Syria's Al-Assad Regime Falls
On December 8, the 53-year reign of the al-Assad family came to an end as rebel groups took over Syria.
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New Policy Brief Released on Enhancing Environmental Civil Society Capacity in Egypt
This brief is the outcome of the research design session “Innovation in Learning for Sustainable Development” organized on March 3, 2024, by...
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10 Takeaways from Rashid Khalidi’s Talk on Palestine
Rashid Khalidi speaks on Palestine at AUC, sharing ideas about the inevitability of resistance, the need for Arab states to take more action...
Syria's Al-Assad Regime Falls
On December 8, the 53-year reign of the al-Assad family came to an end as rebel groups took over Syria.
New Policy Brief Released on Enhancing Environmental Civil Society Capacity in Egypt
This brief is the outcome of the research design session “Innovation in Learning for Sustainable Development” organized on March 3, 2024, by...
10 Takeaways from Rashid Khalidi’s Talk on Palestine
Rashid Khalidi speaks on Palestine at AUC, sharing ideas about the inevitability of resistance, the need for Arab states to take more action...
Executive Education
The School of Global Affairs and Public Policy launched GAPP Executive Education Unit in 2010 with the goal of providing top-notch executive training to professionals in different disciplines. GAPP’s trainers are experts in their field and include both local members and international faculty from partnering with leading institutions.
Pathways Beyond Neoliberalism: Voices from MENA
A research project that aims to challenge the dominance of neoliberal economic policies in the MENA region. It seeks to develop alternative economic models that prioritize equity and sustainability, with the goal of influencing academic discourse and policy making, ultimately contributing to a shift away from neoliberal paradigms. The project is currently on a five-year Ford Foundation Grant (2022-2027).
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