Nabeel Odeh | 12 October 2021 | TR | AR
US Withdrawal from Afghanistan: Only the Latest Proof of the Liberal Order’s Decline As the last United States’ soldier left Afghanistan on August 30, the world witnessed one of the latest American foreign policy [...]
Nabeel Odeh | 10 July 2020
Alliances with Separatists: a New Israeli Strategy? Throughout history, occupying forces have always sought to find friends in their immediate neighborhoods. In this endeavor, they usually rely on the racial, ethnic and ideological differences [...]
Nabeel Odeh | 20 January 2020
How Did Iran Become A Digital Oppressor? Iran is undeniably taking some of the most restrictive measures regarding internet connectivity in the world. Recently, the Iranian government effected what was thought to be a [...]
Nabeel Odeh | 24 September 2019 | AR | TR
In one of the most powerful scenes of the 2000-directed movie “Gladiator”, Oliver Reed, who played Proximo, addressed Maximus, performed by Russell Crowe, saying: “Listen to me, learn from me. I was not the [...]
Nabeel Odeh | 02 September 2019
Ever since President Trump took office, tensions with Iran have been escalating. In 2018 the United States unilaterally withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran, before beginning to follow a big stick policy [...]
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Ikbal Ben Gaied Hassine | 03 April 2019 | TR | AR
This paper looks at the fundamental characteristics of the design of technology platforms in an attempt to shed light on the way technological infrastructure (i.e. Facebook and Twitter) can be used by political actors to create and exert power.
Nabeel Odeh | 30 September 2016 | AR
The triumph of reformists in the Iranian elections has led some in international and regional political circles to feel a sense of relief. However, the question still remains as to whether the reformists
