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"Arab Spring": Weather Forecast for Palestine

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Basem Ezbidi

Dr. Ezbidi is a professor of political theory in the Department of Political Sciences, Birzeit University in Ramallah, Palestine.

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  • The Crisis in Syria: What Are the Stakes for Its Neighbors?
  • "Pariah States" and Sanctions: The Case of Syria
  • Power Sharing in Syria: Lessons from Lebanon's Taif Experience
  • Hamas and the Arab Spring: Introduction
  • Hamas and the Arab Spring: Strategic Shifts?
  • Hamas and the Syrian Uprising: A Difficult Choice
  • Hamas-PLO Relations Before and After the Arab Spring
  • "Arab Spring": Weather Forecast for Palestine
  • The Rise of Militant Salafism in Azerbaijan and Its Regional Implications
  • Turkey Today: Headscarves and Women's Rights
  • Mali and the Middle East: Viable Solutions
  • The "Oil Weapon" Reversed? Sanctions Against Iran and U.S.-EU Structural Power
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