Majed Binkhunein

Majed Binkhunein has a diverse academic background with a keen interest in social sciences, particularly in the areas of politics, anthropology, sociology, law, and religion. His research focuses on Middle East Politics, Islamic History, Political Economy, Islamic Politics, History of the Arabian Peninsula, People and Culture of Saudi Arabia, and the Arab-Israeli Conflict. Majed holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Economics from the University of Massachusetts Boston, a certification in Social Anthropology from Harvard Extension School, and a Master's degree in Politics of the Middle East from SOAS University of London. He has garnered professional experience as a Project Manager in a Confidential Government entity, a Senior Officer at the National Center for Performance Measurement, a Research Fellow at KFCRIS, a Research Assistant Intern at KFCRIS, a Students Supervisor at MiSK FOUNDATION, an Accountant and Legal Consultant Assistant at Dr. Abdulhamid Ibn Khunein Law Firm (Ramakeen), an Intern (Firm Secretary) at Dr. Abdulhamid Ibn Khunein Law Firm (Ramakeen), and as a Trainee Customer Service Agent and Bank Teller at The Saudi Investment Bank.