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Haya Zuberi

Filed Under: Staff, uncategorized August 14, 2024 by Editorial Team

Communication Fellow

Haya Zuberi is a doctoral student in Political Science at the CUNY Graduate Centre. She has an MA in Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies from Columbia University, an MPhil in Political Thought and Intellectual History from Cambridge University and a BA in Social Studies from Harvard University. Her research interests include post-colonial intellectual history and politics, modern political thought and in particular, the intersection between Islamic legal thought and contemporary politics in the nation-state. She is working on a dissertation exploring the relationship between South Asian Muslim identity and political citizenship in the liberal democratic state. She has taught courses on politics and culture as a graduate teaching fellow at Lehman College.

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