Scholars@Duke
Mbaye Lo

Mbaye Lo

Professor of the Practice of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
Asian & Middle Eastern Studies
mbaye.lo@duke.edu
Box 90414, Durham, NC 27708-0414
2204 Erwin Road Room 231, Box 90414, Durham, NC 27708
Office hours Monday & Wednesday 2-5 pm  

Scholarly Works - Other

The Rise of the Islamic State and How to Reverse It

Other Small Wars Journal · November 2014 Cite

Islamic Radicalism and the End of time

Other al Arabiyya Institute of Studies · August 10, 2014 Cite

Mandela’s Dilemma: Western Politics, Native’s Ethics

Other The Herald-Sun · December 20, 2013 Cite

Mandela’s Dilemma: Western Politics, Native’s Ethics

Other al Arabiyya Institute of Studies · December 18, 2013 Cite

Morsi, the Last Muslim Caliph of Egypt

Other Mondoweiss.net · July 28, 2013 Cite

The Arab Revolution Within the Twenty-First Century Revolutions

Other al Arabiyya Institute of Studies · April 6, 2013 Cite

The Arab Revolution in World Revolutions

Other Al Arabiyya · April 2013 Cite

The Discourse of Islamic Militancy

Other The Immanent Frame · November 15, 2012 Republished from Duke IC Article “Freedom vs. Justice — The Problem with Islamic Militancy" November 14, 2012. ... Cite

Freedom vs. Justice —The Problem with Islamic Militancy

Other Duke IslamiCommentary · November 14, 2012 Cite

Egypt at the Crossroads:

Other The Immanent Frame · July 2012 Cite

Democracy is at Work in Egypt

Other Sites@Duke · May 30, 2012 Link to item Cite

Debating Secularism in the Arab Spring

Other SudaNile · April 9, 2012 Cite

The Discourse of the Arab Spring

Other Sudanile · February 5, 2012 Cite

Bin Laden, CEO of al-Qaida

Other The Herald-Sun · May 12, 2011 Cite