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2010
Downs, Hillary. “Kissinger and the King: Reevaluating the Jordanian Option in the 1970’s Peace Process.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2010.
2009
Al-Duwaisan, Rasha. “An Oral History: The Kuwaiti Community in India in the 1940's, 1950's and 1960's.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2009.
Alimagham, Pouya. “Exporting Iran's Islamic Revolution: Case Studies in Lebanon and Iraq.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2009.
Gayk, Emmaline. “Renegotiating the Public Sphere: Gender and Class in Modern Morocco.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2009.
Pamranon, Thanavon. “Migrant Workers in 'Enclave' Industrial Camps in the Arab Gulf States.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2009.
Wenner, Aaron. “Quasi-States and Contentious Civil Societies: Explaining Rates of Contestation between Civil Society Organizations and the Palestinian Authority, 1994–2006.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2009.
Winder, Alex. “Policing Palestine, 1917–1937: British Structures of 'Law and Order' and Their Uneven Impact on Jewish and Arab Communities.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2009.
2007
“Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood: A Social Movement Alternative to the National Democratic Party?” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2007.
“Truth In Search of Power: Wahhabism and the Development of a New Islamic Orthodoxy.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2007.
“The Centre for Arab Genomic Studies (CAGS): At the Crossroads between Science and Society.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2007.
“The Internet in the Middle East: Lessons for Arab Children.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2007.
“The Marginal Situation of Underprivileged Urban Youth in Contemporary Tehran.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2007.
“Middle Eastern Authoritarianism: Political Islam and the West.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2007.
“Iranian Involvement with Iraq Since the Fall of Saddam: A Policy Analysis.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2007.
“Powering and Empowering the Provincial Capital: Electricity, Street Lighting and Citizenship in Late Ottoman Damascus.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2007.
“The Monarchy and Women's Human Rights: The 2004 Mudawwana and the Process of Family Law Reform in Morocco.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2007.
“Federalism and National Unity: A Look at the Principle of Federalism through the 2005 Permanent Constitution of Iraq and the 'Law of Specific Executive Procedures Formation of Regions'.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2007.
2006
“New Geographies of Resistance: Urban Protest in the Seef District in Bahrain.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2006.
“Anonymity and Identity: A Reordering of Citizenship Rights by Female Heads of Households in Cairo.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2006.
“The Stars and Stripes in the Sublime Porte: America in the 19th Century Ottoman Empire.” Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2006.

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