Books
As transformative events go, the signing of the Abraham Accords in 2020 belongs on any list of earthshaking…
- Jean-Loup Samaan
- - July 11, 2024
Once dependent on pearl diving, agriculture, fishery, and international trade, the Gulf Arab nations have swiftly transformed into…
- Aisha Al-Sarihi
- - May 28, 2024
Will the legacy of Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu be defined primarily by his failure to prevent Hamas’…
- Jean-Loup Samaan
- - May 7, 2024
Since October 2023, the Gaza war has stirred heated discussions about the dynamics of US-Israel relations. After Hamas’…
- Jean-Loup Samaan
- - March 26, 2024
Much of the literature on Iranian politics has identified the regime as a hybrid one, or what is…
- Clemens Chay
- - March 21, 2024
The “youth bulge” in Gulf Cooperation Council countries, often characterised as a demographic dividend, nevertheless poses a number…
- Aisha Al-Sarihi
- - March 21, 2024
Published by MEI in January 2020, this pocket-sized handbook is aims to equip readers with the necessary knowledge…
- MEI
- - September 1, 2020
In 2019, Singapore and Israel mark 50 years of diplomatic relations. Though bilateral ties between the two countries…
- - December 10, 2019
Professor Sluglett and cartographer Andrew Currie have spent more than twenty years working on An Atlas of Islamic…
- - January 22, 2018
Ali Kadri’s Arab Development Denied (Anthem Press, London) takes a detailed look at issues of development and political…
- - January 22, 2018