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Is Tunisia transforming from a democratization case study to an autocracy?
Is Tunisia transforming from a democratization case study to an autocracy?
Iran, interrupted | Middle East Bulletin 38
Iran, interrupted | Middle East Bulletin 38
Turkey: 100 years of dilemma | Middle East Bulletin 37
Turkey: 100 years of dilemma | Middle East Bulletin 37
Egypt: There and back again | Middle East Bulletin 32
Egypt: There and back again | Middle East Bulletin 32
The regional dimensions of the ongoing conflict in Yemen
The regional dimensions of the ongoing conflict in Yemen
Legal Criteria of Statehood. An Opportunity or an Obstacle?
Legal Criteria of Statehood. An Opportunity or an Obstacle?
On an unsuccessful coup plot
On an unsuccessful coup plot
Notions of the Arab revolts | Middle East Bulletin 30
Notions of the Arab revolts | Middle East Bulletin 30
Algeria: A country in bewilderment
Algeria: A country in bewilderment
Three Living Western Academicians on Islam-Democracy Discourse: Analysing the Views of Prof(s) Abou El Fadl, El-Affendi, & Sachedina