Interventions

This essay is part of a SEPAD report reflecting on the Middle East in 2050.

Drugs in the MENA: an unexplored force shaping anger, divisions and discontent

The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) ...

This essay is part of a SEPAD report reflecting on the Middle East in 2050

The crisis of political repression in Bahrain continues to challenge Western foreign policy approaches to the country.  Long-standing Unite...

This essay is part of a SEPAD report reflecting on the Middle East in 2050. 

The Syrian conflict has often been described as a clash of identities between minority Alwaites and majority Sunnis ( Read More

This essay is part of a SEPAD report reflecting on the Middle East in 2050. 

As we enter the third decade of the 21st century, the contours of political life across the Middle East appeared to have entered a period of cons...

 لم تؤثر نتائج عملية أوسلو للسلام سلبًا على كافة جوانب حياتهم فحسب، بل أضعفت أيضًا قدرتهم على الحفاظ على وجودهم في المدينة. في هذا الص...

SEPAD is delighted to announce that it has received funding from Henry Luce Foundation to work on a one year project titled The End of Sectarianism. The project critically reflects on the co...

Our Fellows have been incredibly productive over the past year. Below is a selection of some of these activities:

Simon Mabon

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The Inaugural Abir Chaaban Award:

 In recognition of Abir Chaaban’s life and work, SEPAD announces the launch of an annual prize to go to the PhD student or Early Career Researcher who has made the best cont...

This post was originally published in Arabic on the LAU’s Institute for Social Justice and Conflict Resolution website, available here:  Read More