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Brandon Gorman
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Occupation
Assistant Professor
Contact
1400 Washington Ave.
341 Arts and Sciences
Albany NY 12054
United States
Discipline
Sociology
Sub Areas
Middle East/Near East Studies
Democratization
Comparative
Identity/Representation
Geographic Areas of Interest
Arab States
Islamic World
Maghreb
Specialties
Middle East Politics
Discourse Analysis
Democracy
Languages
Arabic (advanced)
French (elementary)
Education
DPhil | 2016 | Sociology | UNC-Chapel Hill
MA | 2012 | Sociology | UNC-Chapel Hill
MA | 2009 | Political Science | University of Georgia
BA | 2006 | Political Science | Georgia State U
Abstracts
Recoupling Democracy in the Arab World
You Can’t Handle Freedom! How North African Autocrats Talk “Democracy”
Shari’a, Democracy, and the Limits of Survey Research in the Arab World: Lessons from Tunisia
Tunisia's Women Entrepreneurs: Religiosity, Self-Efficacy, and Success
“We Will Surely Return to Chaos”: Disillusionment in the Aftermath of Tunisia’s Arab Spring