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I am not teaching in AY 2009-2010 (I'm on research leave) |
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Reviews of
Organizations at War:
Perspectives,
Foreign Affairs,
Survival,
Choice,
PSQ,
JFQ,
Journal de l'Armée du Canada, India's
Telegraph,
Asian Politics,
African & Asian Politics |
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Welcome to my academic web page. I research strategy and organization in
politicized group conflicts, parliamentary settings, and transnational
relations. The geographic areas I study closely are North Africa, the
Middle East, and Afghanistan. My first book develops a new
perspective and theory to understand the evolution & outcomes of ethnic
conflict, occupation and civil war. It contains studies of Afghan
conflicts and broad statistical research.
Organizations at War in Afghanistan & Beyond was published by
Cornell University Press in 2008.
My other major research interest is the politics of Muslim
minorities in Western Europe and North America. I organized an
international conference at IU on the topic. An edited volume titled
Muslims in Western Politics was
published by Indiana University Press in Fall 2008. I am now working on a
new book on Muslim representation.
I received my PhD in political science from UCLA in the
summer of 2002, and spent a year as a Fellow at
Stanford University's Center for International Security & Cooperation (CISAC).
I am
currently an Assistant Professor of Political Science & Middle Eastern Studies
at Indiana University, Bloomington, and a 2009
Carnegie Scholar.
Abdulkader.
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Some
recent research-related activities:
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I will be giving an invited talk at a conference organized by the
Remarque Institute and the École Pratique des Hautes Études (Sorbonne),
Paris, France, December 11-12, 2009
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I was selected as a
2009 Carnegie Scholar and awarded a $99,500 grant to research Muslim
representation in the West.
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I gave a talk at the University of Venice, Italy, in
May 2009.
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I gave a talk about options for the Obama Administration in
Afghanistan at Rutgers on April 13, 2009.
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I gave a talk at the US Congress on policy option in Afghanistan on
April 2nd, 2009.
Organized by the Progressive Congressional Caucus.
My notes.
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I participated in a workshop on Muslims in the West at Princeton in
March 2009.
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I gave a talk on Afghanistan's current conflicts at Carnegie Mellon
in February 2009
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I gave a talk on Organizations at
War at the University of Ottawa on November 25, 2008.
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I participated in LISD/Princeton
University Afghanistan Review Conference, September 4th-7th, 2008, Bonn,
Germany.
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I
presented a paper on the
underpinnings of bias against minority candidates at APSA in Boston,
August 2008
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Reviews of
Organizations at War:
Perspectives on
Politics
Foreign Affairs,
Survival,
Choice,
Political Science
Quarterly, Joint Forces
Quarterly
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On June 16, 2008, I gave a talk at the Center for Global Studies in
Istanbul.
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I gave an invited talk titled “Of
gains and options: Why do Islamist parties choose to compete
electorally?” at the Institute of Social Studies in the
Netherlands on
January 21, 2008.
The
latest (teaching and other activities):
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