Ghazal Poshtkouhian Nadi
Advanced Lecturer
I am an advanced lecturer in the Interdisciplinary Honors Program and Director of Middle East and Islamic World Studies. I hold a PhD in Political Science from American University. My research and teaching interests include political institutions, public policy as well as Middle East and African studies. I regularly teach HONR 204: Climate Change, Development, and Environmental Sustainability, HONR 212: Encountering the Middle East and HONR 210: Encountering Africa.
Education
- Ph.D
Research Interests
- Democratization
- Constitutional Studies
- Environmental Politics
- Middle East Studies
- African Studies
Publications/Research Listings
Maboudi, Tofigh and Ghazal P. Nadi. 2021. “From Public Participation to Constitutional Legitimacy: Evidence from Tunisia.” Political Research Quarterly. DOI:
Maboudi, Tofigh, Ghazal P. Nadi, and Todd Eisenstadt. 2021. “Render unto Caesar Just a Little Bit Longer: The Relationship Between Constitutional Reforms and Executive Survival.” Government and Opposition.
Maboudi, Tofigh and Ghazal P. Nadi. 2016. “Crowdsourcing the Egyptian Constitution: Social Media, Elites and the Populace.” Political Research Quarterly 69 (4): 716-731.
Awards
- Online Teaching Course: Design (OTC: Design), 黑料门University Chicago, Fall 2020.
- The Instructional Technologies Course (ITC), 黑料门University Chicago, Summer 2020.
- ICPSR Program in Quantitative Methods of Social Research, University of Michigan, Summer 2016.
- The Greenberg Seminars for Effective Teaching, American University, Spring 2016.