July 12, 2010
Oil and energy concerns have featured prominently in security discussions in the Arab world, visibly floating on the surface of the region’s political agenda. Concerns about […]
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July 5, 2010
There are 22 players certain agreed upon rules and a referee. Players can play all they want but they cannot score goals. If someone does score […]
June 20, 2010
Despite growing repression, democracy activists in the Middle East continue to push for change. As democracy activists working in one of the most repressive regions in […]
October 3, 2009
Arab political discourse is characterized by cacophony and an utter absence of comprehensive analysis. Any attempt to systematically address or analyze the recurrent political crises and […]