Occupation
Assistant Professor
Contact
Ibn Addi street
Al Rayyan
90105
Qatar
ABOUT
Abdulla Al-Etaibi is a PhD candidate in the Centre for Arab & Islamic Studies (CAIS) at the Australian National University (ANU). His PhD focuses on the effect of tribal identity on the foreign policy conduct in the Gulf region. His research interests include Foreign Policy Analysis (FPA), identity-politics relation in the Gulf region and security studies.
Prior to his PhD, Abdulla undertook his Bachelor of Arts degree (BA) in International Affairs (International Security & Diplomacy) at Qatar University (QU), and his Master’s degree (MSc) in International Public Policy at the University College London (UCL). He then joined QU in 2017 as a faculty member for 2 years teaching courses for undergraduate students.
Discipline
International Relations/Affairs
Sub Areas
Gulf Studies
Foreign Relations
Geographic Areas of Interest
Gulf
All Middle East
Qatar
Specialties
Foreign Policy And International Relations
Languages
Arabic (native)
English (fluent)
French (elementary)
Education
PhD
| 2024
| Centre for Arab & Islamic Studies
| Australian National University
MSci
| 2016
| School of Public Policy
| University College London
BA
| 2015
| International Affairs
| Qatar University
Abstracts
Tribal Identity & Gulf Foreign Policies
National Narrative, Role & Foreign Policy: Kaabt Al-Mathium & Qatar’s Foreign Policy during Arab Spring
Contestation over Traditional Spaces: Camel Races, Festivals, and Markets in the Gulf
