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POMEPS Studies 1 – Arab Uprisings: New Opportunities for Political Science

New Opportunities for Political Science POMEPS Studies 1 – June 12, 2012 The uprisings that swept the Arab world following the…

June 12, 2012August 27, 2020 Mary CaseyArab Spring, Democracy, Egypt, Featured, Muslim Brotherhood, Political Economy, Political Islam, Spotlight, U.S. Foreign PolicyNo Comment on POMEPS Studies 1 – Arab Uprisings: New Opportunities for Political Science

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When Blame Backfires: Anne Marie Baylouny of the Naval Postgraduate School joins @abuaardvark on the podcast to talk about her new book which explains how the influx of Syrian refugees into Jordan & Lebanon has stimulated domestic political action
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Quagmire in Civil War: Jonah Schulhofer-Wohl of Leiden Univ. joins @abuaardvark on the podcast to talk about his new book in which he explains how quagmire can emerge and draws upon field research on Lebanon's 16-yr civil war & civil wars in Chad & Yemen https://pomeps.org/quagmire-in-civil-war-a-conversation-with-jonah-schulhofer-wohl-s-9-ep-4

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TOMORROW is the deadline to apply for the 2021 Teaching-Research-Engagement (TRE) Grants! Given the COVID-19 crisis, we will consider proposals for research which does not involve travel to the Middle East. For more info on how to apply --> https://pomeps.org/call-for-proposals-2021-travel-research-engagement-grants

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POMEPS is delighted to present the Fall 2020 issue of the APSA MENA Politics Newsletter. The Fall 2020 issue is dedicated to a symposium on women and gender in the politics of MENA, organized by Gamze Cavdar. We hope you will read this exciting issue! https://pomeps.org/apsa-mena-politics-newsletter-32-fall-2020

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