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Washington, DC, US

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

-Tracked and analyzed conflict dynamics in Yemen using open-source means, with particular attention on the activities of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, Islamic State - Yemen, and the al Houthi movement.-Contributed written analysis and forecasting to thrice-weekly intelligence briefs on insurgencies worldwide.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Stanford, California, United States

-Performed historically-, politically-, and security-focused research on the activities of and relationships between militant groups active in Iraq, Syria, and Sub-Saharan Africa for CISAC's Mapping Militants Project (MMP).-Enhanced MMP's research methodology through the inclusion of local, Arabic language sources into militant groups' profiles to better.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

-Tracked day-to-day political, security, economic, and humanitarian issues in Iraq using local Arabic-language media.-Provided analysis of events in Iraq for weekly publication in the center's Iraq Security and Humanitarian Monitor (ISHM), a widely-read weekly publication frequently consulted by Iraq watchers, analysts, academics, and.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

-Researched, formulated, and wrote policy and analysis papers on Iraqi political, security, and militia issues.-Critically analyzed academic and gray literature on critical regional issues to brief executive staff.-Tracked the statements and affairs of western-based religious scholars for a long-term study on the impacts of conservative Salafist preachers.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

-Assisted Professor Theo Christov in researching for a forthcoming book detailing the historical progression of the concept of self-determination and presenting a revisionist approach toward the concept's conventional understanding in modern political science.-Performed detailed research into the existing literature on the topic of self-determination.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

-Assembled daily media briefings on Iraqi and regional affairs that were disseminated among the embassy staff as well as the staff of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Baghdad-Independently produced a comprehensive study of the state of US-Iraq relations and developed potential policies to improve that relationship-Recognized by the embassy staff and.