A few days ago the online debate magazine "the European" published the introductory piece to my column entitled: "Tales of Arabian Nights and Days" in which I will write regularly about politics and societies in the Middle-East. Featuring stories from the region and comments on current political developments in the post-Arab-Spring context. The upcoming contributions will look closer at specific developments and countries in the region.
I am looking forward to be part of this debate focussed enedvaour and to be able to publish regularly in english on societal and political events and developmennts from the Arabian context. I really hope to add some new perspectives and shades of grey to the oftentimes sensation-driven and superficial black and white explanations and analysis in the debates on the developments in the region.
Here is the link to the introductory piece: "Picking up the pieces. What is the legacy of the Arab Spring?" which to some extend lays the ground for the contributions to come. The column thus starts out asking the question: What is left of the so-called Arab Spring?
I hope you have fun reading it and as always comments and critique are always welcome!
I am looking forward to be part of this debate focussed enedvaour and to be able to publish regularly in english on societal and political events and developmennts from the Arabian context. I really hope to add some new perspectives and shades of grey to the oftentimes sensation-driven and superficial black and white explanations and analysis in the debates on the developments in the region.
Here is the link to the introductory piece: "Picking up the pieces. What is the legacy of the Arab Spring?" which to some extend lays the ground for the contributions to come. The column thus starts out asking the question: What is left of the so-called Arab Spring?
I hope you have fun reading it and as always comments and critique are always welcome!
screenshot from www.theeuropean-magazine.com taken 13.02.2015
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