Islamist Parties
v ÒPolitical Islam Becomes Less
Political,Ó Imminent Frame, Social Science Research Council blog,
March 2014
v ÒThe Brotherhood Withdraws Into
Itself,Ó Project on Middle East Political Science memo, January 2014
v ÒRoundtable on the Future of
Political Islam,Ó Jadaliyya, November 2013
v ÒKuwaitÕs Muslim Brotherhood
under PressureÓ (with Scott Williamson), Foreign Policy, November
2014
v ÒIslam and Politics in the New Egypt,Ó
Carnegie Paper April 2013
v ÒWhen Victory Becomes an
Option: The Muslim Brotherhood Confronts Success,Ó Carnegie Paper,
January 2012
v ÒThe Muslim Brotherhood as
Helicopter Parent,Ó Foreign Policy, 27 May 2011
v
ÒThe BrotherhoodÕs Coming-Out
Party,Ó Carnegie commentary, 24 March 2011
v
ÒWill Slow and Steady Win the
Race?Ó Foreign Policy, 28 February 2011
v
ÒIslamists: Politics Beckons
Once Again,Ó Carnegie commentary 22 February 2011
v
ÒThe Irrelevance of the
International Muslim Brotherhood,Ó Foreign Policy, 20
September 2010
v
ÒThe Muslim Brotherhood's (and
Egypt's) Qutb Conundrum,Ó Foreign
Policy, 17 May 2010
v
ÒThe Egyptian Muslim
Brotherhood: Islamist Participation in a Closing Political Environment,Ó
with Amr Hamzawy, Carnegie
paper, March 2010
v
ÒKuwaiti Democracy in Crisis,Ó
Islam On Line, May 2009
v
ÒKuwaitÕs 2008 Parliamentary
Elections: A Setback for Democratic Islamism,Ó Carnegie web
commentary, May 2008
v
ÒThe Draft Party Platform of
the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood: Foray Into Political Integration or Retreat
Into Old Positions?Ó with Amr Hamzawy, Carnegie Paper, January 2008
v
ÒWhat Islamists Need to be
Clear About: The Case of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood,Ó Carnegie
Web Commentary, February 2007 (with Amr Hamzawy and Marina Ottaway)
v ÒPushing Toward Party
Politics? KuwaitÕs Islamic Constitutional Movement,Ó Carnegie
Paper, January 2007
[Note:
Mohammed Hussein Al-Dallal of the Islamic Constitutional Movement issued a
response to this paper]
v
ÒJordan and Its Islamist
Movement: The Limits of Inclusion?Ó Carnegie Paper, November 2006
v
ÒIslamist Movements and the
Democratic Process in the Arab World: Exploring Gray Zones,Ó
Carnegie Paper No. 67, March 2006, with Amr Hamzawy and Marina Ottaway