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POMEPS Background on Iraq’s Crisis

* Update: The essays in POMEPS Briefing #24 Iraq Between Maliki and the Islamic State offer a variety of perspectives on Iraq’s…

June 17, 2014July 10, 2014 Marc LynchIraq, JihadistsNo Comment on POMEPS Background on Iraq’s Crisis
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Syria’s Foreign Fighters

By Thomas Hegghammer, Norwegian Defence Establishment (FFI) * This memo was prepared for “The Political Science of Syria’s War” conference,…

February 12, 2014June 18, 2014 Gregory ArnoldCivil War, Conflict, Jihadists, SyriaNo Comment on Syria’s Foreign Fighters
POMEPS Studies

Rethinking Islamist Politics

  Rethinking Islamist Politics POMEPS Studies 6 – February 11, 2014 The Arab uprisings of 2011 radically reshaped the environment within…

February 11, 2014December 4, 2014 Cortni KerrEgypt, Islam Spotlight, Islamists, Jihadists, Muslim Brotherhood, Political IslamNo Comment on Rethinking Islamist Politics
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Rethinking Islamist Politics

François Burgat, Thomas Hegghammer, Bruce Lawrence, and Tarek Masoud analyze the state of Islamist politics in the Middle East. They…

February 6, 2014March 10, 2014 Mary CaseyEgypt, Islamism, Jihadists, Muslim Brotherhood, SalafismNo Comment on Rethinking Islamist Politics
Rethinking Islamist Politics Memos

Jihadism: Seven Assumptions Shaken by the Arab Spring

By Thomas Hegghammer, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI) * This memo was prepared for the “Rethinking Islamist Politics” conference, January…

February 3, 2014June 17, 2014 Cortni KerrJihadists, Political IslamNo Comment on Jihadism: Seven Assumptions Shaken by the Arab Spring
POMEPS Middle East Podcasts, Season 2: Middle East Politics

POMEPS Conversations: Thomas Hegghamer (S. 2, Ep. 11)

#32 — January 30, 2014. The George Washington University’s Marc Lynch, director of the Project on Middle East Political Science,…

January 30, 2014June 19, 2020 Mary CaseyAl Qaeda, Jihadists, SyriaNo Comment on POMEPS Conversations: Thomas Hegghamer (S. 2, Ep. 11)

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6 Jul

Take a look at our report on the POMEPS Junior Scholar Virtual Workshops! More information here →
https://pomeps.org/report-on-the-pomeps-junior-scholar-virtual-workshops-spring-summer-2020

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26 Jun

Please check out this survey on work/life balance in academia during COVID-19! More information here → https://pomeps.org/survey-research-productivity-amidst-pandemic-times

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19 Jun

Check out Alexander Thurston's piece, "Why Are There Few Islamist Parties South of the Sahara?" - included in our new issue - POMEPS Studies 40 - Africa and the Middle East: Beyond the Divides
https://pomeps.org/why-are-there-few-islamist-parties-south-of-the-sahara

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19 Jun

Check out "Rethinking the weak state paradigm in light of the war on terror: Evidence from the Islamic Republic of Mauritania" by Zekeria Ould Ahmed Salem - included in our new issue - POMEPS Studies 40 - Africa and the Middle East: Beyond the Divides
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19 Jun

Check out Afifa Ltifi's piece, "Black Tunisians and the Pitfalls of Bourguiba's Homogenization Project" - included in our new issue - POMEPS Studies 40 - Africa and the Middle East: Beyond the Divides
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