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- April 24th 2013Leon Sigal, director of the Northeast Asia Cooperative Security Project, discusses escalating tensions on the Korean peninsula in "Better Understanding North Korea," a Q&A with the Federation of American Scientists’ Strategic Security Blog →
- April 22nd 2013Watch a video recording of the Eurasia Program’s webinar “Cultural Context and Measurement Validity in Comparative Survey Research," the latest in the Issues in Quantitative Methods in Eurasian Studies series →
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April 2013
- April 23rd 2013
- Academia in the Public Sphere grantee Olivier Roy (2010) reflects on the recent Boston bombings in an interview with the New Republic →
July 2012
- July 2nd 2012
- Read "How Egypt's Army Won," an op-ed for The New York Times by SSRC grantee Joshua Stacher →
June 2012
September 2011
- September 29th 2011
- The Initiative on Academia & the Public Sphere recently hosted a conference in Berlin, titled The Public Mission of the Social Sciences and Humanities: Transformation and Renewal →
- September 20th 2011
- SSRC launches major new grants program on “New Directions in the Study of Prayer” →
- September 16th 2011
- Duke Islamic Studies Center (SSRC grantee) recently hosted a program for news reporters on "Muslims in America: The Next Ten Years" →
- September 14th 2011
- Ahlul Bayt, Iranian news agency, spotlights online course by SSRC grantee on "Covering Islam in America" →
August 2011
- August 31st 2011
- Listen to Lawrence Pintak, dean of SSRC grantee Washington State U. College of Communication, discuss the role of Qatar in Libya and the Arab world →
- August 5th 2011
- Listen to Pete W. Moore of Case Western Reserve University (SSRC Grantee) in "New Perspectives on the Middle East" for Northeast Ohio Public Radio →
June 2011
- June 29th 2011
- NYT: Michael Cohen and Daniel Serwer discuss withdrawing from Afghanistan for Islam in Focus, a project funded by the SSRC →
- June 16th 2011
- Marc Lynch on the continued violence in Syria for The Middle East Channel (SSRC Grantee) →
- June 2nd 2011
- SSRC Grantee POMEPS extends deadline for Middle East travel grants. Deadline: June 10 →
May 2011
March 2011
February 2011
- February 18th 2011
- "Arab Uprisings: Bahrain's Turn" from the Project on Middle East Political Science (SSRC grantee) →
January 2011
- January 31st 2011
- Read in-depth coverage of the developments in the Middle East and North Africa at the Middle East Channel (SSRC Grantee) of ForeignPolicy.com →
- January 31st 2011
- "Arab media revolution spreading change" by Lawrence Pintak of Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University (SSRC Grantee) →
- January 25th 2011
- "Tunisia and the Future of Democracy Promotion in the Arab World," by Steven Heydemann on The Middle East Channel (SSRC grantee) →
- January 24th 2011
- VIDEO BLOG: Ussama Makdisi and Stephen Kinzer discuss the Tunisian revolution →
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