Middle East Institute Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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To better understand the political dynamics at play in Tehran, check out "The Battle of the Ayatollahs in Iran: The United States, Foreign Policy, and Political Rivalry since 1979" by MEI's @AlexVatanka https://t.co/7gys2bqvWO

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Escaping the Conflict Trap: Toward Ending Civil Wars in the Middle East | In its 2nd Ed. from MEI & @ibtauris - read about the obstacles & opportunities for advancing toward peace & stability, & escaping the conflict trap in which the region is mired. https://t.co/LRbFLEVXdB https://t.co/BTPqgOMrUH

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Thank you to @dianadarke & @TurkishFacade for discussing “The Ottoman’s: A Cultural Legacy”, a new book by Diana Darke discussing the history of the Ottoman Empire and the rich legacy it has left behind. ICYMI, view the full webinar recording here. https://t.co/P3Tkc73LDF

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Thank you to Ian Martin, @fishman_b, & @IntissarFakir for discussing Martin’s new book “In All Necessary Measures” & #Libya from February 2011 to the country’s first election in July 2012. ICYMI, view the full webinar on our website. https://t.co/6DWPLIsEtt

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Water Sustainability in Egypt - Part IV: A Dam Shame: Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan | MEI's @mmabrouk examines the history of the GERD dispute between #Egypt, #Ethiopia, & #Sudan in her latest for @eces_org_eg. Read here: https://t.co/7ami9VbU8A

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China and the Middle East: Heading into Choppy Waters | James M. Dorsey analyzes the many rising crises and conflicts set to factor into China-MENA diplomacy in the near future. https://t.co/6XPGzqRey1

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Master of the Game, by Martin Indyk (@Martin_Indyk; pub: @AAKnopf). Review by Thomas Schwartz, Vanderbilt University (@vandyhistory) https://t.co/gXNkDgQYRD https://t.co/pe5jZpT4VV

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"@paul_salem... said the Arab states in the Persian Gulf are 'all generally sympathetic' to the Palestinian cause, but are hesitant to actively engage given what he called 'years if not decades of very poor Palestinian leadership.'" - @NBCNews https://t.co/iQhuhkfopN

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RESCHEDULED: Join @crmiller1 & @thisissoliman discussing Miller's book "Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most Critical Technology" - including the geopolitics of value chains & the semiconductor industry. 5/3, at 9am ET. Register below⬇️ https://t.co/xZG2ehEAq0

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The Endurance of Palestinian Political Factions, by Perla Issa (pub: @ucpress). Review by Nadia Latif, Smith College (@smithcollege). https://t.co/zYujdsQbQ0 https://t.co/CttithjR76