Kéchichian received his doctorate in Foreign Affairs from the University of Virginia in 1985, where he also taught (1986-1988), and assumed the assistant deanship in international studies (1988-1989).[citation needed] In the summer of 1989, he was a Hoover Fellow at Stanford University (under the U.S. State Department Title VIII Program). Between 1990 and 1996, he labored at the Santa Monica-based RAND Corporation as an Associate Political Scientist, and was a lecturer at the University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA).[citation needed]
Between 1998 and 2001, Kéchichian was a fellow at UCLA’s Gustav E. von Grunebaum Center for Near Eastern Studies, where he held a Smith Richardson Foundation grant (1998-1999) to compose Succession in Saudi Arabia (New York: Palgrave [2001]) and Beirut and London: Dar Al Saqi, 2002, 2003 [2nd ed] (for the Arabic translation)]. He published Political Participation and Stability in the Sultanate of Oman, Dubai: Gulf Research Center, 2005, Oman and the World: The Emergence of an Independent Foreign Policy (Santa Monica: RAND [1995]), and edited A Century in Thirty Years: Shaykh Zayed and the United Arab Emirates (Washington, D.C.: The Middle East Policy Council [2000]), as well as Iran, Iraq, and the Arab Gulf States (New York: Palgrave [2001]). In 2003, he co-authored, with R. Hrair Dekmejian at USC, The Just Prince: A Manual of Leadership (London: Saqi Books), which includes a full translation of the Sulwan al-Muta` by Muhammad Ibn Zafar al-Siqilli.[citation needed]
In 2008, he published two studies, Power and Succession in Arab Monarchies (Boulder, Colorado: Lynne Rienner Publishers, and Beirut: Riyad al-Rayyes Books, 2012—in 2 volumes for the Arabic translation]), and Faysal: Saudi Arabia’s King for All SeasonsGainesville, Florida: University Press of Florida and Beirut: Dar al-‘Arabiyyah lil-Mawsu‘at, 2012].[citation needed] His newest book is Legal and Political Reforms in Sa‘udi Arabia, published by Routledge in December 2012. He published a companion volume to Faysal on ‘Iffat Al Thunayan: An Arabian Queen (London: Sussex Academic Press, 2014).[1]
Worksedit
From Alliance to Union, Sine loco : Sussex Academic Press, 2016 (upcoming, August?)
“The Enduring Saudi Oil Power,” in Robert E. Looney, ed, Handbook of Oil Politics, London and New York: Routledge, 2012, pp. 284–294.
The Sultanate of Oman and the US, in Robert E. Looney, ed, Handbook of US-Middle East Relations: Formative Factors and Regional Perspectives, London and New York City: Routledge, 2009, pp. 417–433.
Affirming the Saudi Will to Power: Domestic Challenges to King `Abdullah, Middle East Institute Policy Brief, Number 16 (June 2008), pp. 1-9 at
Can Conservative Arab Gulf Monarchies Endure a Fourth War in the Persian Gulf, The Middle East Journal, 61:2 (Spring 2007), pp. 283-306.
Extremism & Opposition Movements on the Arabian Peninsula, ORF Studies in Muslim Societies-V, New Delhi: Observer Research Foundation, 2006, pp. 1-55.
Democratization in Gulf Monarchies: A New Challenge to the GCC, Middle East Policy 11:4 (Winter 2004), pp. 37-57.
Testing the Saudi ‘Will to Power:’ Challenges Confronting Prince Abdallah, Middle East Policy 10:4 (Winter 2003), pp. 100–115.
The Burden of Saudi Arabia [Review Article], The Middle East Journal 57:3, (Summer 2003), pp. 492–497.
The Throne in the Sultanate of Oman, in Joseph Kostiner (ed.), Middle Eastern Monarchies: The Challenge of Modernity, Boulder, Colorado and London: Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2000, pp. 187–211.
Saudi Arabia’s Will to Power, Middle East Policy 7:2 (February 2000), pp. 47–60.
^"Book Review". Foreign Affairs. 94 (5). September 2015. JSTOR 24483780.
