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Its current editor is Dr. Michael Rubin , resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute , former political advisor to the Coalition Provisional Authority in Baghdad , and former staff advisor on Iran and Iraq in the Office Of The Secretary Of Defense . Middle East Quarterly website

STAFF

Dr. Daniel Pipes , publisher

Dr. Michael Rubin , editor

Dr. Patrick Clawson, senior editor

Dr. Martin Kramer , senior editor

Judy Goodrobb, managing editor {Link without Title}

Board of editors

Dr. Fouad Ajami , Johns Hopkins University

Dr. Anthony Cordesman, Center For Strategic And International Studies {Link without Title}

Dr. Khalid Duran , TransState Islam

Dr. David Fromkin , Boston University

Dr. Paul Henze, the RAND Corporation

Dr. Eliyahu Kanovsky, Bar-Ilan University {Link without Title}

Dr. Geoffrey Kemp, Nixon Center for Peace and Freedom {Link without Title}

Samuel W. Lewis, The Washington Institute For Near East Policy

Dr. Habib C. Malik, Foundation for Human and Humanitarian Rights in Lebanon {Link without Title}

James Phillips, The Heritage Foundation

Dr. Steven Plaut , University Of Haifa

David Pollock, Washington, D.C.

Dr. Saliba Sarsar, Monmouth University {Link without Title}

Dr. Robert B. Satloff, The Washington Institute for Near East Policy

Dr. Sabri Sayari, Georgetown University {Link without Title}

Dr. Haim Shaked, University Of Miami {Link without Title}

Dr. Steven L. Spiegel, University Of California, Los Angeles {Link without Title}

Dr. Marvin Zonis, University Of Chicago {Link without Title}

CRITICISM

The journal has been criticized by Juan Cole , a target of the Middle East Forum 's Campus Watch campaign and professor of Middle Eastern history at the University Of Michigan , who claimed in ''Salon.com'': "It publishes scurrilous attacks on people. There's no scholarship. It's a put-up job ..." Goldberg, Michelle. ''Mau-mauing the Middle East'' Salon.com, September 30, 2002

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