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Tag: Gilles Kepel

Mideast studies in a “sorry state”

On January 3, 2005June 30, 2020 By Martin Kramer

Over the break, Gilles Kepel, the French Arabist, published a Tocquevillian opinion piece on Middle Eastern studies in America, in the Financial Times. Kepel, who recently traversed America on a book tour, stakes out a position between the rival camps—but not exactly in between. Kepel writes of how the Middle East Studies Association (MESA), once …

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He ain’t heavy, he’s my Muslim Brother

On October 7, 2004July 1, 2020 By Martin Kramer

Martin Kramer delivered these remarks on September 24, on a panel entitled "Islam, Islamism, and U.S. Foreign Policy." He shared the podium with the French Arabist Gilles Kepel, author of a new book, The War for Muslim Minds. The event took place at The Washington Institute for Near East Policy. On September 11, the Washington …

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Martin Kramer

I am a historian of the Middle East at Tel Aviv University, and research it at The Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

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