My work on representation, visuality and media has focused on several topics. To start with, I have always been interested how Muslim women and 'women in the Orient' have been represented both in the media and in academic work, for which I use terms such as 'gendered Orientalism' and 'the racialization of Muslims'. Also in the sections on marriage, dress, and face-veiling I pay attention to these processes. Next to this, I have written extensively on postcards and photographs of Palestine, first those produced for a Euro-American public, later also those produced for Palestinians themselves. Another strand of work is on the effect of specific media as mediation of Islam, be it visuality or soundscapes, and the ways in which internet as a multimodal means of communication divides and unites Muslim publics.
Moors, Annelies, 2018, Book review of In the Name of Women's Rights: The Rise of Femonationalism. By Sara R. Farris. Duke University Press, 2017, Journal of the American Academy of Religion
Moors, Annelies, 2017, ‘On autoethnography,’ Ethnography 18, 1: 387-389.
Moors, Annelies, 2016, ‘Chatting about marriage with female migrants to Syria: Agency beyond the victim versus activist paradigm’, Anthropology Today 32: 22-25 (with Aysha Navest and Martijn de Koning)
Moors, Annelies (with Jeanette Jouili, 2014, "Introduction: Islamic Sounds and the Politics of Listening." Anthropological Quarterly 87, 4: 977-988.
Moors, Annelies, 2012, 'Popularizing Islam: Muslims and Materiality', Material Religion 8,3: 272-279.
Moors, Annelies, 2012, ‘Los holandeses y el velo integral: la politica del malestar’, in Gema Martín Muñoz y Ramón Grosfoguel, eds., La islamofocia a debate. Madrid: Casa Arabe-IEAM, pp.219-245.
Moors, Annelies, 2011, Minister Donner as Mufti: New Developments in the Dutch 'Burqa Debates' (2011 The Dutch proposed 'burqa' ban.pdf and online www.martijndekoning.com)
Moors, Annelies, 2011, 'NiqaBitch and Princess Hijab: Niqab activism, satire and street art', Feminist Review 98: 128-135.
Moors, Annelies, 2011, ‘From Travelogue to Ethnography and Back Again? Hilma Granqvist’s Writing and Photographs’, Revue science and video 3. http://scienceandvideo.mmsh.univ-aix.fr/numeros/3/Pages/Moors.aspx (reprint)
Moors, Annelies, 2011, ‘Fear of small numbers? Debating face-veiling in the Netherlands’ in Abdoolkarim Vakil and Salman Sayyid, eds., Thinking Through Islamophobia, London: Hurst and New York: Columbia University Press. Pp. 157-164.
Moors, Annelies, 2010, ‘Presenting People: The Cultural Politics of Picture Postcards of Palestine/Israel’, in Jordana Mendelson and David Prochaska, eds., Postcards: Ephemeral Histories of Modernity, Penn State University Press. Pp. 93-105.*
Moors, Annelies, 2009, ‘Muslim women” in Europe: Secular normativities, embodied performances, multiple publics’ Social Anthropology 17, 4: 375-8 (with Ruba Salih).
Moors, Annelies 2007, ‘De islamfixatie’, in Huub Evers en Carmelita Serkei, red., Naar een interculturele journalistiek. Beschouwingen over media en multiculturele samenleving. Amsterdam/Utrecht: Aksant/Mira Media. Pp. 74-83.
Moors, Annelies, 2006, ‘From Travelogue to Ethnography and Back Again? Hilma Granqvist’s Writing and Photographs’, in, Mieke Bal, Bregje van Eekelen and Patricia Spyer, eds., Inge Boer. Uncertain territories. Boundaries in cultural analysis. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi. Pp. 219-239. 2006 travelogue to ethnography.pdf
Moors, Annelies, 2006, co-editor, Religion, Media, and the Public Sphere. Indiana University Press (with Birgit Meyer)
Moors, Annelies, 2006, ‘Religion, Media, and the Public Sphere: Introduction’, in Birgit Meyer and Annelies Moors, eds., Religion, Media, and the Public Sphere. Indiana University Press, Pp 1-29 (co-author Birgit Meyer).
Moors, Annelies, 2006, ‘Representing Family Law Debates in Palestine: Gender and the Politics of Presence’, in Birgit Meyer and Annelies Moors, eds., Religion, Media, and the Public Sphere. Indiana University Press, Pp 115-132.
Moors, Annelies, 2005, ‘Framing ”The Refugee Question”: the National Geographic Magazine 1948-1967’, in Stephanie Latte-Abdullah, ed., Images aux frontières. Représentations et constructions sociales et politiques. Palestine, Jordanie, 1948-2000. Beyrouth : IFPO. Pp. 43-59. 2005 framing refugee question.pdf
Moors, Annelies, 2005, ‘Submission’, ISIM Review 15: 8-9. 2005 submission.pdf
Moors, Annelies, 2003, ‘From “Women’s Lib.” to “Palestinian Women”: The Politics of Picture Postcards in Palestine/Israel’, in David Crouch and Nina Lubbren, eds., Visual Culture and Tourism, Oxford and New York: Berg Publishers. Pp. 23-39.
Moors, Annelies, 2001, ‘Presenting Palestine’s Population: Premonitions of the Nakba’, MIT-EJMES electronic journal 1, 1: 14-26.
Moors, Annelies, 2000, ‘Embodying the Nation: Maha Saca’s Post-Intifada Postcards, Ethnic and Racial Studies 23, 5: 871-887. 2000 embodying the nation.pdf
Moors, Annelies, 1996, ‘On Appearance and Disappearance. Representations of Women in Palestine During the British Mandate’, Thamyris 3, 2: 279-310.
Moors, Annelies, 1995, co-editor (with Toine van Teeffelen, Ilham Abu Ghazaleh and Sharif Kanaana)., Discourse and Palestine: Power, Text and Context. Amsterdam: Het Spinhuis
Moors, Annelies, 1995, ‘Introduction’, in A. Moors, T. van Teeffelen, I. Abu Ghazaleh and S. Kanaana, (eds.), Discourse and Palestine: Power, Text and Context. Amsterdam: Het Spinhuis. Pp. 1-7 (with co-editors).
Moors, Annelies, 1995, ‘Dealing with the Past, Creating a Presence: Picture Postcards of Palestine,’ in A. Moors, T. van Teeffelen, I. Abu Ghazaleh and S. Kanaana (eds.), Discourse and Palestine: Power, Text and Context. Amsterdam: Het Spinhuis. Pp. 11-26 (with S. Wachlin).
Moors, Annelies, 1994, ‘Natie, klasse en sekse: een antropologische visie op het werk van Sahar Khalifa’, in R. van Leeuwen en E. de Moor, red., De Arabische roman. Identiteit en sociale werkelijkheid. Muiderberg: Coutinho. Pp. 95-106.
Moors, Annelies, 1991, ‘Women and the Orient. A Note on Difference.’ in Nencel, L. and P. Pels, (eds.), Constructing Knowledge. Authority and Critique in Social Sciences. London: Sage. Pp. 114-122.
Moors, Annelies, 1988, ‘Van bron tot representatie: het biografische in the antropologie’, in Mieke Aerts e.a. red., Naar het leven: feminisme en biografisch onderzoek. Amsterdam: SUA. Pp. 28-37.
Moors, Annelies, 1987, ‘Postcards of Palestine: Interpreting Images’ (photographic essay), Critique of Anthropology 7, 2: 61-77 (with S. Wachlin).
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