President Clinton: The Arab world’s perspective
For Republicans, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s Middle East policy has been a lightning rod. In addition to Clinton’s
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Arab Spring
Tunisia, Five Years Later: What’s Changed?
Five years ago, Tunisians – after weeks of anti-government protests following the self-immolation of fruit vendor Mohamed Bouazizi – succeeded
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Can King Abdullah Keep Jordan out of the Fire?
While a March 2016 raid in Irbid, Jordan by the country’s security services resulted in the successful apprehension of 13
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International Monetary Institutions and Reform in Tunisia with Minister Hedi Larbi
In Fall 2015, JMEPP Co-Editor-in-Chief Kristin Wagner interviewed Hedi Larbi, Former Minister of Economic Infrastructure and Sustainable Development and a visiting scholar
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Middle East Weekly Roundup: December 12th – 18th, 2015
JMEPP’s new Middle East Weekly Roundup is compiled and written by JMEPP editors. Shifting Authority for Countering Violent Extremism in
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It’s Not Over: The Significance of the Tunisian Nobel Peace Prize to the Arab Spring Generation (Op-Ed)
Zouhair Mazouz is Deputy Editor at www.freearabs.com and a graduate student pursuing a Masters in Public Policy at the Harvard
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Inside the Middle East: Perspectives on Libya’s Past, Present and Future with Mahmoud Jibril (Interview)
In mid-September, 2015, JMEPP Co-Editor-in-Chief Kristin Wagner interviewed Mahmoud Jibril, Former Prime Minister of Libya and president of the National Forces Alliance (تحالف القوى
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