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EXPERTISE Geographic Areas Middle East United States Europe |
| Issues International Relations Comparative Politics Islamic Religion Culture and Law Terrorism Strategic and Security Issues |
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Karim Mezran
Adjunct professor of Middle East Studies
Director, Center for American Studies, Rome |
| Background and Education Assistant professor of political science, John Cabot University, Rome; professorial lecturer, SAIS Washington (Fall 2000); visiting professor, Libera Università per gli Studi Sociali (LUISS) Rome (2002); Ph.D. in international relations, SAIS; J.D. in comparative law University of Rome "La Sapienza" (Italy); L.L.M. in Comparative Law from George Washington University (U.S.); M.A. in Arab Studies from Georgetown University (U.S.); B.A. in management, Hiram College (U.S.) |
| Publications L'Africa mediterranea: storia e futuro, with Silvia Colombo and Saskia van Genugten (2011); The Other Islam with Ahmad Gianpiero Vincenzo (2011); I Fratelli Musulmani nel mondo contemporaneo, with Massimo Campanini (2010); Panorama 2010 su scenari internazionali e di crisi with Nicola Pedde and Valter Cassar (2009); Islam Archipelago: Tradition, Reform and Militancy in the Present Day with Massimo Campanini (2007); Negotiation and Construction of National Identities (2007); Negotiating National Identity: the Case of North Africa (2002); "Between Europe and Islam: the Libyan legal system" in Legal Systems of the World; numerous book reviews, working papers and articles in foreign and Italian journals on Middle East and North African foreign policy |
| Languages Italian English French Arabic |
| Classes Political Islam and Change in the Middle East |