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Yemen’s Federal Alternative: A Path to an Enduring Peace?

Yemen’s experience with a decentralized government system as a way to prevent the monopoly of power has been repeatedly interrupted. Can the outcomes of the National Dialogue Conference and a draft constitution opting for a federal state ensure the path to an enduring peace?

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Tunisia: Human Rights Organizations and the State

The state’s attempts at confronting the consequences of economic failures in Tunisia has translated into clashes with successive social protests in ways that have violated fundamental rights.

Religion and the State in Post-War Syria

Since 2011, the importance of religious concerns has increased in Syria with the Assad regime working to stir sectarian feelings and heighten fears among minorities. What can be done to neutralize religion as an element of political conflict in post-war Syria?

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Yemen between Revolution and Counterrevolution

Identity in Egypt: Glimpses of Youth Identity in Egypt

Public Opinion Survey Iranian Nuclear Power agreement

Establishing a National Oil Company in Lebanon

Rebuilding Security in Fragmented Societies: Preparing for Post-conflict Iraq, Libya, Syria and Yemen

OUT OF THE INFERNO? Rebuilding Security in Iraq, Libya, Syria, and Yemen

Without a pre-defined security plan, no political authority is likely to control the countries living in fragmented security and political orders in MENA. The adoption of cooperative security could be a way out of the conflicts of the region.