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John P. Entelis

Professor of Political Science Professor of Political Science and Associate Director of the Middle East Studies Program

Fordham University

Affiliations

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Economics

International Political Economy and Development

Fordham College at Lincoln Center

International Studies

Middle East Studies

John P. Entelis is currently serving as an Economics Professor of Political Science Professor of Political Science and Associate Director of the Middle East Studies Program at Fordham University.

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John P. Entelis

Fordham University

Professor of Political Science Professor of Political Science and Associate Director of the Middle East Studies Program

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political science north african studies middle eastern studies middle east policy international relations history african studies democratization african political economy islamic thought islamic studies contemporary islam democracy african american studies international politics geopolitics political studies political sociology public policy african diaspora african identity political development political transformation politics governance ideology regime analysis transnational history levant political systems social change political culture political conflict religious pluralism north africa political behavior historical review political theory internationalism (politics) comparative religion civil society historical analysis middle east party transformation regional policy multiculturalism cultural policy sustainable development rural sociology political power domestic politics development policy electoral politics petroleum science institutional change social conditions petroleum reservoirs unconventional oil petroleum chemistry petroleum production engineering petroleum geochemistry injustice policy interventions political agendas algerian state institution tunisian politics ideological change moroccan politics revolutionary lives frantz fanon maghrib state authoritarian impulse economic indicator socio-political unrest authoritarian politics north african policy geopolitical conflict

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Islam Et DéMocratie: Comment Changer La Face Du Monde Arabe. The Journal of North African Studies (2025)

islamic economicsislamic studiesislamic thoughtreligious studiesdemocratic theoryfrenchdemocratizationcontemporary islammiddle eastern studiesreligionislamic marketingislamic financecomment changermiddle east policy

Algerian Democracy: An Oxymoron or Usurped Opportunity?. Bustan The Middle East Book Review (2024)

John P. Entelis

usurped opportunitypolitical sciencedemocratizationalgerian democracyinternational relationsmiddle eastern studiesgeopoliticspolitical developmentinternational politicsdemocracymiddle east policy

The Rebel’s Clinic: The Revolutionary Lives of Frantz Fanon. The Journal of North African Studies (2024)

John P. Entelis

north african studiesafrican american studiesafrican diasporarevolutionary livesfrantz fanonafrican identity

Le Mal Algérien. The Journal of North African Studies (2023)

John P. Entelis

le mal algeriennorth african studiesafrican american studiesafrican diasporaafrican studies

Un Printemps Sans Le Peuple: Une Histoire Arabe UsurpéE, Janvier 2011-Novembre 1911 Un Printemps Sans Le Peuple: Une Histoire Arabe UsurpéE, Janvier 2011-Novembre 1911, by Saber Mansouri, Paris, PasséS ComposéS, 2022, 228 Pp., €20 (Softcover), Isbn 978-2-3793-3717-8. The Journal of North African Studies (2023)

John P. Entelis

historysaber mansouriintellectual historypolitical historyinternational historyhistoriographyhistorical reconstructionreference frameafrican american studiestransnational historyhistorical evidencemodern italycultural history

Partis Politiques Et Protestations Au Maroc (1934–2020). The Journal of North African Studies (2022)

John P. Entelis

political sciencepolitical conflictprotestnorth african studiespartis politiquesafrican american studies

La Face"CachéE" Des SociéTéS Civiles Au Maghreb: Un Espoir Pour Demain?. The Journal of North African Studies (2021)

John P. Entelis

civilizationshistoryciviles au maghrebsociologypolitical historynorth african studiescivil society

The Algerian Dream: Youth and the Quest for Dignity. The Journal of North African Studies (2021)

John P. Entelis

algerian dreamyouth justicenorth african studiesafrican american studiesafrican identity

Tunisie, L'apprentissage De La DéMocratie 2011–2021 / MéDias Et Recompositions Politiques Dans La Tunisie Post-Ben Ali. The Journal of North African Studies (2021)

John P. Entelis

political sciencepolitical studiespolitical historydemocratizationnorth african studiespolitical behaviorpolitical developmentdemocracy

Quand La Tunisie Ouvrait La Voie … Combats Et DéBats D'une AnnéE Révolutionnaire. The Journal of North African Studies (2020)

John P. Entelis

historyintersectionalitynorth african studiesafrican american studiesafrican diasporacultureannee revolutionnaireafrican studiesafrican identity

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John P. Entelis

Professor of Political Science Professor of Political Science and Associate Director of the Middle East Studies Program

Fordham University

Affiliations

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Economics

International Political Economy and Development

Fordham College at Lincoln Center

International Studies

Middle East Studies

John P. Entelis is currently serving as an Economics Professor of Political Science Professor of Political Science and Associate Director of the Middle East Studies Program at Fordham University.

Honors

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Experiences

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John P. Entelis

Fordham University

Professor of Political Science Professor of Political Science and Associate Director of the Middle East Studies Program

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Islam Et DéMocratie: Comment Changer La Face Du Monde Arabe. The Journal of North African Studies (2025)

Algerian Democracy: An Oxymoron or Usurped Opportunity?. Bustan The Middle East Book Review (2024)

John P. Entelis

usurped opportunitypolitical sciencedemocratizationalgerian democracyinternational relationsmiddle eastern studiesgeopoliticspolitical developmentinternational politicsdemocracymiddle east policy

The Rebel’s Clinic: The Revolutionary Lives of Frantz Fanon. The Journal of North African Studies (2024)

John P. Entelis

north african studiesafrican american studiesafrican diasporarevolutionary livesfrantz fanonafrican identity

Le Mal Algérien. The Journal of North African Studies (2023)

John P. Entelis

le mal algeriennorth african studiesafrican american studiesafrican diasporaafrican studies

John P. Entelis

Partis Politiques Et Protestations Au Maroc (1934–2020). The Journal of North African Studies (2022)

John P. Entelis

political sciencepolitical conflictprotestnorth african studiespartis politiquesafrican american studies

La Face"CachéE" Des SociéTéS Civiles Au Maghreb: Un Espoir Pour Demain?. The Journal of North African Studies (2021)

John P. Entelis

civilizationshistoryciviles au maghrebsociologypolitical historynorth african studiescivil society

The Algerian Dream: Youth and the Quest for Dignity. The Journal of North African Studies (2021)

John P. Entelis

algerian dreamyouth justicenorth african studiesafrican american studiesafrican identity

Tunisie, L'apprentissage De La DéMocratie 2011–2021 / MéDias Et Recompositions Politiques Dans La Tunisie Post-Ben Ali. The Journal of North African Studies (2021)

John P. Entelis

political sciencepolitical studiespolitical historydemocratizationnorth african studiespolitical behaviorpolitical developmentdemocracy

Quand La Tunisie Ouvrait La Voie … Combats Et DéBats D'une AnnéE Révolutionnaire. The Journal of North African Studies (2020)

John P. Entelis

historyintersectionalitynorth african studiesafrican american studiesafrican diasporacultureannee revolutionnaireafrican studiesafrican identity

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