"Rethinking the Middle East Talks: Prospects for Democratic Reforms in the PLO."
Dag Henrik Tuastad left PRIO in 2011. The information on this page is kept for historical reasons.
Dag Henrik Tuastad
Interests and experience
PhD in Social Anthropology.
Special fields: Political anthropology, Middle East, Palestinian politics
Projects
Jan 2015 – Jun 2015
Jihadization of the PLO?
Jihadization of the PLO?
Jan 2011 – May 2011
Rethinking the Middle East Talks: Prospects for Democratic Reforms in the PLO
Rethinking the Middle East Talks: Prospects for Democratic Reforms in the PLO
Dec 2010 – Dec 2011
Egypt, the Rafah Border and the Prospects for Gaza
Egypt, the Rafah Border and the Prospects for Gaza
Aug 2009 – May 2011
The rule of Hamas in Gaza: Rethinking the Prospects for Peace
The rule of Hamas in Gaza: Rethinking the Prospects for Peace
Latest publications
Henrik Buljo Anstorp (2020)
Students Taking to the Streets: Mobilizing for a Secular Lebanon
Students Taking to the Streets: Mobilizing for a Secular Lebanon
Master thesis
Dag Henrik Tuastad (2012)
Democratizing the PLO
Democratizing the PLO
PRIO Policy Brief
Dag Henrik Tuastad (2012)
Democratizing the PLO
Democratizing the PLO
PRIO Paper
Dag Henrik Tuastad (2011)
Ti år etter oktober-urolighetene i Israel
Ti år etter oktober-urolighetene i Israel
Journal article in Babylon
Dag Henrik Tuastad (2010)
The Hudna: Hamas's Concept of a Long-term Ceasefire
The Hudna: Hamas's Concept of a Long-term Ceasefire
PRIO Policy Brief
Dag Henrik Tuastad (2010)
Hamas’s Concept of a Long-term Ceasefire: A Viable Alternative to Full Peace?
Hamas’s Concept of a Long-term Ceasefire: A Viable Alternative to Full Peace?
PRIO Paper
Dag Henrik Tuastad (2010)
The Role of International Clientelism in the National Factionalism of Palestine
The Role of International Clientelism in the National Factionalism of Palestine
Journal article in Third World Quarterly
Latest blog posts
Tuesday, 21 Nov 2023
Hezbollah Is Holding Lebanon Hostage
Hezbollah Is Holding Lebanon Hostage
