Ahmed Nabil Ahmed

Ahmed Nabil Ahmed is a Part-Time Lecturer and Ph.D. candidate at Wayne State University's Center for Peace and Conflict Studies within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. His academic roles combine teaching, research, and former diplomatic experience spanning twelve years across Libya and Washington D.C.

Education includes a B.S. and M.A. from Cairo University, a Diploma in Diplomatic Studies from Egypt's Institute for Diplomatic Studies, and various specialized courses from UNITAR, the University of Westminster, and the Geneva Center for Security Policy.

Research focuses on military technology's impact on civil wars, regional security dynamics, and diplomatic mediation strategies. His work emphasizes Middle Eastern geopolitics and the intersection of technology, conflict, and international alliances.

Notable publications include analyses of the U.S. military-industrial complex, American Muslim politics during the Gaza conflict, and the role of contact groups in civil wars. He has received the Graduate Professional Scholarship (2022-2023) and Sarasohn Fellowship (2023/2024).

Teaching includes courses like PS2830 and PCS2010 on peace and conflict studies. Professional qualifications span multilateral diplomacy, international law, and peacekeeping strategies.