Number
3
Volume
XXVI
Fall
2019
Fall 2019 Editorial
“We have met the enemy and he is us.” Pogo’s Earth Day 1970 lament has never been more apt. In early August, two white male terrorists murdered 31 victims and inflicted devastating injuries on at least 53 others in separate attacks in El Paso and Dayton. These crimes used to be rare, and “lone wolf” made descriptive sense. Not anymore.
Saudi Arabia
The Middle East after Khashoggi
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Chas W. Freeman, Jr.
Public Finance in Saudi Arabia
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Bassam Albassam
Religion, the State and Politics In Saudi Arabia
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Jonathan Hoffman
From Defense to Offense: Realist Shifts in Saudi Foreign Policy
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Ben Rich
The Middle East Post-Petroleum: Averting the Storm
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Mahmood Monshipouri
Iran and Iraq
Nested Game of Elections in Iran
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Naser Ghobadzadeh
Iran and Russia Pivot to the East: Was It U.S. Pressure?
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Hamed Mousavi and Amin Naeni
Shia Militias and Exclusionary Politics In Iraq
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Ido Levy
Book Reviews