Middle East Quarterly

The Middle East Quarterly (ISSN 1073-9467) is a quarterly journal published by the Middle East Forum (MEF). The MEF aims to promotes American interests in the Middle East and also protect Western values from Middle Eastern threats. It publishes right-wing analysis on the Middle East including interviews, reviews and articles on terrorism and on Islam.

The journal was founded in 1994 by Daniel Pipes.

People

Circa 2014

Board of Editors

• Patrick Clawson - The Washington Institute for Near East Policy
• David Cook - Rice University
• Martin Kramer - Shalem College
• Timur Kuran - Duke University
• Habib C. Malik - Foundation for Human and Humanitarian Rights in Lebanon
• James Phillips - The Heritage Foundation
• Steven Plaut - University of Haifa
• Dennis Ross - Washington, D.C.
• James R. Russell - Harvard University
• Franck Salameh - Boston College
• Philip Carl Salzman - McGill University
• Saliba Sarsar - Monmouth University
• Robert B. Satloff - The Washington Institute for Near East Policy
• Sabri Sayarı - Sabancı University
• Kemal Silay - Indiana University
• Lee Smith - Washington, D.C.
• Steven L. Spiegel - University of California, Los Angeles
• Kenneth W. Stein - Emory University

Circa 2009

Editorial Board

• Fouad Ajami
• Anthony Cordesman
• Khalid Durán
• David Fromkin
• Paul Henze
• Eliyahu Kanovsky
• Geoffrey Kemp
• Martin Kramer
• Habib C. Malik
• James Phillips
• Steven Plaut
• Dennis Ross
• Barry Rubin
• Saliba Sarsar
• Robert B. Satloff
• Sabri Sayari
• Haim Shaked
• Steven L. Spiegel
• Kenneth Stein
• Marvin Zonis

Circa 2004

Editorial Board

• Fouad Ajami
• Anthony Cordesman
• Khalid Durán
• David Fromkin
• Paul Henze
• Eliyahu Kanovsky
• Geoffrey Kemp
• Samuel W. Lewis
• Habib C. Malik
• James Phillips
• Steven Plaut
• David Pollock
• Saliba Sarsar
• Robert B. Satloff
• Sabri Sayari
• Haim Shaked
• Steven L. Spiegel
• Marvin Zonis

Contact

• Website: http://www.meforum.org/meq/about.php