Program on Teaching the Middle East and 9/11

Publications

• What Our Students – And Our Political Leaders – Don’T Know About The Middle East, Adam Garfinkle, 12/2011
• Iran’s Internal Dynamics, Amin Tarzi, 12/2011
• Notes On Teaching 9/11, Alan Luxenberg, 9/2011
• Teaching about Jihadism and The War on Terror, Barak Mendelsohn, 10/2010
• Teaching the Long War and Jihadism, Mary Habeck, 10/2009
• The U.S. and Iran in Historical Perspective, Shaul Bakhash, 9/2009
• The U.S. and Saudi Arabia Since the 1930s, David Ottaway, 8/2009
• The U.S. and Egypt Since the Suez Crisis, Trudy Kuehner (reporter), 7/2009
• Ten Things Students Need To Know About the Origins of Israel and Palestine, Alan Luxenberg, 4/2008

Past Events

Teaching The Middle East:
Between Authoritarianism And Reform

October 15–16, 2011, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

What Students Should Know about 9/11
Two Webcasts Designed for Secondary School Students

September 8, 2011

U.S. Foreign Policy and the Modern Middle East

September 15–16, 2010

U.S. Foreign Policy and the Modern Middle East: A History Institute for Teachers

June 24–25, 2009

What Students Should Know About 9/11 and the War on Terrorism

September 11, 2008

Islam, Islamism, and Democratic Values: A History Institute for Teachers

May 6–7, 2006, American College, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania

Teaching 9/11 and the War on Terrorism: A History Institute for Teachers

October 15-16, 2005, American College, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania

A New Middle East? The War on Terror and Its Regional Impact: A History Institute for Teachers

October 16-17, 2004, American College, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania

The American Encounter with Islam: A History Institute for Teachers

May 3–4, 2003, American College, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania

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