MPPA Policy Talk Feb event

Khodr M. Zaarour, PhD. holds graduate degrees in public and international relations, political science, liberal studies and history with a focus on international security and strategic studies, transnational crime, revolutionary movements and terrorism, Middle East politics and American foreign policy.  He is currently an assistant professor at North Carolina State University teaching international relations, international studies, international development, terrorism and American foreign policy. 

 He worked as a researcher and policy analyst at the National Defense University where he researched, analyzed, critiqued and evaluated U.S. intelligence and security material, coordinated, organized and moderated conferences and wrote articles and newsletters. 

 He has written extensively on issues related to international relations, terrorism, the connections between domestic politics and American foreign policy, globalization and regionalism, Middle East politics and the relationship between democracy promotion, diplomacy and conflict-resolution and peace-building policy.  His latest book is the Varying Views of Democracy Among Iraqis.  

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This event is part of the Student Research series.