European / Moscow / Athens / Washington / Belgrade / Sarajevo / Pristina / /
Company
Suez / Wilson / CIA’s Red Cell / Israel Journal / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
Romania / Saudi Arabia / Croatia / Slovenia / Bulgaria / Albania / Serbia / Macedonia / Iran / Libya / Montenegro / Egypt / Turkey / France / Bosnia and Herzegovina / Russia / United States / Syria / Soviet Union / United Kingdom / Yugoslavia / Iraq / Lebanon / Greece / Palestinian Territories / /
Facility
French-built Suez Canal / Tufts University / Johns Hopkins University / Tahrir Square / /
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy / Red Army / Egyptian army / Johns Hopkins University / Tufts University / Islamist government / League of Communists / Justice and Development Party / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / Congress / UN Security Council / civil society / Central Intelligence Agency / Muslim Brotherhood / Otpor / Hamas / European Union / Nationalists / /
Person
Mehmet Ali / Velimir Ilić / Hosni Mubarak / Ahmet Davutoǧlu / Ante Marković / Napoleon / Slobodan Milošević / Mustafa Cerić / Reza Shah / David B. Kanin / Franjo Tudjman / /
PoliticalEvent
elections starting in 1991 / /
Position
Prime Minister / President / senior analyst / Foreign Minister / populist mayor / representative / Professor of International Relations / /
ProvinceOrState
Kosovo / Washington / /
PublishedMedium
Balkan / /
Region
Balkans / western Asia / Middle East / North Africa / Levant / Central Europe / Arab Middle East / Eastern Europe / southeastern Europe / /
Comparative Instability; The Balkans and the Middle East David B. Kanin