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Quinn Mecham
Brigham Young University
Occupation
Associate Professor
Contact
Email: qmecham@byu.edu
Discipline
Political Science
Sub Areas
Arab Studies
Comparative
Maghreb Studies
Turkish Studies
Geographic Areas of Interest
Islamic World
Maghreb
Turkey
Specialties
ME Pol
Pol Islam
Civil Conflict
Languages
Arabic (advanced)
French (advanced)
Turkish (intermediate)
Education
PhD | 2006 | Political Science | Stanford University
MA | 1999 | Pol Sci | Stanford U
Abstracts
State vs. Government in Turkey: Framing the Contest Between Elected and Unelected Officials
Institutional Incentives and the Electoral Success of Islamist Parties
Public Feedback in Authoritarian Regimes: When do Arab Gulf Monarchs Consult with their Citizens?
Leadership Strategies Under Duress: Governmental Responses to Popular Uprisings in the Arab World
Is the "Islamic State" a State? Implications of an Emergent Statehood
Islamists and the State: Why Some Islamist Groups Survive and Thrive Under State Repression
What Determines Support for Islamist Parties? Evidence from Morocco and Tunisia
Party Systems in North Africa: Islamists and their Competitors
Why Do Voters in Monarchies Support Political Parties? Evidence from Morocco and Jordan