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Dr

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Lecturer In Islamic Studies
Asia Institute
Communications
Religion
International Relations
Political Science
Middle Eastern Studies
Islamic Studies
Languages
History
Social Sciences
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Dr

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

 
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Religion and Society
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Dr

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

 

Dr Kylie Moore-Gilbert is a Melbourne Early Career Academic Fellow and Lecturer in Islamic Studies at the Asia Institute. Kylie specialises in Middle Eastern politics, with a particular focus on the Arab Gulf states.

She has published on issues including GCC politics, the 2011 Arab uprisings, authoritarian governance and the role of new media technologies in political activism.

Scholarly Works

Displaying the 8 most recent scholarly works by Kylie Moore-Gilbert.

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The rise and fall of bahrain's al-wefaq society: De-democratisation and crackdown in a troubled gulf state

K Moore-Gilbert

Book Chapter  |  2018

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Bahrain’s February 14 coalition: Deconstructing a revolutionary youth movement

K Moore-Gilbert

Journal article  |  2018  |  The Middle East Journal

This article examines Bahrain’s February 14 Coalition, an anonymous and decentralized youth movement that was formed during the sm..

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Mediated mobilisation after the Arab Spring: how online activism is shaping Bahrain's opposition

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Journal article  |  2018  |  Australian Journal of Political Science

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A Visual Uprising: Framing the Online Activism of Bahrain’s Shiʿi Opposition

K Moore-Gilbert

Journal article  |  2018  |  Media, War & Conflict

Drawing on content analysis and framing theory, this article examines the use of images in the social media activism of three Bahr..

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Where to for Bahrain’s Divided Opposition?

K Moore-Gilbert

Conference Proceedings  |  2016

Paper presented at the 'Future of the Middle East' conference, Deakin University, 2-4 November 2016.

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From Protected State to Protection Racket: Contextualising Divide and Rule in Bahrain

K Moore-Gilbert

Journal article  |  2016  |  Journal of Arabian Studies

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Group Conflict and Political Mobilization in Bahrain and the Arab Gulf: Rethinking the Rentier State by Justin Gengler

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Journal article  |  2016  |  Arab Studies Journal

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The Arab Gulf States and Reform in the Middle East: Between Iran and the “Arab Spring” by Yoel Guzansky

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Journal article  |  2015  |  Middle East Journal, The

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Scholarly Works

Keyword Analysis

Communication and Media Studies
Expanding Knowledge
Government and Politics
Political Science
Other Studies in Human Society
Sociology

Credentials

Positions

Lecturer In Islamic Studies

Asia Institute

Member

Association for Gulf and Arabian Peninsula Studies

Member

Australian Political Studies Association

Member

International Political Science Association

Member

Australian Association of Islamic and Muslim Studies

Education

Doctor of Philosophy

University of Melbourne

Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

University of Cambridge

Master of Arts

University of Cambridge

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