This year, four master's students at the have successfully defended their master's theses on topics related to the Middle East. Their theses address a wide variety of topics: effects of sectarian violence in Egypt, sexual violence during the Egyptian Revolution, France's involvement in the Lebanese Civil War, and the Reagan administration's approach to the Palestinian question.
You can find the four master's theses at the links below:
by Bjørn Schirmer-Nilsen, Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History.
by Erlend Lunde Colleuille, Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History.
by Malin Nærum Aadalen, Department of Political Science.
by Sofie Gilbert, Department of Political Science.
Several of the students are currently in the process of turning their master's theses into articles.
We congratulate Bjørn, Erlend, Malin and Sofie!
