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Raslan Ibrahim is an Associate Professor of Political Science and International Relations at the State University of New York at Geneseo. He holds visiting research fellow positions at the Geneva Graduate Institute (2024–2025) and has held fellowships at institutions including Binghamton University’s Institute for Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention. His research focuses on international relations theory, sovereignty, human rights, and regional conflict resolution in the Middle East. He has taught at Haverford College, the University of Denver, and Charles University, among others, and worked as a correspondent for BBC Arabic and Israel Broadcasting Authority covering Israeli-Palestinian affairs.
Education:
- B.A. Political Science and International Relations, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
- M.A. International Relations, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
- Ph.D. International Studies, University of Denver
Research Interests: Ibrahim’s work examines sovereignty dynamics in regional organizations like the League of Arab States, human rights frameworks in conflict zones, and Middle East peace processes. He emphasizes bridging theoretical and practical divides in conflict resolution through interdisciplinary approaches. Recent projects include analyzing Arab League mediation strategies and global south perspectives in international relations.
Professional Recognition:
- 2022 Drs. Carol and Michael Harter Faculty Mentoring Award
- 2021-22 A.D. Scoones Faculty Incentive Award
- 2019 Academic Affairs Award for Commitment to Geneseo’s Learning Values
Advising & Grants: His academic leadership includes chairing the International Studies Association’s Global South Engagement Committee (2023–2025) and serving as a Middle East representative for the Global South Caucus. Fellowship support has enabled research in Brazil and the U.S.
