Wendy Pearlman and Boaz Atzili talk about their new book, Triadic Coercion: Israel’s Targeting of States That Host Nonstate Actors.…
Call for Applications: Postdoc Opportunity at Georgetown
The Department of Government at Georgetown University invites applications for a two-year Twenty-First Century Postdoctoral Fellow, to begin in August…
How Violence Shapes Religion: A Conversation with Ziya Meral
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Beyond the rentier state: Can regionalism work for Arab states?
Khalid Abu-Ismail, UN-ESCWA Beirut Division Chief This chapter is part of POMEPS Studies 33: The Politics of Rentier States in the…
Borders, sovereignty, and sample selection bias: Rethinking the politics of the resource curse
Benjamin Smith, University of Florida and David Waldner, University of Virginia[1] This chapter is part of POMEPS Studies 33: The Politics…
Social engineering in rentier states
Calvert W. Jones, University of Maryland, College Park This chapter is part of POMEPS Studies 33: The Politics of Rentier States…
Rentier-preneurship: Dependence and autonomy in women’s entrepreneurship in the Gulf
Crystal A. Ennis, Leiden University This chapter is part of POMEPS Studies 33: The Politics of Rentier States in the Gulf.…
Oil metonym, citizens’ entitlement, and rent maximizing: Reflections on the specificity of Kuwait
Claire Beaugrand, University of Exeter This chapter is part of POMEPS Studies 33: The Politics of Rentier States in the Gulf.…
Understanding Gulf citizen preferences towards rentier subsidies
Justin Gengler, Social and Economic Survey Research Institute (SESRI), Qatar University; Michael Ewers, SESRI, Qatar University; and Bethany Shockley, Department…
What’s yours is mine: Gulf SWFs as a barometer of state-society relations
Karen E. Young, American Enterprise Institute and George Washington University This chapter is part of POMEPS Studies 33: The Politics of…