Occupation
Graduate Student (Doctoral)
Contact
ABOUT
Prior to joining the Georgetown's master's in Arab Studies program, Juan researched and wrote on the political and business environments in the Middle East and North Africa for five years. He conducted research in Morocco, Tunisia, Oman, and Saudi Arabia. Most recently, Juan has written reports related to the Saudi and Moroccan education sectors in addition to the risks of doing business in the Arab Gulf. As a MAAS student, he looks forward to shifting the focus of his research to topics at the nexus of religion, power, and activism in the Arab world, while leveraging his background in the political economies of the region. Juan holds a BA in political science from Columbia University and is a first-generation college graduate. He speaks Spanish and French fluently and is working towards fluency in Arabic.
Discipline
History
Sub Areas
Arab Studies
Maghreb Studies
Geographic Areas of Interest
Maghreb
Tunisia
Morocco
Specialties
History Of Capitalism, Colonial Capitalism
Languages
French (fluent)
Arabic (advanced)
Spanish (native)
English (native)
Education
MA
| 2022
| Center for Contemporary Arab Studies
| Georgetown University
BA
| 2014
| Political Science
| Columbia University
Abstracts
Tourism in Tunisia after Fifty Years of French Occupation: French Colonial Capitalism in Interwar Tunisia - 2023 did not present
Tourism in Tunisia after Fifty Years of French Occupation: French Colonial Capitalism in Interwar Tunisia
