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Tishreen Women and the 2021 Iraqi Elections
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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,...
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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,...
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الحيز الحضري والنزاع الطائفي
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العلاقات السعودية والإيرانية في إطار جهود التهدئة وخفض حدة التصعيد في الخليج
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Saudi Arabia, Iran and De-Escalaton in the Persian Gulf
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E-Conference
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Urban Spaces and Sectarian Contestation
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Sectarianism in the Longue Duree
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