Larbi Prof Sadiki

Prof Larbi Sadiki studied Politics and International Relations in Sydney (Sydney University) and Canberra (Australian National University). Since 2024, he is Fellow of the Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science at Chiba University in Tokyo, Japan. Previously, Sadiki held fellowships, lectureships, and professorships at Australian National University, University of Exeter, Qatar University, Middle East Council on Global Affairs (Doha). Sadiki is on the international advisory boards of The International Spectator and The Journal of North African Studies. His books include The Search for Arab Democracy (Columbia UP, 2004), Rethinking Arab Democratization (OUP, 2009/2011), Routledge Handbook of the Arab Spring (Routledge, 2015), Routledge Handbook of Middle East Studies (Routledge, 2020), COVID-19 and MENA Risk Society (IB Tauris, 2023) with Layla Saleh, and (also Layla Saleh), the forthcoming Revolution and Democracy in Tunisia (OUP, 2024). His articles have been published by, among other outlets, International Journal of Middle East Studies, British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, Political Studies, Digest of Middle East Studies, The Journal of North African Studies, The International Spectator, Aljazeera, Eurozine, The New York Times, and OpenDemocracy.