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Jason Brownlee

Professor Associate Professor

University of Texas at Austin

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College of Liberal Arts

Government

Middle Eastern Studies

Jason Brownlee is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor Associate Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

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University of Texas at Austin

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political science democracy middle eastern studies political history political theory international relations political analysis arab spring governance democratization middle east policy geopolitics international politics political systems public policy democratic theory contemporary islam political behavior political competition durable authoritarianism anthropology comparative politics international security islamic thought conflict resolution regime analysis political transformation oppression geopolitical conflict political conflict political process democracy prevention regime persistence evolutionary biology political science research social science research sociology of religion interpersonal violence violence against women violent behavior crisis management internal medicine historical transition liberal democracy deliberative democracy global south global north societal influence dating violence interfaith social isolation social context peer relationships islamic studies international cooperation orientalism historical evidence institutional change clinical disease general internal medicine evidence-based medicine clinical populations global politics community building neopatrimonial regimes explaining survival modest harvest low tide third wave african elections third wave era muslim brothers influential pressure group deep causes dynamic events anti-christian violence

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Foreign-Imposed Regime Change and the American War in Afghanistan. Political Science Quarterly (2024)

Jason Brownlee

american wargeopolitical conflictpolitical scienceinternational relationsforeign policyconflictforeign-imposed regime change

Modern History and Politics: After the Arab Uprisings: Progress and Stagnation in the Middle East and North Africa, by Shamiran Mako and Valentine M. Moghadam (Book Review). The Middle East Journal (2022)

Jason M. Brownlee

arab uprisingsnorth africamodern historymiddle eastpolitical historyhistorymiddle eastern studies

Jordan and the Arab Uprisings: Regime Survival and Politics Beyond the State. by Curtis R. Ryan. New York: Columbia University Press, 2018. 296P. $90.00 Cloth, $30.00 Paper.. Perspectives on Politics (2019)

Jason Brownlee

geopolitical conflictglobal politicsmiddle east policygeopoliticspolitical sciencepolitical studiesforeign policydemocracypolitical processmiddle eastern studiescolumbia university presspolitical theoryinternational relationsinternational politicshistorypoliticsarab uprisingseast asian studiesregime survivalpolitical analysispolitical history

Social Relationships and the Prevention of Anti-Christian Violence in Egypt. The Middle East Journal (2018)

Jason Brownlee

social relationshipssociology of religionanti-christian violencesociologyviolence against womeninterpersonal violencepublic healthsocial contextinterfaithmiddle eastern studiespeer relationshipsreligious studiesreligiondating violencesocial relationssocial movementscontemporary islamviolent behaviorsocial isolationconflict

Breakdowns and Crackdowns. Oxford University Press eBooks (2015)

Jason BrownleeTarek MasoudAndrew Reynolds

international securitycriminologypolitical sciencedisastersrisk managementcrisis managementsecurity studies

Domestic and Foreign Sources of Arab Absolutism: Evidence From Tunisia and Egypt, 1857-1882. 22nd International Conference of Europeanists (2015)

Jason Brownlee

islamic studiespolitical sciencereligious studiesinternational cooperationinternational relationsarab absolutismforeign sourcesanthropologymiddle east policyorientalismcontemporary islamislamic thoughthistorical evidenceglobal studiesmiddle eastern studies

From Dynamic Events to Deep Causes: Outcomes and Explanations of the Arab Spring. Middle East Law and Governance (2015)

Jason BrownleeTarek MasoudAndrew Reynolds

international politicspublic policypolitical sciencedeep causesjurisprudenceinternational relationslawarab springdynamic eventsgovernancemiddle east policygeopolitics

Limits and Legacies of the Arab Spring. Oxford University Press eBooks (2015)

Jason BrownleeTarek MasoudAndrew Reynolds

east asian studiesarab springmiddle eastern studiespolitical science

Lineages of Repression. Oxford University Press eBooks (2015)

Jason BrownleeTarek MasoudAndrew Reynolds

intellectual historyoppressionliteraturesocial forcesprotestdeviance (sociology)history

Post-Breakdown Trajectories. Oxford University Press eBooks (2015)

Jason BrownleeTarek MasoudAndrew Reynolds

population dynamicstrajectory planningeconomicspost-breakdown trajectoriestrajectory optimizationtime seriespath planningtemporal dynamics

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Jason Brownlee

Professor Associate Professor

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Government

Middle Eastern Studies

Jason Brownlee is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor Associate Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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Jason Brownlee

University of Texas at Austin

Professor Associate Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Foreign-Imposed Regime Change and the American War in Afghanistan. Political Science Quarterly (2024)

Jason Brownlee

american wargeopolitical conflictpolitical scienceinternational relationsforeign policyconflictforeign-imposed regime change

Jason M. Brownlee

arab uprisingsnorth africamodern historymiddle eastpolitical historyhistorymiddle eastern studies

Jason Brownlee

Social Relationships and the Prevention of Anti-Christian Violence in Egypt. The Middle East Journal (2018)

Jason Brownlee

Breakdowns and Crackdowns. Oxford University Press eBooks (2015)

Jason BrownleeTarek MasoudAndrew Reynolds

international securitycriminologypolitical sciencedisastersrisk managementcrisis managementsecurity studies

Domestic and Foreign Sources of Arab Absolutism: Evidence From Tunisia and Egypt, 1857-1882. 22nd International Conference of Europeanists (2015)

Jason Brownlee

From Dynamic Events to Deep Causes: Outcomes and Explanations of the Arab Spring. Middle East Law and Governance (2015)

Jason BrownleeTarek MasoudAndrew Reynolds

international politicspublic policypolitical sciencedeep causesjurisprudenceinternational relationslawarab springdynamic eventsgovernancemiddle east policygeopolitics

Limits and Legacies of the Arab Spring. Oxford University Press eBooks (2015)

Jason BrownleeTarek MasoudAndrew Reynolds

east asian studiesarab springmiddle eastern studiespolitical science

Lineages of Repression. Oxford University Press eBooks (2015)

Jason BrownleeTarek MasoudAndrew Reynolds

intellectual historyoppressionliteraturesocial forcesprotestdeviance (sociology)history

Post-Breakdown Trajectories. Oxford University Press eBooks (2015)

Jason BrownleeTarek MasoudAndrew Reynolds

population dynamicstrajectory planningeconomicspost-breakdown trajectoriestrajectory optimizationtime seriespath planningtemporal dynamics

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2
3
4
10 / page

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