Islam in America

An eminent journalist connects American anti-Muslim rhetoric to U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East.

By Elizabeth Shakman Hurd

Winter 2020

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Has America’s Influence Ebbed?

How Donald Trump trashed the post-Cold War international order

By Andrew S. Natsios

Fall 2019

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A Man for All Ages

Leading diplomat and public servant William Burns calls for a reinvention of American foreign policy.

By Perry Cammack

Summer 2019

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Palestine Prevented

Historians should not look for the roots of Israeli state policies and Palestinian oppression in the events of 1967, but in colonial practices leading up to 1948 

By Shourideh C. Molavi

Spring 2019

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Mirroring the Other

Fauda, Netflix’s hit TV series on Israeli undercover operatives in Palestine, presents Palestinian and Israeli characters that have nuanced emotions and desires; yet the show still otherizes Arabs and justifies Israel’s actions in the West Bank and Gaza. 

By Allison Hodgkins

Winter 2019

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Moscow’s Middle Eastern Messianism

Russian actions in the Middle East from Lenin to Putin.

By Elizabeth Bishop

Fall 2018

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Raqqa Youth and the Devastation of War

How Raqqa Youth Survived ISIS

By Abdulrahman al-Masri

Summer 2018

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Saudi, Inc.

How Saudi Arabia’s national oil company transformed the desert kingdom.

By Matthew Reed

Spring 2018

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Freedom without Permission

How can we upturn narratives about the Arab Spring uprisings?

By Holly Oberle

Spring 2018

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Energy Is America’s New Power

Is the United States wisely taking advantage of its recent energy boom?

By Neil Bhatiya

Winter 2018

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From Russia, With Fear

How did Putin’s regime of fear and paranoia push Russia toward a new confrontation with the West?

By David J. Kramer

Fall 2017

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Climate Change Conundrum

Can cities succeed when nations fail in the fight against global warming?

By Neil Bhatiya

Summer 2017

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