Karim Mezran
Karim Mezran is a resident senior fellow at the Rafik Hariri Center for the Middle East at the Atlantic Council in Washington, DC. He joined the Hariri Center in 2012 as a senior fellow focusing on the processes of change in North Africa. As a distinguished Libyan-Italian scholar, he brings enormous depth of understanding to the transition in Libya and elsewhere
in the region. In addition, Dr. Mezran is currently an adjunct professor of Middle East studies at the School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), where he teaches courses on the history and politics of North Africa. For eight years, he was the director of the Center for American Studies in Rome. His analyses on the Middle East and North Africa have been widely published in English, Italian, and Arabic. Dr. Mezran holds a PhD in International Relations from SAIS, a JD in Comparative Law from the University of Rome, La Sapienza, a LLM in Comparative Law from The George Washington University, a MA in Arab Studies from Georgetown University, and a BA in Management from Hiram College.
Karim Mezran's books
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NORTH AFRICA 2030
What the Future Holds for the Region6.99€ – 12.00€ -
THE POLITICS OF PANDEMICS
Evolving Regime-opposition Dynamics in the MENA Region6.99€ – 12.00€ -
FOREIGN ACTORS IN LIBYA’S CRISIS
0.00€ – 12.00€ -
THE ARC OF CRISIS IN THE MENA REGION
Fragmentation, Decentralization, and Islamist Opposition0.00€ – 12.00€ -
THE MENA REGION: A GREAT POWER COMPETITION
6.99€ – 12.00€