Khalil Jahshan

formerly, National Association of Arab Americans

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Lecturer in International Studies and Languages at Pepperdine University and Executive Director of its Washington DC Internship Program; former president of the National Association of Arab Americans

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Since the so-called "Arab Spring" began in Tunisia, there's been violence in that country. Today, Egypt's new military leaders formally criminalized protests.

Are Revolutions Transforming the Middle East?

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