Faculty & Staff

Denis J. Sullivan

OFFICE LOCATION: 263 Holmes Hall
OFFICE PHONE: 617-373-4409

EMAIL: d.sullivan@neu.edu

OFFICE HOURS: By appointment only (Spring Sabbatical)

CURRICULUM VITAE: D. Sullivan CV

EDUCATION:
Ph.D., Political Science, University of Michigan (1987)

COURSES TAUGHT:
Middle East Studies, Arab-Israeli Conflict, International Conflict & Negotiations, Gov't & Politics in the Middle East, Comparative Politics

RESEARCH INTERESTS:
NGOs & Civil Society in Egypt, Israel-Palestine, Lebanon; Islamist movements; US Policy in the Middle East

PUBLICATIONS (sample listing):

Books

Egypt: Global Security Watch, with Kimberly Jones, (Praeger 2008)

The World Bank and the Palestinian NGO Project: From Service Delivery to Sustainable Development (Jerusalem: PASSIA, 2001)

Islam in Contemporary Egypt: Civil Society vs. the State, with Sana Abed-Kotob (Boulder: L. Rienner, 1999)

Private Voluntary Organizations in Egypt: Islamic Development, Private Initiative, and State Control (University Press of Florida, 1994)

Privatization & Liberalization in the Middle East, co-edited with Iliya Harik (Indiana University Press, 1992).

Articles:

"Will the Muslim Brotherhood 'Run' in 2010?" Arab Reform Bulletin

"The Struggle For Egypt's Future," Current History

"NGOs and Development in Egypt: Developing a Partnership Between Government and Civil Society," Middle East Insight

"State & Civil Society in Conflict in Egypt" Middle East Affairs Journal

"NGOs in Palestine: Agents of Development & Foundation of Civil Society," Journal of Palestine Studies

"The Failure of U.S. Foreign Aid: An Examination of Causes and a Call for Reform," Global Governance

Chapters:

"Egypt," Countries at the Crossroads: A Survey of Democratic Governance. Freedom House

"The U.S.-Egypt Partnership: Are Human Rights Included?" Human Rights Implementation Project. US Institute of Peace

Anwar el-Sadat, a political biography. The World Book Encyclopedia