Stephanie Dahle, Author at Project on Middle East Political Science

Energy Kingdoms: A Conversation with Jim Krane (S. 8, Ep. 10)

How did the Persian Gulf states’ energy use and policies change with the discovery of oil? That is what Jim…

Christopher Phillips, Queen Mary University Saudi Arabia has sought to contain Iran’s regional influence since the Islamic Revolution of 1979.…

On this week’s podcast, Thomas Hegghammer speaks about his new book, The Caravan: Abdallah Azzam and the Rise of Global…

The Project on Middle East Political Science is an academic network which serves as the institutional home of the community…

On this week’s podcast, Mark C. Thompson talks about his new book, Being Young, Male and Saudi: Identity and Politics…

Wolfram Lacher talks about his new book, Libya’s Fragmentation: Structure and Process in Violent Conflict, with Marc Lynch on this…

On this week’s podcast, Yael Zeira talks about her new book The Revolution Within State Institutions and Unarmed Resistance in…

Does a shared agreement about the importance of challenging sectarianism necessarily translate into much consensus as for how to go…

The organizing question toward which these essays are directed asks about the impact of non-state actors on post-uprising states in…

Lebanon’s need for a revolution against sectarianism has been widely discussed in the months since its October 2019 uprising began.…