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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Crisis of Confidence

Does the world matter to Americans?

By Perry Cammack

Spring 2017

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The Unnatural World

Will mankind have the ability to prevail in the struggle for a sustainable planet?

By Neil Bhatiya

Spring 2017

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Most Blessed of the Patriarchs

The paradox of the liberal theorist who owned slaves

By Tarek Osman

Winter 2017

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Dangerous Years

What will it take to spark a great environmental awakening and avert catastrophic climate change?

By Neil Bhatiya

Winter 2017

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