Saudi Arabia. Right royal, The Economist, Oct. 2 2008
November 28, 2023
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Joseph Albert Kechichian French pronunciation Keʃiʃian born March 15 1954 citation needed is a political scientist Joseph KechichianBorn 1954 03 15 March 15 1954 age 69 citation needed Beirut LebanonAlma materUniversity of VirginiaKnown forPower and Succession in Arab Monarchies Succession in Saudi ArabiaScientific careerFieldsMiddle Eastern studies Persian Gulf studiesInstitutionsUniversity of Virginia RAND Corporation UCLA Stanford University Middle East Institute Contents 1 Biography 2 Works 2 1 Editor 3 ReferencesBiography editKechichian received his doctorate in Foreign Affairs from the University of Virginia in 1985 where he also taught 1986 1988 and assumed the assistant deanship in international studies 1988 1989 citation needed In the summer of 1989 he was a Hoover Fellow at Stanford University under the U S State Department Title VIII Program Between 1990 and 1996 he labored at the Santa Monica based RAND Corporation as an Associate Political Scientist and was a lecturer at the University of California in Los Angeles UCLA citation needed Between 1998 and 2001 Kechichian was a fellow at UCLA s Gustav E von Grunebaum Center for Near Eastern Studies where he held a Smith Richardson Foundation grant 1998 1999 to compose Succession in Saudi Arabia New York Palgrave 2001 and Beirut and London Dar Al Saqi 2002 2003 2nd ed for the Arabic translation He published Political Participation and Stability in the Sultanate of Oman Dubai Gulf Research Center 2005 Oman and the World The Emergence of an Independent Foreign Policy Santa Monica RAND 1995 and edited A Century in Thirty Years Shaykh Zayed and the United Arab Emirates Washington D C The Middle East Policy Council 2000 as well as Iran Iraq and the Arab Gulf States New York Palgrave 2001 In 2003 he co authored with R Hrair Dekmejian at USC The Just Prince A Manual of Leadership London Saqi Books which includes a full translation of the Sulwan al Muta by Muhammad Ibn Zafar al Siqilli citation needed In 2008 he published two studies Power and Succession in Arab Monarchies Boulder Colorado Lynne Rienner Publishers and Beirut Riyad al Rayyes Books 2012 in 2 volumes for the Arabic translation and Faysal Saudi Arabia s King for All Seasons Gainesville Florida University Press of Florida and Beirut Dar al Arabiyyah lil Mawsu at 2012 citation needed His newest book is Legal and Political Reforms in Sa udi Arabia published by Routledge in December 2012 He published a companion volume to Faysal on Iffat Al Thunayan An Arabian Queen London Sussex Academic Press 2014 1 Works editFrom Alliance to Union Sine loco Sussex Academic Press 2016 upcoming August Power and Succession in Arab Monarchies Boulder Colorado Lynne Rienner Publishers 2008 ISBN 1 58826 556 0 Faysal Saudi Arabia s King for All Seasons Gainesville Florida University Press of Florida 2008 ISBN 978 0 8130 3242 9 Political Participation and Stability in the Sultanate of Oman Dubai United Arab Emirates Gulf Research Center 2005 The Just Prince A Manual of Leadership London England Saqi Books 2003 ISBN 0 86356 783 5 Succession in Saudi Arabia New York City United States Palgrave 2001 ISBN 0 312 23880 0 Beirut and London Dar Al Saqi 2002 2003 2nd edition for the Arabic language translation ISBN 1 85516 445 0 Oman and the World The Emergence of an Independent Foreign Policy Santa Monica California RAND 1995 ISBN 0 8330 2332 2 The Enduring Saudi Oil Power in Robert E Looney ed Handbook of Oil Politics London and New York Routledge 2012 pp 284 294 The Sultanate of Oman and the US in Robert E Looney ed Handbook of US Middle East Relations Formative Factors and Regional Perspectives London and New York City Routledge 2009 pp 417 433 Reforming the Judiciary in Saudi Arabia in The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1979 2009 Evolution of a Pivotal State A Special Edition of Viewpoints Washington D C The Middle East Institute 2009 at http www mei edu Publications WebPublications Viewpoints ViewpointsArchive tabid 541 ctl Detail mid 1623 xmid 784 xmfid 11 Default aspx permanent dead link Refining the Saudi Will to Power Perspectives 003 National University of Singapore Middle East Institute Singapore 2009 pp 1 16 at http www mei nus edu sg publications MEI 20Perspectives 20003 Final pdf Affirming the Saudi Will to Power Domestic Challenges to King Abdullah Middle East Institute Policy Brief Number 16 June 2008 pp 1 9 at https web archive org web 20090503081050 http www mideasti org policy brief affirming saudi will power domestic challenges king E2 80 98abdullah Can Conservative Arab Gulf Monarchies Endure a Fourth War in the Persian Gulf The Middle East Journal 61 2 Spring 2007 pp 283 306 Extremism amp Opposition Movements on the Arabian Peninsula ORF Studies in Muslim Societies V New Delhi Observer Research Foundation 2006 pp 1 55 Democratization in Gulf Monarchies A New Challenge to the GCC Middle East Policy 11 4 Winter 2004 pp 37 57 Testing the Saudi Will to Power Challenges Confronting Prince Abdallah Middle East Policy 10 4 Winter 2003 pp 100 115 The Burden of Saudi Arabia Review Article The Middle East Journal 57 3 Summer 2003 pp 492 497 The Throne in the Sultanate of Oman in Joseph Kostiner ed Middle Eastern Monarchies The Challenge of Modernity Boulder Colorado and London Lynne Rienner Publishers 2000 pp 187 211 Saudi Arabia s Will to Power Middle East Policy 7 2 February 2000 pp 47 60 Trends in Saudi National Security The Middle East Journal 53 2 spring 1999 pp 232 53 Editor edit A Century in Thirty Years Shaykh Zayed and the United Arab Emirates Washington D C Middle East Policy Council 2000 ISBN 0 943182 08 5 Iran Iraq and the Arab Gulf States New York City United States Palgrave 2001 ISBN 0 312 29388 7References edit Book Review Foreign Affairs 94 5 September 2015 JSTOR 24483780 Political scientists Joseph Kechichian and Gregory Gause at Chicago Public Radio s Gretchen Helfrich Saudi Arabia Right royal The Economist Oct 2 2008 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 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