In an interview, academic and activist Ziad Majed examines the destructive dynamics across the Middle East.
Ziad Majed teaches Middle East studies and international affairs at the American University of Paris. He wrote his DEA on Syria, and his Ph.D. dissertation on the Lebanese political system. Two years ago, he published a book titled Syrie, La Révolution Orpheline, or “Syria, The Orphaned Revolution.” Majed was active in Lebanese politics as a co-founder, then vice president, of the Democratic Left Movement during the first years of the century, before moving to Paris in 2006.
To read his interview with Michael Young, For Diwan of the Carnegie Endowmnent for International Peace, please click here
