Nurbanu Dursun | 15 August 2019
Islamic Activism is a collaborative study of the intersection of social movement theory and political Islamism. It is an edited book that brings various disciplines and important articles under one roof, from comparative politics, security [...]
Al Sharq Strategic Research | 26 July 2019
Al Sharq Forum invites reviews that inform readers about the topic of security and offer critical evaluation of the book under review.
Al Sharq Strategic Research | 19 July 2019 | AR | TR
In April 2019, a delayed aftershock of the 2011 Arab uprisings hit the Middle East and North Africa region. After eight years, and despite all new dynamics of post-Arab uprising politics
Mohammad Affan | 02 July 2019
Morsi's Death Throws the Brotherhood into Further Turmoil The tragic death of the ousted president Mohammed Morsi in a courtroom cage elicited minimal reaction inside Egypt. Apart from small confrontations between angry protestors and police [...]
Belal Alakhras | 26 June 2019 | AR | TR
Identity politics have played a vital role in Indonesia’s recent elections, whether in terms of alliances, the selection of candidates, campaigning and public mobilization
Hassan Ahmadian | 09 June 2019 | AR | TR
Following secret negotiations pursued with unusual intensity by Washington and Tehran, the two sides signed a nuclear agreement under the supervision of the UN Security Council, Germany, and the European Union in 2015
Hassan Imran | 01 June 2019 | AR | TR
The two-state solution and the logic of partition between an Israel and a Palestine has come to be widely considered outdated, and we have witnessed the re-emergence of the one-state logic that had itself fallen
Mohammed Sinan Siyech | 22 May 2019 | AR | TR
India’s relations with Iran have been long fraught with complexity due to the geostrategic advantages of the relationship being counterbalanced by very different perspectives on external actors such as the United States, Pakistan, China and Saudi Arabia
Mehmet Volkan Kasikci | 14 May 2019 | AR | TR
Human beings frequently turn to historical analogies in their attempts to comprehend contemporary developments. Although usually oversimplifying and misleading, sometimes a historical analogy is the only way to make sense of a new phenomenon.[2] China’s [...]
