Iran
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The Struggle for Hegemony: the Unraveling Middle East Order, Turkish foreign policy and Israel and Iran
Erin Dickerson
Erin Dickerson earned her Bachelor of Arts from Duke University in 2026, majoring in Middle Eastern studies with a concentration in Turkish and a minor in political science. She is a Critical Languages Scholarship (CLS) recipient, Foreign Language and...
Arrested Development: The US-Iran War in Historical Perspective
Ashley Koca
Ashley Koca studies the art and architecture of medieval and early modern Iran and Armenia. She is interested in theories of reception, particularly as they relate to questions of the use and reuse of shared motifs, material, and architectural...
Abdul Bhat
Abdul Manan Bhat is a scholar of Islam, devotional literature, and material religion, specializing in Islamic discourses on poetry with a focus on the Persianate world. Urdu and Persian literature is at the heart of his teaching and research interests. At...
Anwar Mhajne
Anwar Mhajne is an Associate Professor of Political Science and International Studies at Stonehill College, a Visiting Scholar at Harvard University’s Center for Middle Eastern Studies, and a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Her research...
Iran’s nuclear program and its implications for the Middle East
Efe Murat Balıkçıoğlu
Balıkçıoğlu is a textual scholar and an intellectual historian whose research focuses on the intersection of philosophy, theology, and Sufism in the early modern Ottoman Empire. He is particularly interested in the Ottoman synthesis of Graeco-Arabic...
Fernando Casamayor Molina
Fernando Casamayor Molina is a PhD student in the History of Art and Architecture and Middle Eastern Studies. He specializes in architectural archaeology, urbanism, and inequality in the early Islamic period, particularly in the Middle East. He earned...