Lindsay Benstead, Portland State University: Electoral behavior in Algeria (Spring 2012)
Dina Bishara, George Washington University: Tunisia’s labor movement (Fall 2011)
Eric Bordenkircher, University of California at Los Angeles: Analysis of the Lebanese political system (Fall 2011)
Jason Brownlee, University of Texas: Mass participation in Tantawi’s Egypt (Fall 2011)
Matthew Buehler, University of Texas: Islamist-leftist alliances in Mauritania (Spring 2012)
Sarah Bush, Harvard University: Democracy promotion in Tunisian and Jordan after the Arab Spring (Spring 2012)
Melani Cammett, Brown University: The limits of anti-Islamism in Tunisia (Fall 2011)
Emma Deputy, University of Texas: Egypt’s Toshka project (Summer 2011)
Kristin Smith Diwan, American University: Youth Movements and Post-Islamism in the Gulf (Summer 2012)
Kristin Fabbe, Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Urban politics and public goods provision in Turkey (Summer 2011)
Calvert Jones, Yale University: Top-down social engineering in the United Arab Emirates (Spring 2012)
Adria Lawrence, Yale University: Election dilemmas for Morocco’s protest movement (Fall 2011)
Eric Lob, Princeton University: The Iranian and Lebanese Reconstruction Jihad (Summer 2012)
Ellen Lust, Yale University: The impact of social networks on voting behavior in the Egyptian, Tunisian, and Moroccan elections of 2011 (Spring 2012)
Shadi Moktari, American University: Mapping the Middle East’s New Human Rights Landscape, Egypt (Summer 2012)
Jacob Mundy, Colgate University: African carbon politics and the Responsibility to Protect, Libya (Summer 2012)
Wendy Pearlman, Northwestern University: Understanding processes of mobilization in Syria (Summer 2012)
Anne Peters, Wesleyan University: Why aid to the PA doesn’t buy leverage (Summer 2011)
Dina Rashed, University of Chicago: Elections and violence in Egypt’s post-authoritarian transition (Summer 2011)
Lawrence Rubin, Georgia Institute of Technology: The Islamic Movement in Israel (Fall 2011)
Curtis Ryan, Appalachian State University: Reform, protest, and policy change in Jordan (Fall 2011)
Nadav Shelef, University of Wisconsin and Yael Zeira, New York University: U.N. recognition of Palestine and Palestinian public opinion (Fall 2011)
Nadav Samin, Princeton University: The role of tribal and genealogical consciousness in Saudi Arabian politics (Fall 2011)
Erin Snider, University of Cambridge, Trinity College: Politics of Democracy Aid in Morocco after the Arab Spring (Summer 2012)
Joshua Stacher, Kent State University: Egypt’s Generals and the Economy (Summer 2012)
Silvana Toska, Harvard University: Diffusion of Revolutions, Lebanon and Egypt (Summer 2012)
Alanna Van Antwerp, George Washington University: Political and intellectual currents in post-revolution Egypt (Fall 2011)
Scott Weiner, George Washington University: Israel’s social protest movement (Summer 2011)
Madeleine Wells, George Washington University: Yemen’s Houthi movement and the revolution (Fall 2011)
Sean Yom, Temple University: The Changing Dynamics of Tribal Politics – Opposition and Loyalty in Modern Jordan (Summer 2012)
