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Populism, authoritarian tactics and xenophobia: Tracking developments in Tunisian politics
Populism, authoritarian tactics and xenophobia: Tracking developments in Tunisian politics
The Gaza War’s impact on Jordan: Navigating domestic protests, elections, and strategic alliances
The Gaza War’s impact on Jordan: Navigating domestic protests, elections, and strategic alliances
Iranian elections: Opportunities and challenges for Pezeshkian’s government
Iranian elections: Opportunities and challenges for Pezeshkian’s government
Iranian cinema after the Green Movement
Iranian cinema after the Green Movement
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
The Arab uprisings: Break on through to the other side | Middle East Bulletin 39
The Arab uprisings: Break on through to the other side | Middle East Bulletin 39
Iran, interrupted | Middle East Bulletin 38