Professor Charles Tripp FBA
- Fellow type
- UK Fellow
- Year elected
- 2012
- Subjects
- Politics
Summary
Charles Tripp has been Professor of Politics with reference to the Middle East at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London since 2007. His PhD was from SOAS and examined Egyptian politics in the latter years of the monarchy. He has worked at the IISS in London and at the Graduate Institute for International Studies in Geneva. At SOAS he has been head of the Centre for Middle Eastern Studies and is one of the co-founders of the Centre for Comparative Political Thought. His research has mainly focused on political developments in the Middle East and includes the nature of autocracy, war and the state, as well as Islamic political thought, the politics of resistance and the relationship between art and power. He is currently working on a study of the emergence of the public and the rethinking of republican ideals in North Africa.
Current post
SOAS, University of London Professor Emeritus of Politics
Publications
Battlefields of the Republic: the struggle for public space in Tunisia
Charles Tripp - Published in 2015 by LSE Middle East Centre
The Power and the People: paths of resistance in the Middle East
Charles Tripp - Published in 2013 by Cambridge University Press
Islam and the Moral Economy: The Challenge of Capitalism
Charles Tripp - Published in 2006 by Cambridge University Press
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Professor Andrew Hurrell FBA
International relations, with particular reference to theories of global order & global governance: the history of thought on international law & relations: the international relations of the Americas, especially Brazil
