Faculty associate in Northeastern’s Middle East Center defines the role and effectiveness of no-fly zones in quelling threats to global peace and security
Working to end age-old strife
Promoting religious tolerance among Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland has encouraged Northeastern University junior Tess McCarthy to consider a career in conflict resolution among Israelis and Palestinians in the Middle East.
3Qs: Opposing Al Qaeda with democracy
Associate Professor of International Affairs Berna Turam, the author of “Between Islam and the State: the Politics of Engagement,” offers insight into the recent uprisings in Egypt, Tunisia, and Libya, and explains the importance of hope in the midst of a wave of democratic upheaval.
