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DESCRIPTION:U.S.-Arab World Relations: The Differences between Democracy an
 d Authoritarianism Joshua Stacher received his Ph.D. from the University o
 f St. Andrews’ School of International Relations and completed a post-doct
 oral fellowship in the Middle East Studies Program at Syracuse University’
 s Maxwell School for Citizenship. He is currently working on a book that c
 ompares institutions and co-optation to explain authoritarian adaptation i
 n Egypt and Syria. His research interests include hereditary succession in
  the Middle East as well as Islamist movements\, in particular Egypt’s Soc
 iety of Muslim Brothers.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:MES Presents: Josh Stacher
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:U.S.-Arab World Relations: The Differences bet
 ween Democracy and Authoritarianism Joshua Stacher received his Ph.D. from
  the University of St. Andrews’ School of International Relations and comp
 leted a post-doctoral fellowship in the Middle East Studies Program at Syr
 acuse University’s Maxwell School for Citizenship. He is currently working
  on a book that compares institutions and co-optation to explain authorita
 rian adaptation in Egypt and Syria. His research interests include heredit
 ary succession in the Middle East as well as Islamist movements\, in parti
 cular Egypt’s Society of Muslim Brothers.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
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