A round of peace talks concerning Syria was held recently without one key participant: The United States The Astana Peace Talks: A Looking Glass into the New Levantine ExperimentApril 24, 2017 in North Africa and The Middle East / Regional tagged Africa and The Middle East by Caroline Rose
We cannot pinpoint one specific cause to explain the Egyptian protests. On The Decentralized Nature of the Egyptian RevolutionApril 24, 2017 in North Africa and The Middle East / Regional tagged Africa and The Middle East by Adam Goldstein
The manipulation of urban space in authoritarian resiliency Destruction of Public Space, the Right To The City, and Authoritarian Durability in the Middle EastFebruary 27, 2017 in North Africa and The Middle East / Regional tagged Africa and The Middle East by Adam Goldstein
Trump's objectives give insight to the future of strategy in the Middle East and North Africa. The Don’s Clash: The Huntingtonian Narrative in a Tumultuous LevantFebruary 27, 2017 in North Africa and The Middle East / Regional tagged Africa and The Middle East by Caroline Rose
While well intentioned, foreign aid can play a key role in enabling authoritarian regimes Authoritarianism in Sub-Saharan Africa: Is Aid to Blame?December 9, 2016 in North Africa and The Middle East / Regional tagged Africa and The Middle East by Adam Goldstein
“The Kurdish problem is not only the problem of one part of my nation: it is a problem of every one of us, including myself.” – Recep Tayyip Erdogan Reckoning Kurdistan: The Question of Kurdish Autonomy and the Challenging Road to StatehoodDecember 9, 2016 in North Africa and The Middle East / Regional tagged Africa and The Middle East by Caroline Rose
How can Constructivist Theory and Jewish history help us understand Israel's modern military policies? Understanding The Bellicosity of Israel’s Defense PolicyOctober 13, 2016 in North Africa and The Middle East / Regional tagged Africa and The Middle East by Adam Goldstein
“A nation which makes the final sacrifice for life and freedom does not get beaten.” – Mustafa Kemal Atatürk The world watched with trepidation as military tanks rolled through the […] The Turkish Question; An Emergence of Opportunity in the Levant In The Moment of Turkish InstabilityOctober 13, 2016 in North Africa and The Middle East / Regional tagged Africa and The Middle East by Caroline Rose
A look at Sanders' and Clinton's foreign policies in the region Will Doves or Hawks Fly? An Analysis of Democratic Policies in the LevantJuly 1, 2016 in Law and Politics / North Africa and The Middle East / Political Theory / Regional tagged Africa and The Middle East by Caroline Rose
How elections at home impact countries abroad A Tale of Two Governments: How American Politics Affects Iranian PoliticsJuly 1, 2016 in Government / Law and Politics / North Africa and The Middle East / Regional tagged Africa and The Middle East by Adam Goldstein