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Beirut Reconstruction: A Missed Opportunity for Conflict Resolution – by...
In 1975, Beirut became the setting of a protracted civil conflict that would dramatically change the city’s social milieu by the time it ended, over fifteen years later....
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Like Father, Like Son – Personalized Succession: Bashar Assad and the New...
Historically, Syria has had a unique position in the Arab world. Today is no different. Though overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim, Syria is run by a nominally Shi’a Islam, Alawi minority. Its population is a...
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Is Time Ripe for Transitional Justice in Afghanistan – David Wisner
Since 2001, transitional justice in Afghanistan has endured a precarious progression, with those supporting it forced to fight for each step forward. Despite the efforts of transitional justice...
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Aceh’s Struggle for Independence: Considering the Role of Islam in a...
Tension and conflict marred the relationship between the Indonesian government in Jakarta and Indonesia’s northernmost province of Aceh for most of the last half century. At the core of the center ‐...
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Foreign Labor in the Arab Gulf: Challenges to Nationalization – by Dhalia Shaham
Should GCC members limit residency visas for non skilled foreign workers to six years? View this document on Scribd
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Interview with Said T. Jawad, Afghanistan’s Ambassador to the US – by Michael...
Said T. Jawad, Afghanistan’s Ambassador to the United States offers his perspective on how Islam, democracy, economic development, and security challenges will shape the future of Afghanistan. While...
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