Centre for the New Middle East

 

The Centre for the New Middle East is a one-stop shop designed to provide opinion-leaders and policy-makers with the fresh thinking, analytical research and policy solutions required to make geopolitical progress in one of the world’s most complicated and fluid regions.

Established following the fallout from the Arab Spring, the Centre is dedicated to monitoring political, ideological, and military and security developments across the Middle East and providing informed assessments of their wide-ranging implications to key decision makers.

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Unfreezing the Abraham Accords: A New Transatlantic Strategy for Greater Peace, Stability and Integration in the Middle East

Barak M. Seener

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Why is the UK Still Party to the Iran Nuclear Deal?: Practical Applications for the Future of the JCPOA

Elizabeth Samson

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A Duty to Protect: The Failure of UK Sanctions Against Iran and the Necessity of Proscribing the IRGC

Elizabeth Samson

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Navigating a New Direction in the Eastern Mediterranean: What Role for Britain?

Dr Burcu Ozcelik

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Added Value: Israel’s Strategic Worth to the European Union and its Member States

Henry Jackson Society and Friends of Israel Initiative

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Al-Qaeda’s Global Footprint: An assessment of al-Qaeda’s Strength Today

Robin Simcox

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An Alternative to the French Peace Initiative

Tom Wilson

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Egypt, Hamas and Islamic State’s Sinai Province

Tom Wilson

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The View from Tehran’s Twilight Zone

Dr Matthew Levitt

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The Vulnerability of Iran’s Nuclear Facilities to Drone Strikes

Dr Bahram Ghiassee

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Tehran’s Servants: Iraq’s Shia Militias Emerge As The Key Armed Forces Facing IS in Iraq

Jonathan Spyer

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Beyond Compliance: Iran and the JCPOA

Timothy Stafford

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Confronting Human Rights Abuses in the Palestinian Authority

Bassem Eid

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A Flawed Deal: An Assessment Of The Iranian Nuclear Agreement

Tom Wilson

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Going Ballistic: Responding to Iranian Missile Advances

Timothy Stafford

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The Iranian Nuclear Programme: Practical Parameters for a Credible Long-Term Agreement

Olli Heinonen

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Towards a Coherent Western Policy on the Syrian War

Jonathan Spyer

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Marginalising Egyptian Women

Emily Dyer

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“Unity or PYD Power Play?: Syrian Kurdish Dynamics After the Erbil Agreement”

Ilhan Tanir

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‘Christians in Syria: Separating Fact from Fiction’

Aymenn Jawad al-Tamimi

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Terrorism and Islamism in the MENA region

Henry Jackson Society

UNRWA Report Henry Jackson Society
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UNRWA’s Future Reconsidered

Dr Simon Waldman

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Hamas Today: An Assessment of Alliances and Capabilities

Tom Wilson

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‘Demilitarising Gaza: Principles, Pitfalls and Implementation’

Oren Kessler

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Moderates or Manipulators? Tunisia’s Ennahda Islamists

Oren Kessler

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The Erdogan Revolution in the Turkish Curriculum Textbooks

Impact-se in conjunction with The Henry Jackson Society

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The Arab Spring: An Assessment Three Years On

Olivier Guitta

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How the Iran Entente Caused the Syria Crisis

Kyle Orton

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NEW REPORT – Understanding Qatari Ambition: The Curriculum 2016-20

David B. Roberts, Eldad J. Pardo, Series Editor David M. Byer

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“Will the Hashemite Monarchy Survive the Arab Spring?”

Samer Libdeh

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The Iran Deal a Year On: Assessing Iranian Ambitions

Tom Wilson, et al

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Inside the Beltway: Was Iraq Worth it?

Jamie M. Fly

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The Henry Jackson Society works across borders and party lines to combat extremism, advance democracy and real human rights - and make a stand in an increasingly uncertain world. The Henry Jackson Society is a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales under company number 07465741 and a charity registered in England and Wales under registered charity number 1140489

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