Carolyn Moorman is an Analyst and Content Coordinator at the New Lines Institute. Her research focuses on non-state actors in the Middle East and Central/West Africa. She also produces the Institute’s Contours podcast.
Previously, Carolyn conducted research at the American Enterprise Institute’s Critical Threats Project and the Institute for the Study of War. She previously assisted Dr. Nathan French of Miami University’s Department of Comparative Religion with his research on Salafi-Jihadism and interned at the Heritage Foundation and the U.S. Embassy of Luxembourg.
Carolyn holds Bachelor of Arts degrees in Political Science and International Studies from Miami University of Ohio and is currently a Master’s student at the Bush School at Texas A&M. She tweets at @Carolyn_Moorman
Riley Moeder describes how Cairo is viewing its position surrounded by both the Sudanese conflict and now the Israel-Hamas war.
This Contours episode explores the intersection of public health, illicit economies, and normalization with Syria's Assad regime.
As a U.S. withdrawal from Syria becomes increasingly likely, policymakers must prepare now – the U.S.’s global reputation is at stake.
Calvin Wilder and Carolyn Moorman explore the regional ramifications of the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
