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Shashank Joshi

Website Shashank writes on foreign policy, in particular the Middle East and North Africa. He is a doctoral student of international relations at the Department of Government, Harvard University, and an Associate Fellow at he Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) in London; his blog can be found at shashankjoshi.wordpress.com.

Syria: Four reasons why Bashar al-Assad will probably survive

Shashank Joshi
11 May, 2011

As Syria’s internal conflict looks to have entered a new phase, Shashank Joshi, of Harvard University, explains why President Bashar al-Assad will probably survive.

Perestroika deemed too dangerous for under-threat Syrian regime

Shashank Joshi
18 April, 2011

Shashank Joshi analyses of the current situation in Syria, the threats to its regime and the barriers to change.

President Assad

No easy path to democracy for Syria

Shashank Joshi
30 March, 2011

Shashank Joshi analyses the Syrian protests and the power politics behind the regime.

Where does Bahrain go from here?

Shashank Joshi
18 March, 2011

Shashank Joshi, a doctoral student of international relations at the Department of Government, Harvard University, looks at where next for Bahrain.

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