Left to its Domestic Devices: How the Syrian Regime Boxed Itself In. — Barcelona: Elcano Royal Institute, 2005. – 18 pp
Left to its Domestic Devices: How the Syrian Regime Boxed Itself In. — Barcelona: Elcano Royal Institute, 2005. – 18 pp
Left to its Domestic Devices: How the Syrian Regime Boxed Itself In. — Barcelona: Elcano Royal Institute, 2005. – 18 pp
Bashar’s Syria: The Regime and its Strategic and its Strategic. Worldview. — Herzliya: Institute for Policy and Strategy, Interdisciplinary Center (IDC), 2006. – 94 pp.
Shaping Jihadism: How Syria Molded the Muslim Brotherhood. — Monterey: Naval Postgraduate School, 2007. — 79 pp.
The Syrian Involvement in Lebanon: An analysis of the role of Lebanon in Syrian regime security, from Ta’if to the death of Hafiz al-Asad (1989-2000). — Oslo, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment, 2002. — 103 pp
Turkey as a U.S. security partner. — Santa Monica: RAND Corporation, 2008. — 50 pp.
The European Union’s Role in the Debate on Economic Reform in Syria. — Wales, 2008. — 37 pp
Iran, its Neighbours and the Regional Crises: A Middle East Programme report. — L.: The Royal Institute of International Affairs, 2006.- 52 p
Bombers, Bank Accounts, and Bleedout: al‐Qa`ida’s Road In and Out of Iraq. — Westpoint: The Combating Terrorism Center, 2008. — 126 pp
Dealing with Damascus: Seeking a Greater Return on U.S.-Syria Relations. — N.Y.: The Council on Foreign Relations, 2008. — 60 pp
U.S. Policy and the Road to Damascus: Who’s Converting whom? — W.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 2008. — 58 pp.