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Emerging powers in the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East
Emerging powers in the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East
New Gulf Order? | Middle East Bulletin 42
New Gulf Order? | Middle East Bulletin 42
Iranian cinema after the Green Movement
Iranian cinema after the Green Movement
Is Tunisia transforming from a democratization case study to an autocracy?
Is Tunisia transforming from a democratization case study to an autocracy?
Middle Eastern reactions to the war in Ukraine: strategic selfishness or a prelude to evolving multipolarism?
Middle Eastern reactions to the war in Ukraine: strategic selfishness or a prelude to evolving multipolarism?
Egypt’s regional role and the securitization of popular demand
Egypt’s regional role and the securitization of popular demand
The international book fairs in the Arab world: a story of censorship
The international book fairs in the Arab world: a story of censorship
Syria 2022: a powder keg on the verge of explosion or back to business as usual?
Syria 2022: a powder keg on the verge of explosion or back to business as usual?
Wind of Change: Citizenship, Post-oil economies and the Gulf
Wind of Change: Citizenship, Post-oil economies and the Gulf
The Regional Great Game Revisited: Iran-Afghanistan-Pakistan | Middle East Bulletin 41
The Regional Great Game Revisited: Iran-Afghanistan-Pakistan | Middle East Bulletin 41
The music scene in Tunisia and Egypt after the Arab Spring
The music scene in Tunisia and Egypt after the Arab Spring
The Lebanese “Groundhog Day” of overlapping crises: Does it ever end?
The Lebanese “Groundhog Day” of overlapping crises: Does it ever end?
Iraqi elections: Sadrist electoral “victory over pro-Iranian militias” amid a legitimacy crisis and a fragile socio-economic environment
Iraqi elections: Sadrist electoral “victory over pro-Iranian militias” amid a legitimacy crisis and a fragile socio-economic environment
Nikos Christofis (ed.), Erdoğan’s ‘New’ Turkey, Routledge, 2020
Nikos Christofis (ed.), Erdoğan’s ‘New’ Turkey, Routledge, 2020
Crossing Borders in the Middle East | Middle East Bulletin 40
Crossing Borders in the Middle East | Middle East Bulletin 40
Thomas Hegghammer, The Caravan: Abdallah Azzam and the Rise of Global Jihad, Cambridge University Press, 2020