Dalia F. Fah

Dr. Dalia F. Fahmy plays a critical role in the academic community as an Associate Professor of Political Science at Georgetown University. With a keen focus on democratization, American identity, Islamophobia, and US foreign policy, Dr. Fahmy brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to her students and colleagues. Her work delves into the intricate dynamics of how Islamophobia influences American politics and identity, offering a nuanced perspective on these pressing issues. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Dr. Fahmy serves as the Director of the Program in International Relations and Diplomacy at Long Island University. Her leadership in this role underscores her commitment to fostering a deeper understanding of global political dynamics among students. Dr. Fahmy's involvement with the Academic Council of the Association of Critical Middle East and North African Cultural Studies (ACMCU) further highlights her dedication to advancing critical scholarship in these regions. Dr. Fahmy has made significant contributions to the field through her extensive research and publications. Her books and articles have been instrumental in shaping contemporary discourse on democratization and Islamophobia. Her expertise is frequently sought after by media outlets, where she has been interviewed and has contributed editorials, providing informed commentary on current events and policy decisions. Through her academic pursuits and public engagement, Dr. Fahmy continues to influence the conversation around key political issues, making her a vital figure in the study of political science and international relations. Her work not only enriches the academic community but also informs broader societal understanding of complex global challenges.