Safwan Masri

Dean, Georgetown University in Qatar; Distinguished Professor of the Practice, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University.

[Jadaliyya @jadaliyya]

Connections Podcast Episode 86 with Norman Finkelstein, South Africa Charges Israel with Genocide at the ICJ, A 4-Part Series, Hosted by Mouin Rabbani https://t.co/FQwKtrZ7Ng

[Safwan Masri @smmasri]

I'll be at @ReadersJordan at 5:00 pm today for the launch of the Arabic version of my book, Tunisia: An Arab Anomaly. I hope to see you there!

[Safwan Masri @smmasri]

Join me @ReadersJordan at 5:00 pm on Feb 16 for the launch of the Arabic version of my book, Tunisia: An Arab Anomaly

[Safwan Masri @smmasri]

Three months after free elections, Tunisia has yet to install a new government. Read my latest article "Tunisia Risks Losing its Standing as a Democratic Exemplar" in the @FinancialTimes.

https://t.co/a60n4bHHax

[Safwan Masri @smmasri]

What Tunisia's upcoming elections mean for the future of its young democracy - sharing my thoughts in the Financial Times https://t.co/hoAX8oKsYQ

[Safwan Masri @smmasri]

Just uploaded footage from a favorite book discussion. @BenjaminHarvey, Turkey Bureau Chief for @business and @columbiajourn alum, asked challenging and thoughtful questions, drawing comparisons between Tunisia, Turkey, and the broader region. https://t.co/Fz7bIUzLtN

[Farah Nayeri @fnayeri]

Riveting talk by Professor Safwan Masri of @Columbia at the London home of @MaryamEisler — all about his new book ‘Tunisia: An Arab Anomaly.’ A great speaker.

[Safwan Masri @smmasri]

The voice of academia is critical in discussions on the future of engagement with displacement concerns. Today's agreement marks the first regional partnership between UNHCR and an academic institution. I hope this inspires others to follow suit @Columbia @CGCAmman @Refugees

[Safwan Masri @smmasri]

Delighted to sign MOU earlier today at @CGCAmman with UNHCR @Awad_Amin_ @Refugees to reinforce our partnership to develop evidence-based strategies and help address urgent issues for refugee communities @Columbia @GlobalCenters #UNHCR #UN #Columbia #Refugees

[Amin Awad @UN_Awad_Amin_]

Today we solidify our strategic partnership w @CGCAmman + look forward to continued + enhanced collaboration w academic entities such as @Columbia which can concretely participate in the collective effort to address current displacement crises while working to prevent future ones

[Amin Awad @UN_Awad_Amin_]

Constructive discussion at @CGCAmman on role of academia in humanitarian responses

Be it in the form of policy-making, dialogue or advocacy, this collaboration demonstrates true power + potential of the whole of society approach, as envisaged through Global Compact on @Refugees

[Safwan Masri @smmasri]

"What’s Left of the Arab Spring?” Watch the livesteam now: https://t.co/PYnxenI6hf

[French Culture Books @FrenchBooksUSA]

Tonight at 7pm: What's Left of the #ArabSpring? A panel at @albertinebooks with @smmasri, @khalafroula and Jean-Pierre Filiu, moderated by @BdeMontlaur! Not in NYC? No worries, check out the #livestream here: https://t.co/3tLRaCnjOm

[Villa Albertine @villa_albertine]

Jean-Pierre Filiu, @smmasri, @khalafroula & @BdeMontlaur discuss what's left of the #ArabSpring this Thurs, May 17 at 7pm @albertinebooks. Free & open to all, with support from @AllianceProg https://t.co/5DkKOQhr90

[Albertine Books @albertinebooks]

What are the major changes that the Arab Spring brought to the balance of power in the region? #JeanPierreFiliu @smmasri @khalafroula & @BdeMontlaur discuss what's left of the #ArabSpring this Thurs at 7pm with support from @AllianceProg https://t.co/o6ECb28GJf

[Safwan Masri @smmasri]

Friends in Cairo, I will be speaking @AUC on Monday, May 7 (https://t.co/mdNwGLWpax) and Netherlands-Flemish Institute on Tuesday, May 8 (https://t.co/b5APAMGSqL).

[Columbia | SIPA @ColumbiaSIPA]

"There is no question about the uniqueness of Tunisia, particularly in the Arab context", says @smmasri to @washingtonpost https://t.co/sg6SIM4MCF

[Columbia University @Columbia]

Do protests in #Tunisia mean trouble for its democracy? Quite the contrary, says the head of Columbia Global Centers Safwan Masri. https://t.co/NgXToVTC3h

[Safwan Masri @smmasri]

What Tunisia can teach its neighbors about the value of education. https://t.co/TuvGXLGvQF

[Safwan Masri @smmasri]

Happening now: “Unfinished Revolution: The Challenge of Consolidating Tunisia’s Democratic Gains” | Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs https://t.co/E5kACqcWJO