I teach a variety of courses and seminars on topics related to International Relations and Middle East Studies.
In my lectures, I attempt to break down complex ideas and abstractions into pieces that are easier for students to understand. By so doing, I provide students with knowledge on the topic while integrating structured debates, small group assignments, policy briefs, counterfactual scenarios, and case studies into my courses.
My aim as a lecturer is to stimulate student learning and to encourage students to develop their critical thinking.
| Courses & seminars taught in Middle East Studies |
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| Comparative and International Politics of the Middle East |
| Turkey and the Middle East |
| Introduction to Politics in the Modern Middle East |
| Comparative Politics of the Middle East and North Africa |
| Contemporary Middle East: Society, Economy, and Politics |
| Arab-Israeli Conflict in Historical and Current Perspectives |
| Politics and International Relations of the Developing World |
| State Formation and Nation Building Process in the Middle East: The Palestinian Case 1964-1993 |
| Courses taught in International Relations | ||
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| Foreign Policy Analysis | ||
| Theories of International Relations | ||
| Diplomatic History | ||
| Introduction to International Relations | ||
| International Security Problems |