Delves into the historical context of authoritarianism in the Middle East, exploring the Arab exception, the impact of the Arab Spring, and the components of authoritarianism.
Emphasizes the importance of incompatibilities to prevent conflicts of interest and maintain democracy, advocating for a constitutional law on the matter.
Delves into civil society in the Middle East pre and post 'Arab Spring', including case studies and the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to the Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet.
Examines the transition from traditional squats to modern participatory housing, exploring community dynamics, the role of women, and the intersection of architecture and social structures.
Emphasizes the collaboration between cities and universities to address global challenges and promote peace, highlighting the role of the French language in fostering cultural exchange.
Delves into the complexities of interpreting the Middle East conflicts through a confessional lens, focusing on Hamas's reconciliation with Damascus and the UAE's efforts to rehabilitate Assad.
