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Middle East Studies | Courses

Middle East Studies Course Offerings 2008-2009, Washington, D.C.

The information below is subject to change without prior notice. Visit the ISIS Course Search for course descriptions and schedules.

The courses on this page contain direct links to syllabi, evaluations and faculty bios, if available. Only JHU students may access syllabi and evaluations.

  • Click on the course title to access the most current available syllabus. Syllabi are subject to change.
  • For courses being offered again by the same faculty, prior evaluations are linked.
  • The name of the faculty member teaching the course is linked to his or her short bio.










Arab Political Thought and Practice

Course Number: 860.718
Course Evaluations: Fall 07; Fall 06; Fall 05 
Ajami

The Arab-Israeli Peace Process
Course Number: 860.705
Course Evaluations: Spring 08
Makovsky

Behavioral Sociology of Sectarian and International Conflict
Course Number: 860.784
Course Evaluations: Fall 07; Summer 07; Fall 06; Spring 06 (Section 01), parts 1 2 3 (Section 02), parts 1 2
Pecastaing

Global Jihad and Islamist Terrorism
Course Number: 860.777
Course Evaluations: Spring 08; Spring 07
Pecastaing

International Relations of the Middle East
Course Number: 860.701
No evaluations are available for this course.
Deeb

Islam in Domestic and International Politics
Course Number: 860.722
Course Evaluations: Fall 07; Fall 06; Fall 05; Fall 04, parts 1 2 3 
Deeb

Research Seminar: Modern Arab Politics
Course Number: 860.816
No evaluations are available for this course.
Deeb

States and Societies of the Middle East and Muslim Africa
Course Number: 860.702
Course Evaluations: Spring 08; Spring 07
Pecastaing

States, Revolutionaries and Terrorism
Course Number: 860.781
Course Evaluations: Fall 07; Fall 06 (Section 01) (Section 02)
Pecastaing

U.S. Foreign Policy in the Middle East
Course Number: 860.703
Course Evaluations: Spring 08
Ajami and Alterman

Suggested Electives Offered by Other Programs
Students concentrating in Middle East Studies may enroll in one of the following courses offered by other programs to fulfill their Middle East Studies concentration course requirement.

Europe and Islam (European Studies)
Legal Problems in the Arab-Israeli Conflict (International Law and Organizations)

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 For more information on the SAIS Middle East Studies Program, please contact: 
Fouad Ajami
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Lauren Rizzo
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202.663.5649
lrizzo2@jhu.edu