Professor Voices » Adil Najam http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices Opinions and views by Boston University experts Tue, 08 Nov 2011 17:10:33 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 Osama Bin Laden killed by U.S. forces http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/2011/05/02/osama-bin-laden-killed-by-u-s-forces/ http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/2011/05/02/osama-bin-laden-killed-by-u-s-forces/#comments Mon, 02 May 2011 15:07:08 +0000 Jo Breiner http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/?p=1434 The following Boston University professors are available to offer expert commentary, analysis, and insight on the death of Osama Bin Laden:

HulnickArthur Hulnick, a 35-year veteran of the intelligence profession, mostly with the CIA

Contact 617-353-8978, ahulnick@bu.edu

 

WipplJoseph Wippl, a 30-year CIA veteran

Contact 617-353-8992, jwippl@bu.edu

 

Faculty_Norton_ARAugust Richard Norton, International relations professor; Middle East specialist and a member of the Baker-Hamilton Iraq Study Group; Author of “Hezbollah: A Short History”

Contact 617-353-7808, arn@bu.edu, Twitter: @arnorton

najam_adilAdil Najam, International relations professor; Director of the Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future; Expert on Pakistan and Middle East politics

Contact 617-358-4002, anajam@bu.edu, Twitter: @adilnajam

DunbarCharles Dunbar, International relations professor; Former U.S. ambassador to Yemen

Contact 617-353-5633, cfdunbar@bu.edu

 

zelnick_bobRobert Zelnick, Journalism professor; Former ABC News foreign correspondent; Regular contributor to PoliticoArena

Contact 617-353-5007, bzelnick@bu.edu

07-2325-008Tom Whalen, associate professor of Social Sciences; an expert on modern American politics and the American presidency; regular contributor to PoliticoArena

Contact 617-353-4785, tjw64@bu.edu

 

fiedler_tomTom Fiedler, Dean of the College of Communication; a former executive editor of the Miama Herald and an expert on American politics; regular contributor to PoliticoArena

Contact 617-353-3488, tfiedler@bu.edu, Twitter: @BUCOMDEAN


]]> http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/2011/05/02/osama-bin-laden-killed-by-u-s-forces/feed/ 0 Experts available to comment on the Middle East http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/2011/03/04/experts-available-to-comment-on-the-middle-east/ http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/2011/03/04/experts-available-to-comment-on-the-middle-east/#comments Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:20:16 +0000 Jo Breiner http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/?p=617 The following Boston University professors are available to offer commentary, analysis and insight on the continuing turmoil in the Middle East.

Faculty_Norton_ARAugustus Richard Norton, International relations professor; Middle East specialist and a member of the Baker-Hamilton Iraq Study Group; Author of “Hezbollah: A Short History”

Contact 617-353-7808, arn@bu.edu, Twitter: @arnorton

 

 

najam_adilAdil Najam, International relations professor; Director of the Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future;  Expert on Pakistan and Middle East politics

Contact 617-358-4002, anajam@bu.edu, Twitter: @adilnajam

 

 

DunbarCharles Dunbar, International relations professor; Former U.S. ambassador to Yemen

Contact 617-353-5633, cfdunbar@bu.edu

 

 

Faculty_Kinzer_StephenStephen Kinzer, International relations professor; Former award winning New York Times foreign correspondent; Author of “Reset: Iran, Turkey and America’s Future”

Contact 617-358-6240, skinzer@bu.edu

 

 

WipplJoseph Wippl, International relations professor; a 30-year CIA veteran

Contact 617-353-8992, jwippl@bu.edu

 

 

zelnick_bobRobert Zelnick, Journalism professor; Former ABC News foreign correspondent; Regular contributor to PoliticoArena

Contact 617-353-5007, bzelnick@bu.edu

 

 

 

el-baz1Farouk El-Baz, Research professor & Director of the Center for Remote Sensing; Expert in Middle East current events

Contact 617-353-9709, farouk@bu.edu


]]> http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/2011/03/04/experts-available-to-comment-on-the-middle-east/feed/ 0 World food prices hit record http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/2011/03/03/world-food-prices-hit-record/ http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/2011/03/03/world-food-prices-hit-record/#comments Thu, 03 Mar 2011 15:15:38 +0000 Jo Breiner http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/?p=591 The United Nations announced today that global food prices hit a record high in February and warned that rising oil prices will make an already unstable global situation much worse.  Boston University professors are available to offer expert analysis and commentary on the impact of this new information.

MSalingerMichael Salinger, School of Management Professor/Everett W. Lord Distinguished Faculty Scholar, Markets, Public Policy and Law; Expert in industrial economics; Former Director of the Bureau of Economics at the U.S. Federal Trade Commission; Recently quoted in the Boston Herald – “Rising food and gas prices a real downer”

Contact 617-353-4408, salinger@bu.edu

 

najam_adilAdil Najam, Director of the Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Longer-Range Future; Expert in Middle East politics, developing countries

Contact 617-358-4002, anajam@bu.edu, Twitter: @adilnajam


]]> http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/2011/03/03/world-food-prices-hit-record/feed/ 0 Pakistani minister assassinated http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/2011/03/02/pakistani-minister-assassinated/ http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/2011/03/02/pakistani-minister-assassinated/#comments Wed, 02 Mar 2011 17:36:54 +0000 Jo Breiner http://blogs.bu.edu/professorvoices/?p=576 The following Boston University professors are available to offer commentary, expertise, and insight on the assassination of Shahbaz Bhatti, Pakistan’s Christian minorities minister. Bhatti was gunned down today in Islamabad.

najam_adilAdil Najam, Pakistani-born international relations professor; Director of the Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future; Expert on Pakistan and Middle East politics

Contact 617-358-4002, anajam@bu.edu, Twitter: @adilnajam

 

 

Faculty_Kinzer_StephenStephen Kinzer, International relations professor; Former award winning New York Times foreign correspondent; Author of “Reset: Iran, Turkey and America’s Future”

Contact 617-358-6240, skinzer@bu.edu


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