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Dr Amer Al Sabaileh

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Amer Al Sabaileh is a Jordanian academic born and raised in Amman. He graduated from the University of Jordan, has a Masters degree from the University of Rome, and a PhD from the University of Pisa .

He returned to the University of Jordan in 2007 where he currently teaches in the Department of European Languages, and the Department of International studies. Amer is a freelance columnist for the Jordan Times and the Ammon News agency, in both English and Arabic.

He has written widely on international relations, Islam and the Middle East. He blogs at: http://amersabaileh.blogspot.com

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