Hatem Mohammed Al-Shamea.

Hatem Al-Shamea is an assistant professor of English literature. He is currently a visiting researcher at the department of English literature, University of Reading, UK. He has authored five books and several chapters and articles. He earned a Bachelor of Education in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) from Sana’a University. He then received his Master’s and Doctorate in English Literature from the English and Foreign Languages University (EFL-U) in Hyderabad, India. Dr. Hatem has also enrolled in the credit-bearing Academic Practice Programme of the University of Reading, UK, which is accredited by Advance HE. As an assistant professor, Dr. Hatem taught two courses; What is Comparative Literature? And, Thinking Translation, at the University of Reading, UK. 

His research of interest areas includes, but not limited to, English literature, Arabic literature, Translation, American literature, Black literature, Children literature, Sexual Politics, Religions, Politics, Identity, Terrorism, Violence, Philosophy, Displacements, Refugees, Diaspora, Arab-Israeli Conflict, Victorian literature, Postcolonial theories and literature, Middle East literature, Feminist theories, Queer theory, African literature, Asian literature, Islamic studies,  literature, Holocaust literature, Ukrainian Crisis, Latin-American literature, and Psychological theories. Dr. Hatem is a good productive writer whose writings and researches span the significant role of literature and language in the process of diversity, inclusion, and refugee settlement, particularly, those come from MENA region and Ukraine. 

Prior to joining the University of Reading, UK, as a visiting researcher (sponsored by CARA), Dr. Hatem was a head of the Translation Centre at the University of Yemen & Gulf University, and a faculty member in the Department of English and Literature at Sana’a University. He was an assistant professor at the department of English and literature in Hadhramaut University. He is a member of the editorial member of The Text Journal. He is a reviewer in Routledge Journals. He is the founder of the Yemeni (Arab) Literature Forum. He is a member of Arab literature Association.  He is an author of several books, chapters and articles. A Junior member of the Global Research Network and Think Tank.