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Boko Haram: A Conversation with Alexander Thurston (S. 6, Ep. 11)

On this week’s podcast, Alexander Thurston speaks about Boko Haram and its origins and growth. Thurston is an Assistant Professor…

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Shia Islamic Movements: A Conversation with Laurence Louër (S. 6, Ep. 10)

On this week’s podcast, Laurence Louër speaks with Marc Lynch Shia Islamic movements in the Middle East. She speaks about…

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Politics in South Yemen: A Conversation with Susanne Dahlgren (S. 6, Ep. 9)

In this week’s podcast, Marc Lynch speaks with Susanne Dahlgren about Yemen. Dahlgren is the author of Contesting Realities: The…

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The Creation of Property Rights in Palestinian Refugee Camps: A Conversation with Nadya S. Hajj (S. 6, Ep. 8)

This week’s podcast explores Palestinian refugees today, with guest Nadya S. Hajj, author of Protection Amid Chaos: The Creation of Property…

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Sectarianism in the Gulf: A Conversation with Toby Matthiesen (S. 6, Ep. 7)

On this week’s podcast, Marc Lynch speaks with Toby Matthiesen about sectarianism in the Gulf, particularly looking at Saudi Arabia…

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Politics and the Welfare State in Iran: A Conversation with Kevan Harris (S. 6, Ep. 6)

On this week’s POMEPS Podcast, Marc Lynch speaks with Kevan Harris about his new book, A Social Revolution: Politics and…

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Black Markets and Islamist Power: A Conversation with Aisha Ahmad (S. 6, Ep. 5)

“There are market forces that explain why jihadists succeed in civil wars— when so many other types of groups look…

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Voices from Syria: A Conversation with Wendy Pearlman (S. 6, Ep. 4)

Wendy Pearlman speaks on our podcast this week about her new book, We Crossed a Bridge and it Trembled: Voices…

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Why Iraq and Libya Failed to Build Nuclear Weapons: A Conversation with Målfrid Braut-Hegghammer (S. 6, Ep. 3)

This week’s guest is Målfrid Braut-Hegghammer, who is the author of a new book, Unclear Physics: Why Iraq and Libya…

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Conflict in Iraq: A Conversation with Carter Malkasian (S. 6, Ep. 2)

Marc Lynch speaks with Carter Malkasian about the recent history of conflict in Iraq and how it it laid the…

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In this week's podcast: @abuaardvark chats w/ Shamiran Mako and Valentine Moghadam about their book, After the Arab Uprisings: Progress and Stagnation in the Middle East and North Africa. Also: segments with Salma Mousa & William Marble and Mai Hassan
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In this week's podcast @abuaardvark chats w/
@nilshagerdal about his book Friend or Foe Militia Intelligence and Ethnic Violence in the Lebanese Civil War. Segments w/ @EmilyKMScott on the humanitarian threat perception & @yarbatman on the Iranian economy https://pomeps.org/militia-intelligence-and-ethnic-violence-politics-of-humanitarian-threat-perception-iranian-economy-s-11-ep-11

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