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Attiya Ahmad is Georgetown University’s 2009-10 Center for International and Regional Studies Post-Doctoral Fellow. She recently completed her PhD in Cultural Anthropology at Duke University. Dr. Ahmad’s work brings together scholarship on Islamic studies, globalization, diaspora and migration studies, economic anthropology, and political economy.
Never before have China’s Middle East policies been less motivated by direct economic interests than by Beijing’s desire to prevent foreign (namely, Western) military intervention and forcing regime change in the region, even for the sake of humanitarian intervention.
This bibliography is not intended to be exhaustive. The 300 entries contained herein were compiled mainly by employing two search tools, namely, Academic Search Premier and Google Scholar. Where complete tables of contents were available, book chapters include page citations.
The Middle East Institute is proud to host MEI Scholar Dr. Charles Schmitz for a discussion about Yemen’s political future. Two years after the start of anti-government protests in Yemen, the country remains torn by political divisions and rivalries. Schmitz will examine the political challenges ahead and whether or not the country’s upcoming National Dialogue holds the key to stabilizing Yemen.
The Middle East Institute is proud to host MEI Scholar Dr. Charles Schmitz for a discussion about Yemen’s political future. Two years after the start of anti-government protests in Yemen, the country remains torn by political divisions and rivalries. Schmitz will examine the political challenges ahead and whether or not the country’s upcoming National Dialogue holds the key to stabilizing Yemen.
The Middle East Institute is proud to host MEI Scholar Dr. Charles Schmitz for a discussion about Yemen’s political future. Two years after the start of anti-government protests in Yemen, the country remains torn by political divisions and rivalries. Schmitz will examine the political challenges ahead and whether or not the country’s upcoming National Dialogue holds the key to stabilizing Yemen.
The Middle East Institute is proud to host MEI Scholar Dr. Charles Schmitz for a discussion about Yemen’s political future. Two years after the start of anti-government protests in Yemen, the country remains torn by political divisions and rivalries. Schmitz will examine the political challenges ahead and whether or not the country’s upcoming National Dialogue holds the key to stabilizing Yemen.
The Middle East Institute is proud to host MEI Scholar Dr. Charles Schmitz for a discussion about Yemen’s political future. Two years after the start of anti-government protests in Yemen, the country remains torn by political divisions and rivalries. Schmitz will examine the political challenges ahead and whether or not the country’s upcoming National Dialogue holds the key to stabilizing Yemen.
This piece was first published by The Huffington Post on February 13, 2013.
The Middle East Institute,
The Foundation for Middle East Peace,
Americans for Peace Now,
Churches for Middle East Peace,
and J-Street Present:
Reorienting Strategy for Israeli-Palestinian Peace
A talk by
Professor Menachem Klein
Bar Ilan University, Israel
Monday, February 11, 12:00-1:30 PM
Carnegie Conference Center, Choate Room
1779 Massachusetts Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20036
The Middle East Institute,
The Foundation for Middle East Peace,
Americans for Peace Now,
Churches for Middle East Peace,
and J-Street Present:
Reorienting Strategy for Israeli-Palestinian Peace
A talk by
Professor Menachem Klein
Bar Ilan University, Israel
Monday, February 11, 12:00-1:30 PM
Carnegie Conference Center, Choate Room
1779 Massachusetts Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20036
The Middle East Institute,
The Foundation for Middle East Peace,
Americans for Peace Now,
Churches for Middle East Peace,
and J-Street Present:
Reorienting Strategy for Israeli-Palestinian Peace
A talk by
Professor Menachem Klein
Bar Ilan University, Israel
Monday, February 11, 12:00-1:30 PM
Carnegie Conference Center, Choate Room
1779 Massachusetts Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20036
The Middle East Institute,
The Foundation for Middle East Peace,
Americans for Peace Now,
Churches for Middle East Peace,
and J-Street Present:
Reorienting Strategy for Israeli-Palestinian Peace
A talk by
Professor Menachem Klein
Bar Ilan University, Israel
Monday, February 11, 12:00-1:30 PM
Carnegie Conference Center, Choate Room
1779 Massachusetts Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20036
The Middle East Institute,
The Foundation for Middle East Peace,
Americans for Peace Now,
Churches for Middle East Peace,
and J-Street Present:
Reorienting Strategy for Israeli-Palestinian Peace
A talk by
Professor Menachem Klein
Bar Ilan University, Israel
Monday, February 11, 12:00-1:30 PM
Carnegie Conference Center, Choate Room
1779 Massachusetts Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20036
