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Mohammed M. Hafez

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Naval Postgraduate School

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Department Of Electrical Engineering

Institute For Security Governance

Institute for Regional and International Security (IRIS)

National Security Affairs

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School Of Mechanical And Aerospace Engineering

Mohammed M. Hafez is currently serving as an Electrical Engineering Professor at Naval Postgraduate School.

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political conflict conflict middle east policy political science history ideology islamic thought contemporary islam terrorism financing peace research religious studies middle eastern studies security studies islamic studies international conflict international security international relations strategic studies nationalism civil conflict protest war crimes geopolitics violent behavior north african studies conflict studies geopolitical conflict social sciences conflict resolution political studies religious research islamic finance civil wars civil-military relations conflict management multivariate analysis national security civil defense comparative religion peacemaking islamic economics controversial tactic global networks social forces interpersonal violence american studies political science research lateral violence psychological violence homicide information warfare social networks organizational conflict suicide anti-imperialism intergroup conflict symbolic techniques crisis negotiations genocide international politics christian practice religious tourism martyrdom mythology preliminary theoretical synthesis illustrative case study suicide bombers rebel movements syrian militant infighting german foreign fighters rebel alliances armed islamist movements fratricidal rebels quantitative data documentary evidence suicide terrorism mass effect

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A Waning Crescent: Why the Era of Islamism is Coming to an End. The Middle East Journal (2026)

islamic studieswaning crescentislamic financereligious studiesreligionsociology of religionislamic economicscontemporary islamislamic thoughthistorymiddle eastern studies

Liminal Minorities: Religious Difference and Mass Violence in Muslim Societies. by GüNeş Murat TezcüR. Ithaca, Ny: Cornell University Press, 2024. 254P.. Perspectives on Politics (2025)

religious differencesocial justiceislamic studiesreligiosityliminal minoritiessociologyreligious studiesreligionethnicitysociology of religionscientific study of religionreligious pluralismmass violencecontemporary islamislamic thoughtviolent behavior

Choosing Sides in Forever Wars: How Wedge Threats Shape Ideological Alignment in Fragmented Warscapes. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism (2024)

peace researchinternational securityinternational politicscivilizationsideologygeopolitical conflictpolitical scienceinternational conflictstrategic studiesforever warsfragmented warscapesinternational relationsforeign policyconflictgeopoliticsconflict resolutionpolitical conflict

Ideology in Civil Wars. (2022)

peace researchnationalismideologypolitical sciencecivil conflictcivil warspolitical studiesanti-imperialismamerican studiespolitical historypolitical conflicthistory

Jihad in the City: Militant Islam and Contentious Politics in Tripoli Jihad in the City: Militant Islam and Contentious Politics in Tripoli, by RaphaëL LefèVre, New York, Ny, Cambridge University Press, 2021, 482 Pp., $29.99 (Paperback), Isbn 9781108444989. Terrorism and Political Violence (2022)

islamic studiescontentious politicscivil conflictmilitant islamreligious studiescontemporary islammiddle east policynew yorkconflictislamic thoughtpolitical conflicthistorymiddle eastern studies

Consolidation of Nonstate Armed Actors in Fragmented Conflicts: Introducing an Emerging Research Program. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism (2021)

Mohammed M. HafezMichael GabbayEmily Kalah Gade

intergroup conflictperformance studiesgeopoliticspolitical conflictpeace researchinternational securityresearch programinternational conflictpolitical sciencecivil conflictstrategysecurity studiesconflict resolutionpolitical science researchfragmented conflictsinternational relationsconflict managementcrisis managementsocial sciencesconflict

The Crisis Within Jihadism: The Islamic State’s Puritanism vs. Al-Qa`Ida’s Populism. (2020)

islamic studiesideologypolitical philosophynorth african studiesreligious studiesreligionislamic state ’middle east policyida ’contemporary islamislamic thoughtpolitical historypolitical conflicthistorymiddle eastern studies

Fratricide in Rebel Movements: A Network Analysis of Syrian Militant Infighting. Journal of Peace Research (2019)

Emily Kalah GadeMohammed M HafezMichael Gabbay

peace researchpolitical scienceconflictrebel movementssyrian militant infightingpolitical conflict

Networks of Cooperation: Rebel Alliances in Fragmented Civil Wars. Journal of Conflict Resolution (2019)

Emily Kalah GadeMichael GabbayMohammed M. HafezZane Kelly

network analysiscooperationpolitical sciencecivil conflictcivil-military relationsrebel alliancesorganizational conflictsecurity studiesconflict studiessocial sciencesconflict managementconflictconflict resolutioncivil wars

Deadly Clerics: Blocked Ambition and the Paths to Jihad. by Richard a. Nielsen. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2017. 256P. $94.99 Cloth, $29.99 Paper.. Perspectives on Politics (2018)

deadly clericsintellectual historyislamic studiesideologychristian practicerichard a. nielsenreligious studiescomparative religionreligionreligious tourismsociology of religionhumanitiesreligious researchnew yorkcontemporary islamislamic thoughtcritical theoryinterfaith

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Mohammed M. Hafez

Professor

Naval Postgraduate School

Affiliations

Department Of Electrical Engineering

Institute For Security Governance

Institute for Regional and International Security (IRIS)

National Security Affairs

Resources

School Of Mechanical And Aerospace Engineering

Mohammed M. Hafez is currently serving as an Electrical Engineering Professor at Naval Postgraduate School.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Waning Crescent: Why the Era of Islamism is Coming to an End. The Middle East Journal (2026)

islamic studieswaning crescentislamic financereligious studiesreligionsociology of religionislamic economicscontemporary islamislamic thoughthistorymiddle eastern studies

Liminal Minorities: Religious Difference and Mass Violence in Muslim Societies. by GüNeş Murat TezcüR. Ithaca, Ny: Cornell University Press, 2024. 254P.. Perspectives on Politics (2025)

Choosing Sides in Forever Wars: How Wedge Threats Shape Ideological Alignment in Fragmented Warscapes. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism (2024)

Ideology in Civil Wars. (2022)

peace researchnationalismideologypolitical sciencecivil conflictcivil warspolitical studiesanti-imperialismamerican studiespolitical historypolitical conflicthistory

islamic studiescontentious politicscivil conflictmilitant islamreligious studiescontemporary islammiddle east policynew yorkconflictislamic thoughtpolitical conflicthistorymiddle eastern studies

Consolidation of Nonstate Armed Actors in Fragmented Conflicts: Introducing an Emerging Research Program. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism (2021)

Mohammed M. HafezMichael GabbayEmily Kalah Gade

The Crisis Within Jihadism: The Islamic State’s Puritanism vs. Al-Qa`Ida’s Populism. (2020)

Fratricide in Rebel Movements: A Network Analysis of Syrian Militant Infighting. Journal of Peace Research (2019)

Emily Kalah GadeMohammed M HafezMichael Gabbay

peace researchpolitical scienceconflictrebel movementssyrian militant infightingpolitical conflict

Networks of Cooperation: Rebel Alliances in Fragmented Civil Wars. Journal of Conflict Resolution (2019)

Emily Kalah GadeMichael GabbayMohammed M. HafezZane Kelly

Deadly Clerics: Blocked Ambition and the Paths to Jihad. by Richard a. Nielsen. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2017. 256P. $94.99 Cloth, $29.99 Paper.. Perspectives on Politics (2018)

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