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POMEPS Studies 38: Sectarianism and International Relations

The essays collected here were initially presented at a joint SEPAD-POMEPS workshop held at Chatham House in February 2020. The…

POMEPS Studies 37: Challenges to the Middle East North Africa Inclusionary State

The challenges to inclusionary states in the MENA region are daunting—including fiercely authoritarian states, the reality or threat of political…

POMEPS Studies 36: Youth Politics in the Middle East and North Africa

What characterizes the latest wave of youth mobilization? How is youth activism, and youth politics, changing public attitudes and government policies? Can any generalizations be made about youthfulness, and the experience of being young and political, in the Middle East today? The essays contained in POMEPS Studies 36: Youth Politics in the Middle East and North Africa attempt to answer these questions.

POMEPS Studies 35: Religion, Violence, and the State in Iraq

The 14 papers in POMEPS Studies 35: Religion, Violence, and the State in Iraq exemplify the ways in which scholars are using new perspectives, data, and sources to offer insights into religion, violence, and the state in Iraq’s past, present, and future.

POMEPS Studies 34: Shifting Global Politics and the Middle East

What is the current structure of international relations, and how does this shape the politics of the Middle East? For…

POMEPS Studies 33: The Politics of Rentier States in the Gulf

More than two generations have passed since oil transformed the economies and societies of the Gulf monarchies. Gulf citizens enjoy…

POMEPS Studies 32: The Politics of Islam in Europe and North America

There has traditionally been a wide divide between the study of the politics of Islam in the Middle East and…

POMEPS Studies 30: The Politics of Post-Conflict Reconstruction

Reconstruction following the devastating wars and state failure which followed the Arab uprisings of 2011 has become an increasingly pressing…

POMEPS Studies 29: Politics, Governance, and Reconstruction in Yemen

Yemen’s war has become one of the world’s worst humanitarian catastrophes. The preventable consequences of the war have been well-documented and the military conflict is now at a stalemate. For Yemenis, 2018 promises a sustained downward spiral.