Türkiye / Syria: The Kurdish Question in Regional Politics
The Kurdish question is not one movement; it is a set of different state and security problems across Turkey, Syria, Iraq, and Iran.
The Kurdish question is not one movement; it is a set of different state and security problems across Turkey, Syria, Iraq, and Iran.
Gulf modernization is easier to read when state rents, political constraints, migrant labor, and soft-power strategy are treated together.
A civilian-perspective reading of the Israel-Palestine conflict: fear, loss, memory, and daily life, separated by social position.
A comparative look at major Middle Eastern countries through state formation, regime type, social cleavages, and regional spillovers.
This book historicalizes the oppression of civilians in post-revolutionary Iran as a series of events involving women's rights, speech control, security services, executions, minorities, and protest movements.
The power structure of post-revolutionary Iran is illustrated from the perspective of the relationship between the supreme leader, the Assembly of Experts, the Guardian Council, the judiciary, the Revolutionary Guards, and the electoral system.