Adam H. Dehsabzi
Biography
Publications
Adam H. Dehsabzi is a Graduate Research Candidate at the University of Chicago’s Committee for International Relations. His research primarily focuses on self-determination, state formation, borderlands, and nationalism in the Middle East, and the region's relationship with the West. Previously, Adam had a seven-year career in urban development. He holds an undergraduate degree from the UTS School of Architecture and a Master’s in IR from Macquarie University.
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Is a stable Afghanistan where China, Russia and the US cooperate?
Three of the world’s most influential powers have skin in the game when it comes to preventing another civil war.
![Is the tide turning on classroom bans for Afghan girls?](https://www.lowyinstitute.org/sites/default/files/styles/expert_publications/public/2023-02/Afghan%20women%20uni%20students%20comp.jpg?itok=FJ56URmC)
Is the tide turning on classroom bans for Afghan girls?
In Afghanistan, there is increasing dissatisfaction with the suspension of female higher education, even within the Taliban.