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Research interests

Revolution and counterrevolution (theory & history)

Middle East Politics (historical sociology & contemporary politics)

Radical social movements

State formation and state theory

 

Teaching

In the past five years:

PR1500 -- Introduction to International Relations (first year)

PR2440 -- International Relations Theory (second year)

PR2460 -- Politics Outside the West (second year)

PR2500 -- International Political Economy (second year)

PR3600 -- Contemporary Middle East Politics (third year)

PR3640 -- Revolution and Counterrevolution in the Modern World (third year)

PR5432 -- Analysing International Politics (postgraduate)

PR5929 -- Political Economy of Development (postgraduate)

Educational background

PhD in Politics

Thesis title: Towards a Relational Theorisation of Counterrevolution and Revolution: The Case of Modern Egypt 1805-2013

Award Date: 1 Jun 2019 (Royal Holloway University of London)

 

Education/Academic qualification

Politics, PhD, Towards a Relational Theorisation of Counterrevolution and Revolution: The Case of Modern Egypt 1805-2013, Royal Holloway, University of London

20142018

Award Date: 1 Jun 2019

External positions

Editor, British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

2026 → …

Book Series Editor, Routledge

2024 → …

Keywords

  • Politics
  • Revolution
  • Social Movements
  • Sectarianism
  • Political theories
  • Revolution
  • counter-revolution
  • state
  • consociationalism
  • Politics of a specific country/region
  • Middle East
  • Egypt
  • Lebanon