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	'''''Middle East Quarterly''''' (''MEQ'') is a ] (since 2009)<ref name=PeerReview>Editors' Note: On Peer Review, Middle East Quarterly, Winter 2009, p. 3 </ref> quarterly journal, a publication of the American ]<ref name=nyt20070314></ref> ] ] (MEF) founded by ] in 1994. It is devoted to subjects relating to the ] and ] and analyzes the region "explicitly from the viewpoint of American interests". <ref name=PeerReview/>

	==Overview==
	Middle East Quarterly's publisher, the ]-based ], is an American ]<ref name=nyt20070314/> ] founded in 1990 by historian and columnist ], who also serves as its director.<ref> listed in "Search Results" and "Resource Library" on the website of the ]; cf. organization website for , one of (incl. its "Mission" statement), all accessed February 24, 2007.</ref> The Forum founded the ''Middle East Quarterly'' in 1994.

	According to the ], the ''Middle East Quarterly'' deals with "]ern affairs". It states that:
	<blockquote>"olicy-makers, opinion-makers, academics, and journalists" consult it "for in-depth analysis of the rapidly-changing landscape of the world's most volatile region" and that it publishes "groundbreaking studies, exclusive interviews, insightful commentary, and hard-hitting reviews that tackle the entire range of contemporary concerns – from politics to economics to culture, across a region that stretches from Morocco to Afghanistan."<ref name=MEQ>''''. Publication website hosted by its sponsoring organization ], accessed February 19, 2007.</ref></blockquote>

	One of its goals was also to provide a voice to academics who felt that the mainstream academic press was not giving voice to their views on Islam. Until 2009, it did no ], leaving nearly all publishing decisions with its editors.<ref name=PeerReview/> The MEQ website explained then that "The Quarterly has become an outlet of choice for policy practitioners and senior scholars secure in their tenure and displeased with the ideological rigidity of the peer-reviewed journals."<ref name=PeerReview/> According to its founder ], "In the halls of academe, the Quarterly delivers a welcome balance to the many materials that relentlessly attack the United States and Israel."<ref></ref>

	Edited by ], it is published in print, and all but the current issue are also available as full texts from the website of the ], which does provide links to full texts of some selected current articles. In 2009, MEQ introduced peer review both to improve the quality of articles and "to give junior faculty an opportunity, while building their careers, to express their views freely."<ref name=PeerReview/>

	==Contributors==
	A full list of contributors can be found at http://www.meforum.org/docs/order/author

	==Staff==
	''From the organization's website'':
	*Dr. ], publisher
	*Dr. ], editor
	*Dr. ], senior editor
	*Dr. ], senior editor
	*], managing editor<ref>Board of Editors, .</ref>

	===Board of editors===
	From the organization's website:

	*], Johns Hopkins University
	*David Cook, Rice University
	*Martin Kramer, The Shalem Center
	*Timur Kuran, Duke University
	*], Foundation for Human and Humanitarian Rights in Lebanon
	*James Phillips, The Heritage Foundation
	*Steven Plaut, University of Haifa
	*Dennis Ross, Washington, D.C.
	*Barry Rubin, Global Research in International Affairs Center
	*James R. Russell, Harvard University
	*Franck Salameh, Boston College
	*Philip Carl Salzman, McGill University
	*Saliba Sarsar, Monmouth University
	*Robert B. Satloff, The Washington Institute for Near East Policy
	*Sabri Sayarı, Sabancı University
	*Kemal Silay, Indiana University
	*Lee Smith, Washington, D.C.
	*Steven L. Spiegel, University of California, Los Angeles
	*Kenneth W. Stein, Emory University

	==Notes==
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	==External links==
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	*''''. Publication website hosted by its sponsoring organization ]. Contains full-text versions of all but current issue of the print edition of ''Middle East Quarterly'', with links to selected current articles provided as "MEF's latest releases". Accessed February 19, 2007.

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