Long repressed, banned, and exiled, many Islamist movements and parties across the Middle East and North Africa witnessed a moment…
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Islamist Adaptation
Why Exclusion and Repression of Moderate Islamists Will Be Counterproductive
Jillian Schwedler, Hunter College, CUNY *This memo was originally drafted as a part of the Adaptation Strategies of Islamist Parties and…
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A Government of the Opposition: How Moroccan Islamists’ Dual Role Contributes to their Electoral Success
Quinn Mecham, Brigham Young University *This memo was originally drafted as a part of the Adaptation Strategies of Islamist Parties and…
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The Muslim Brotherhood Between Party and Movement
Steven Brooke, The University of Louisville *This memo was originally drafted as a part of the Adaptation Strategies of Islamist Parties…
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Regime Islam, State Islam, and Political Islam: The Past and Future Contest
Nathan J. Brown, George Washington University *This memo was originally drafted as a part of the Adaptation Strategies of Islamist Parties…
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Islamists After the ‘Arab Spring’: What’s the Right Research Question and Comparison Group, and Why Does It Matter?
Elizabeth R. Nugent, Princeton University *This memo was originally drafted as a part of the Adaptation Strategies of Islamist Parties and…
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The Islamist voter base during the Arab Spring: More ideology than protest?
Eva Wegner, University College Dublin *This memo was originally drafted as a part of the Adaptation Strategies of Islamist Parties and…
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Understanding repression-adaptation nexus in Islamist movements
Khalil al-Anani, Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, Qatar *This memo was originally drafted as a part of the Adaptation Strategies of Islamist…
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Exit, Voice, and Loyalty Under the Islamic State
Mara Revkin[1], Yale University, & Ariel I. Ahram[2], Virginia Tech *This memo was originally drafted as a part of the Adaptation…
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The Cost of Inclusion: Ennahda and Tunisia’s Political Transition
Monica Marks, University of Oxford *This memo was originally drafted as a part of the Adaptation Strategies of Islamist Parties and…
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