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MagnifyElias Muhanna
Non-resident visiting scholar
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Encina Hall
Stanford University
Research Interests
Lebanese politics, political reform, comparative literature and contemporary culture and politics
Elias Muhanna is a Non-resident Visiting Scholar at Stanford University’s Program on Arab Reform & Democracy and a PhD candidate in Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations at Harvard University. He is also the author of QifaNabki.com, a blog devoted to Lebanese political affairs, and has written extensively on contemporary cultural and political issues in the Middle East for several general-interest publications, including The Nation, Foreign Policy, The Guardian, The National, Mideast Monitor, World Politics Review, Bidoun, andTransition. In 2012, Muhanna will join the faculty of Brown University as an Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature.
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