About POMEPS
The Project on Middle East Political Science, POMEPS, is a collaborative network designed to enhance the broader Middle East’s political science field and its engagement with the broader academic discipline, public policy, and the public sphere. POMEPS seeks to shape innovative new approaches to the political science of the region, support the field’s publication in [...]
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“Tehran is both confident regarding the weakness of its population — strangled through the “maximum pressure” campaign — & less confident of its standing in the region because of ongoing protests in Lebanon & Iraq,” writes @DEsfandiary.
@monkeycageblog
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2019/12/05/why-did-irans-government-shut-down-protests-so-quickly-violently/
Check out the second issue of the @APSAMENA POLITICS Newsletter!
https://apsamena.org/2019/12/02/mena-politics-newsletter-volume-2-issue-2-fall-2019/
The second issue of the @APSAMENA MENA POLITICS NEWSLETTER is here and ready for download, with two exciting symposia: "Text as Big Data" and "Innovations in Survey Research." Read it now! https://apsamena.org/2019/12/02/mena-politics-newsletter-volume-2-issue-2-fall-2019/
Such a valuable opportunity for junior scholars (ABDs too!) to get senior scholars' eyes on their work. The feedback at @POMEPS conferences in consistently the best I've heard, and these events are seamlessly run. Come on Turkey scholars, let's get those applications in! https://twitter.com/POMEPS/status/1199734817975259136
Don't forget to submit proposals for the 11th Annual POMEPS Conference!
Deadline: December 15
For more info: https://pomeps.org/call-for-proposals-11th-annual-pomeps-conference
Don't forget to submit proposals for the 11th Annual POMEPS Conference!
Deadline: December 15
For more info: https://pomeps.org/call-for-proposals-11th-annual-pomeps-conference