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Conversation with Lisa Mullins of "The World," February 27,
2008
Ahmadinejad Era, " The Middle East Journal, Spring 2008
"Will There Be Any More Democratic Revolutions?"
Nonviolent Social Change (The Bulletin of the Manchester
College Peace Studies Institute), May 2008
Professor of Government and Politics
George Mason University
Department of Public and International
Affairs
MSN 3F4
Fairfax, VA 22030, USA
(703) 993-1420
mkatz@gmu.edu
the Third World. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, my research
and writing have focused primarily on three themes: 1) Russian
foreign policy; 2) the politics and international relations of the Middle
East (especially the Gulf); and 3) the causes and consequences of
transnational revolutionary movements. I have, however, written on
several other topics as well. For those who might be interested in
specific topics, I have listed my publications and other statements
under various categories (please bear in mind, though, that this
website is a work in progress).
