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Spatialising Securitisation in the Middle East Read More
Desectarianization and the End of Sectarianism? This report is the culmination of a year-long comparative research project on de-sectarianization in Iraq, Lebanon, and Bahrain. It uses both a most similar and most different methodological approach to produce detailed analysis of... Read More
What the UN can do to revive the political process in Libya? Read More
Political economy of infrastructure in the Middle East and North Africa Read More
Social Theory Report Read More
Tishreen Women and the 2021 Iraqi Elections Read More
Sectarianism in disguise: de-sectarianisation in Syria and Kuwait Politics in the Arab region is marked with a specific striking contradiction: regimes witnessing sectarian tensions and divisions have always claimed the opposite. Rulers have touted their countries as home to a unique sense of faultless social harmony,... Read More
The Middle East in 2050 In March 2021, scholars from the SEPAD collective engaged in two private roundtable discussions about the future of the Middle East in 2050. Tasked to reflect on the future of the region, sources of anger and possible ways of circumventing this anger,... Read More
الحيز الحضري والنزاع الطائفي Read More
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