaced/disappeared Threads

Double disappearance after Oman’s Dhufar war

June, 2019 / By Alice Wilson

The Omani government has silenced requests to reveal the location of the graves of executed insurgents from the Dhufar war