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Ahmed Jamil Azm is an assistant professor of international relations at Birzeit University, a member of the Board of Directors of the Research Center (PMF), and a member of the Palestinian Central Council. Previously, he held the position of Head of the Master’s Program in International Studies at the Abu-Lughod Institute for International Studies, at Birzeit University, in Palestine, and previously served as Director of the Arab and Palestinian Studies Program at the same university, and was a member of the Board of Directors of the Abu-Lughod Institute of International Studies at the university, and a lecturer in studies International and Political Science. He was previously a visiting scholar at the School of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Cambridge, UK. He also worked for about ten years at the Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research in Abu Dhabi, as a researcher and lecturer in scientific research curricula, and as a director of the editor of the center's Future Horizons periodical.
He has co-authored several books, most notably "Arab and Democratic Satellite Channels", "The Canaan Star", "The Future of Jerusalem and the Peaceful Settlement Process", "Jordan's Social History (Jordan in Western Studies)", and "Current Transformations and Their Possible Role in Creating Change in the Arab World" (in Arabic and English). His published research studies include "American Scientific Failure in Iraq and the Failure of Conflict Transformation Strategies" (in Arabic and English), and "Redefining Conflict Management" (in Arabic and English).
Dr. wrote. Ahmed Azm has been in the Al-Ittihad newspaper in Abu Dhabi, regularly, for five years, ending in 2011. He has been a regular writer in the Jordanian newspaper Al-Ghad since 2005, and is not a regular in other newspapers, in both Arabic and English, as his writings appear in the International Politics Journal, in Egypt, and publications of the Institute for Palestine Studies, in Beirut and Jerusalem, and he is a member of the Advisory Board for Research of the Masarat Studies Center in Palestine.
Dr.. Ahmed Azem holds a PhD from the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom in political science, specializing in international relations. He also worked as a lecturer for the bachelor’s stage at the same university. He holds a bachelor’s degree in sociology and politics, and a master’s degree in political science from the University of Jordan.
publications
PhD Thesis Title: Jerusalem and the Politics of Settlement in the Middle East
Published Research
Operation Wadi Al Haramiya, Journal of Palestine Studies - Summer 2014
Prisoners of Freedom, Journal of Palestine Studies - Spring 2014
Jerusalem in American Political Discourse, Annals of Jerusalem, Institute for Palestine Studies, Spring-Summer 2013 issue
The dialectic of the international and the national: Do regional transformations impose a redefinition of the identity of the Palestinian cause?, International Politics Journal, April 2013
Gaza Changes the Rules of the Game, Journal of Palestine Studies - Spring 2013
Conflict Transformation: “Non-zero Approach” for Post-Arab Revolution Conflict Management, International Politics Journal, October, 2012
Redefining the term (conflict management): a critical review, The Arab Journal of Political Science, August, 2012
"All politics are internal"... The Palestinian cause in the new Arab era, International Politics magazine, October, 2011
The Role of Research Centers in Public Life, Future Horizons, July - August 2011
Between Israeli Reluctance and Iranian Ambiguity: Is the Nuclear Scene in the Region Changing?, Horizons of the Future, January-February 2011
Strategies in Managing the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict, Future Horizons, November-December 2010
Between the requirements of liberation and the daily burdens: new forces competing with the Palestinian factions, the Horizons of the Future periodical September-October 2010
More Violent Fundamentalism, Internally and Abroad: Religion in Israel, Future Perspectives, July-August 2010
Global Trade and Peace.. Three Theories in the Formation of Integration The Role of the Phenomenon of the International System, Future Horizons Journal May-June 2010
The American intelligence breakdown in Iraq and the failure of the strategies of conflict 'transformation, Contemporary Arab Affairs, Volume 3, Issue 2, 2010
Between the “return of the state” globally and its formation and its decline regionally, Future Horizons Journal January-February 2010
Rejecting Conspiracy Theory: Opinion Writers and Columns in the Arab Press and Iran's Elections, Future Horizons November-December 2009
Personal and regional interests have greater weight in the decision to vote, moving away from ideologies in the Arab elections, Horizons for the Future, September-October 2009
The American Scientific Failure in Iraq, and the Failure of Strategies to “Transform” the Conflict, The Arab Journal of Political Science, Fall 2009
The Reconceptualisation of Conflict Management, Peace, conflict and Development Journal, vol.7 July 2005
Wrote
Arab Satellite Channels and Democracy, chapter in the book: Lina Al-Jayousi (Editor), Studies in Democracy and the Media, Ramallah: Muwatin, 2012
How do we study identity?, Introduction to the book: Ahmed Jamil Azm (Editor), Najma Kanaan, Amman: Dar Fada’at, 2011,
The Palestinian Hunger Book, When Stories of Empty Bowels Are a People’s Memory, Book: A Chapter in a Book: Ahmed Jamil Azm (Editor), Najma Canaan, Amman: Dar Fada’at, 2011,
The future of Jerusalem and the peace settlement process, chapter in a book: Jerusalem, Studies in History and Politics, Abu Dhabi, Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research, 2010
A model of the impact of globalization on the press, the opinion pages of "Al-Ittihad", a chapter in the book: Al-Ittihad newspaper and its position in the Arab press, Al-Ahram Foundation, Cairo, 2009
Structural transformations in the Arab countries: the increasing legitimacy of the state and the decline in the role of governments, chapter in the book: The current transformations and their potential role in bringing about change in the Arab world, Abu Dhabi, Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research, 2007
Jordan in Western Studies, chapter in a book: Jordan's Social History, New Jordan Center, Amman, 2003
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