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Productivity
In the first half of 2016, FPRI’s Middle East program was extremely active. The Middle East program scholars published regularly on critical developments and trends in the Middle East, and hosted diverse Middle East-related programming, bringing renowned experts to FPRI forums to speak to professionals and engaged citizens about regional subjects that bear upon American foreign policy.
FPRI’s Middle East Program scholars and trustees have written, spoken, been cited or published +160 times in +70 distinct, reputable internal and external publications and media outlets spanning +10 countries.
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+130 Scholarly Contribution +60 External Outlets +10 countries |
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Scholarly Contributions in Internal FPRI Outlets |
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+30 Scholarly Contributions 9 Internal Outlets 5 Distinct Venues |
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New Books By FPRI MidEast Scholars
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FPRI Names 5 Robert A. Fox Fellows
FPRI’s Middle East program is proud to announce that it has named five Robert A. Fox Fellows, who will spend the year writing and speaking on a wide range of issues related to the Middle East and North Africa, and U.S. policy therein. Sponsored by Robert A. Fox, these Fellows have been chosen on the basis of their erudite scholarly contributions, and their ability to respond to contemporary developments in the region in a sound and timely fashion, based on FPRI’s focus on geopolitical analysis. This mark the second year (2016-2017) of the fellowship, which is being awarded to two new scholars and renewed for an additional year for three existing Robert A. Fox Fellows. They are:
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Scholar Related News
FPRI’s Middle East program scholars had a number of noteworthy accomplishments in the first half of 2016: