POMEPS Virtual Research Workshops (Summer 2021)

For a list of our Spring 2021 Virtual Research Workshops, please click here.

Workshop #1

Date and Time

Friday, May 7, 2021, at 2 pm – 4 pm, ET

Moderator

Marc Lynch, Professor at George Washington University & Director of Project on Middle East Political Science

Papers and Authors

“Armed Forces’ Public Relations: Competition and Differentiation in Multifaceted Conflicts;” Austin Knuppe, Utah State University

Charismatic Leaders and Nation-Building: Ataturk’s Role in the Formation of Turkish Identity;” Lydia Assouad, Paris School of Economics

“Coordinating Dis-Coordination: Protest Dynamics During Popular Mobilization;” Mai Hassan, University of Michigan

Discussants

Richard Nielsen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Lisel Hintz, Johns Hopkins University

Dina Bishara, Cornell University

 

Workshop #2

Date and Time

Friday, May 21, 2021, at 2 pm – 4 pm, ET

Moderator

Marc Lynch, Professor at George Washington University & Director of Project on Middle East Political Science

Papers and Authors

“Authoritarian Consolidation and Regime Survival: The Reinforcing Dynamics between Infrastructural and Discursive Powers in Saudi Arabia;” Mahmoud Farag, Humboldt University of Berlin

First Ladies of Authoritarianism: Regimes as Joint Accounts in the Arab Region;” Mustafa Menshawy, University of Lancaster

Discussants

Gregory Gause, Texas A&M University

Jonah Schulhofer-Wohl, Leiden University

Laurie Brand, University of Southern California

 

Workshop #3

Date and Time

Friday, May 28, 2021, at 12 pm – 2 pm, ET

Moderator

Marc Lynch, Professor at George Washington University & Director of Project on Middle East Political Science

Papers and Authors

“Turf Wars in Foreign Policy Bureaucracy: Rivalry between the Government and the Bureaucracy in Turkish Foreign Policy;” Berkay Gülen, University of Washington

The Choices We Make: Understanding of Democracy and Regime Preferences;” Hannah Ridge, Duke University

Discussants

Sinem Adar, German Institute for International and Security Affairs

Justin Gengler, Qatar University