Fridtjof got his Bachelor of Arts from Sciences Po. As part of his program, he completed two semesters at Emory University, where he focused on Persian and Read more about Fridtjof Lyse Falk
Nicholas is eager to join the Center for Middle Eastern Studies. He holds a BA in Linguistics from Georgetown University, where he studied Arabic and Turkish. Read more about Nicholas Norberg
Mansour Salsabili is a Middle East expert and a freelance writer. As a former diplomat dealing with disarmament and international security issues he had worked Read more about Mansour Salsabili
Visiting Fellow Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, Galatasaray University
Ömer Aygün is a specialist in Ancient Greek philosophy, especially Plato and Aristotle. His first book, "The Middle Included - Logos in Aristotle", was
Mitch entered the joint History and Middle Eastern Studies PhD program in 2017. His research focuses broadly on the social and economic history of the modern Read more about Mitch Bacci
Steven is fluent in the Arabic language, and would like to combine his language skills with a greater understanding of the cultural and political landscape of Read more about Steven Joseph Wickman
AM Candidate in Regional Studies—Middle East Harvard French Scholarship Fund Fellow Arthur Sachs Fellow
Sahar Amarir holds an Associate's degree in Legal Studies from University Paris II Panthéon-Assas, where she extensively studied French & European Law as Read more about Sahar Amarir
Art historian and curator, Carol Solomon is a 2016-18 Senior Fulbright Scholar specializing in contemporary art of the Arab world. Her research focuses Read more about Carol Solomon
Josh is a first year Master's student at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies. He arrives at Harvard having graduated from the University of Oxford with
Visiting Post-doctoral Fellow Visiting Fellow, Harvard Center for the Study of World Religions
Nicholas Boylston studies Islamic intellectual history and Persian literature through the lenses of religious, intellectual and literary pluralism. He is Read more about Nicholas John Boylston
In his new book, Paradoxes of Green: Landscapes of a City-State, CMES faculty affiliate Gareth Doherty, assistant professor of landscape architecture at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, captures the tension between staying green and being sustainable. Read a Q&A with Doherty in the Weatherhead Center's Epicenter blog.
