UK Audience Keen to Understand Prospects and Probabilities in Ongoing MENA Transitions
Lisa Anderson’s lecture on “Democracy, Authoritarianism and Regime Change in the Arab World” packs a London School of Economics auditorium and refocuses UK audience on the changes sweeping the Middle East
Gaddafi's fate is as newsworthy as Murdoch's
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President Lisa Anderson Delivers a Lecture at LSE
President Lisa Anderson delivered a lecture, "Democracy, Authoritarianism and Regime Change in the Arab World" at a public event in London hosted by the Middle East Centre at the London School of Economics. The remarks examined the recent uprisings across MENA, highlighting where they happened, where they succeeded and what they mean for both the practice and the study of politics in the region.
Read the full text of President Anderson's remarks here,
or listen to the podcast here
Fayza Haikal Selected Head of Archaeologists Syndicate
In an interview with Al Masry Al Youm, Professor of Archaeology Fayza Haikal, talks about her selection as the head of the first Egyptian Archaeologists Syndicate and the challenges facing the new body.
Q&A with Archaeologists Syndicate Head Fayza Haikal
Al Masry Al Youm