Bishara Khader

Bishara Khader was born in 1944 in the Palestinian town of Zababdeh, a town of Christian majority.

He is a professor of Political, Economic, and Social Sciences in the University of Louvain,^[1] where he established the Center for Study and Research of the Modern Arab World (CERMAC).

References

^ Europe, the Mediterranean and the Arab World:The Uncomfortable Triangle. Issam Fares Institute. (Invitation sheet)

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Name	Khader, Bishara
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Date of birth	1944
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