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Rami G. Khouri

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Rami George Khouri is a Palestinian-Jordanian and US citizen whose family resides in Beirut and Nazareth. He is the Director of the Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs at the American University of Beirut, as well as a columnist at the Beirut-based Daily Star newspaper.

He is an internationally syndicated political columnist and book author, and a fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School and the Dubai School of Government. He has been a visiting scholar at Stanford, Syracuse, Tufts, Mt. Holyoke and Northeastern universities, and in November 2006 he was the co-recipient of the Pax Christi International Peace Award for his efforts to bring peace and reconciliation to the Middle East.

He was a Nieman journalism fellow at Harvard University in 2001-02, and recently served for four years on the international advisory board of the International Committee of the Red Cross. He has a BA in political science and MSc in journalism from Syracuse University.

He can be followed on Twitter @ramikhouri

      Recent Articles


Date Article
05/25/2013 Salafists on the Move
05/22/2013 Hezbollah’s Moment of Reckoning in Qusayr
05/18/2013 When Arab States and Citizens Differ on Palestine
05/15/2013 New Rules of the Evolving Arab Order
05/11/2013 China Addresses the Middle East
05/08/2013 The Real Scare in Syria Is Not Chemical Weapons
05/04/2013 Drop the Failed Approaches and Try New Ideas
05/01/2013 Arab Transitions Are Slow for Good Reasons
04/27/2013 The Test to Come: Forgiveness and Reconciliation
04/24/2013 Protecting the Homeland, Everywhere
04/20/2013 Kuwait’s Historic Civil Disobedience
04/17/2013 Syria Is Complicated -- Simultaneous Conflicts Always Are
04/13/2013 Development with Sovereignty
04/10/2013 John Kerry and the 65th Anniversary of Deir Yassin
04/06/2013 Painfully Following Iran in the U.S. Media
04/03/2013 Why Are Arab ‘National Dialogues’ So Fruitless?
03/30/2013 Lessons from Basketball and National Life
03/27/2013 Islamists and Secular Nationalists in Syria
03/22/2013 Dizzying and Exhilarating US Middle East Policies
03/20/2013 America and the Middle East - II
03/16/2013 America and the Middle East – I
03/13/2013 Judge Islamists by Performance, Not Piety
03/09/2013 War Fatigue and Fervor Coexist in Washington
03/06/2013 The Diplomatic Serial Failures
03/02/2013 U.S. Policy on Syria is Naïve and Counter-Productive
02/27/2013 When Citizens Claim Sovereignty
02/23/2013 Syria’s Fragmentation
02/20/2013 Obama and Kerry Should Listen Hard
02/16/2013 Arabs Seek Citizenship and Statehood
02/13/2013 The Impressive and Ugly Debate on Drones
02/09/2013 Remaking Arab Civil Society
02/06/2013 Dreaming in Washington, D.C.
02/02/2013 The Gangland Policies of Certain ‘Exceptional’ Nations
01/30/2013 Iraq and Egypt: Learning Democratic Republicanism
01/26/2013 Consolidating Its Center or Its Criminality?
01/23/2013 Israel’s Election Will Have Sharp Consequences
01/19/2013 The Big Story Today Is Not Mali
01/16/2013 Two Years On: Tunisia’s Social Pact
01/12/2013 Criminal Accountability Remains Due in Iraq
01/09/2013 Syria Conflict Raises Tough Issues
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