Briefings, Lectures and Panel Discussions
- The Lebanese Elections and Middle Eastern Democracy - London School of Economics (LSE):
- Crisis in Lebanon: The Emergence of a Hezballah State? (Hudson Institute)
- Democracy in Lebanon: A Dream Deferred? (Capitol Hill)
- Religious Minorities in the Muslim World: A Reality Check (Capitol Hill)
- Islam vs. Islamism: Defining the struggle between religion and politics (Capitol Hill)
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