Link to “Österreich im Würgegriff des Islamismus?” (Austria, In the Grip of Islamism?) Although this…More

The NEFA Foundation has released a second report detailing the structure and activities of the…More

Ph.D. candidate Ana B. Soage has written a portrait of global Muslim Brotherhood leader Youssef…More

In a paper written for the Hudson Institute, French scholar Giles Kepel highlights important issues helpful in understanding the Muslim Brotherhood in the contemporary world. He traces the origins of what is referred to here as the “Global Muslim Brotherhood” to the fusion of Muslim Brother and Saudi “Wahhabist” influences:

After being driven out of Egypt in the 1950s and ’60s, many Brothers found shelter in Saudi Arabia…

Center on Islam, Democracy and the Future of the Muslim World: Naser Khader, member of…More

American Enterprise Institute scholars Joshua Muravchik And Charles P. Szrom have written an article for…More

In an article titled “Reporting The Muslim Brotherhood”, Dallas journalist Rod Dreher explores the seeming…More

George Washington University professor March Lynch has published a paper titled “The Brotherhood’s Dilemma” which concludes that the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood has adhered to the democratic process and but that is not yet clear if this reflects a true commitment to democracy as opposed to a tactical position designed to reassure its audience and prevent further repression. The paper concludes:

Conclusion Columbia University political scientist Lisa…

Yale Professor Andrew March has written analysis of the political view of Muslim Brotherhood figure…More

A recent report in Nation Magazine attributes the support by the Al Jazeera television station…More