Shadi HamidVerifisert konto

@shadihamid

Senior fellow ; Contributing writer ; Editor ; Author of ISLAMIC EXCEPTIONALISM and TEMPTATIONS OF POWER:

Washington, DC
brookings.edu/experts/hamids
Registrerte seg mars 2009
3 600 bilder og videoer Bilder og videoer

Tweets

Du har blokkert @shadihamid

Er du sikker på at du vil vise disse tweetene? Dette vil ikke oppheve blokkeringen av @@shadihamid.

  1. Festet tweet
    6. jun. 2017

    Today marks the official release of the paperback edition of ! Reviews, previews & info here:

    109 svar 102 retweets 474 liker
    Vis denne tråden
    Vis denne tråden
    Angre
  2. Retweetet
    for 8 timer siden

    "What might be called 'political theology' is not new," writes in .

    1 retweet 7 liker
    Angre
  3. Retweetet
    for 10 timer siden

    No small amount of our current political struggle is the utopians versus everyone else.

    “Not all problems have solutions, and to think that they might may itself be the bigger issue”
    6 retweets 11 liker
    Angre
  4. Retweetet
    for 11 timer siden

    Oh no, democracy is in danger because people freely voted for a candidate who respects the popular will by rejecting my policy positions. Thankfully, an unelected body of technocrats is stepping in to save democracy by imposing my policy positions upon this reactionary populace.

    23 svar 311 retweets 1 874 liker
    Angre
  5. Retweetet
    for 13 timer siden

    Interesting article. There's a lot I agree with here, a little I don't, and a bunch more I'm not too sure about. Either way it's given me some things to think about. Well done .

    “Not all problems have solutions, and to think that they might may itself be the bigger issue”
    1 retweet 6 liker
    Angre
  6. for 12 timer siden

    This makes me like Gavin Newsom

    0:11
    Big cheers for as he spins a basketball 🏀
    Vis denne tråden
    3 svar 1 retweet 14 liker
    Angre
  7. for 13 timer siden

    “Not all problems have solutions, and to think that they might may itself be the bigger issue”

    5 svar 5 retweets 44 liker
    Angre
  8. Retweetet
    for 17 timer siden

    "The reason for the lack of progress [in Yemen] is that although Biden committed to a more diplomatic approach, in practice the U.S. remains a staunch patron of Saudi Arabia." My first piece for the , co-authored with Bruce Riedel

    23 svar 93 retweets 234 liker
    Angre
  9. for 16 timer siden

    🤔

    11 svar 4 retweets 98 liker
    Angre
  10. Retweetet
    15. sep.

    Worth reading 👇

    My new essay in is out this week. Excited to be publishing with them for the first time. It is possible to "de-religify" politics? If the answer is yes, how might we go about it?
    Vis denne tråden
    2 retweets 5 liker
    Angre
  11. Retweetet
    16. sep.

    My friend argues that hypocrisy is underrated. But if our presidents say words like "genocide" and "red line" without really meaning them I don't know if anyone will take us seriously.

    5 svar 14 retweets 84 liker
    Vis denne tråden
    Vis denne tråden
    Angre
  12. Retweetet
    16. sep.
    Svar til

    1 retweet 7 liker
    Angre
  13. Retweetet
    18. aug.

    I recommend a subscription to - brilliant podcasts and articles that leave you engaging developments from multiple perspectives.

    1 svar 5 retweets 8 liker
    Vis denne tråden
    Vis denne tråden
    Angre
  14. Retweetet
    10. aug.

    This snippet is part of their wider conversation around vaccine passports, mask mandates, and why Europeans seem so much more relaxed about Covid at this point than many Americans.

    2 retweets 1 liker
    Vis denne tråden
    Vis denne tråden
    Angre
  15. Retweetet
    30. aug.

    Also, I'm starting to lose faith in the very idea of "competence." I've always been skeptical of technocracy (for various philosophical reasons), but part of me suspects that the Biden era will have done considerable damage to the notion that competence is enough

    3 svar 5 retweets 27 liker
    Vis denne tråden
    Vis denne tråden
    Angre
  16. Retweetet
    6. sep.

    Read more at the link below, and if you find it interesting, please consider supporting our work here:

    1 svar 1 retweet 2 liker
    Vis denne tråden
    Vis denne tråden
    Angre
  17. Retweetet
    15. sep.

    "This is one of secularization’s many paradoxes. It has merely redirected the very passions that it claims to subdue. In societies undergoing secularization, such passions in turn create a dangerous imbalance"

    1 svar 16 retweets 37 liker
    Angre
  18. Retweetet
    9. sep.

    Hey hey, internet! and I are looking for an Associate Editor over at . Interested? Read on!

    3 svar 11 retweets 19 liker
    Angre
  19. Retweetet
    15. sep.

    . makes the case that far from being a shower that "washes us clean" of old superstitions and religion, modernization has acted like a jacuzzi where everything is bubbling up simultaneously. Stream the conversation w/ here: .

    1 svar 2 retweets 2 liker
    Angre
  20. Retweetet
    15. sep.

    My new essay in is out this week. Excited to be publishing with them for the first time. It is possible to "de-religify" politics? If the answer is yes, how might we go about it?

    7 svar 9 retweets 56 liker
    Vis denne tråden
    Vis denne tråden
    Angre
  21. 15. sep.

    "This is one of secularization’s many paradoxes. It has merely redirected the very passions that it claims to subdue. In societies undergoing secularization, such passions in turn create a dangerous imbalance"

    1 svar 16 retweets 37 liker
    Angre

@shadihamid har ikke Tweetet enda.

Lastingen ser ut til å ta sin tid.

Twitter kan være overbelastet, eller det kan ha oppstått et midlertidig problem. Prøv igjen, eller se Twitters status for mer informasjon.

    Du vil kanskje også like

    ·