Dr. James Zogby

Co-founded the Arab American Institute, a Washington, D.C.-based organization which serves as the political and policy research arm of the Arab American community, in 1985 and continues to serve as its president. He is Director of Zogby Research Services, a firm that has conducted groundbreaking surveys across the Middle East. 

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Observations on Carter’s Funeral and Trump’s Return 
Observations on Carter’s Funeral and Trump’s Return 

This past week, Washington DC was witness to a stark study in contrasts: The solemn dignity involved in the nation’s farewell to former President Jimmy Carter and the blustery antics accompanying former President Donald Trump’s impending return to the White House.  

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Foreign Manipulation of the Arab East Must End 
Foreign Manipulation of the Arab East Must End 

There’s no two ways about it, the Arab East is a mess. It is weak, divided, directionless, locked in multiple conflicts, and not in control of its own destiny. This isn’t new. It’s been this way for a century, with non-Arab powers preying off the region in pursuit of their own aspirations.

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Dr. James Zogby on Democracy Now
Dr. James Zogby on Democracy Now

Dr. Zogby joins Democracy Now

Dr. James Zogby Joins Inside Story
Dr. James Zogby Joins Inside Story

Dr. Zogby on Inside Story

Dr. James Zogby on The Bad Faith Podcast (w/ Briahna Joy Gray)
Dr. James Zogby on The Bad Faith Podcast (w/ Briahna Joy Gray)

Dr. James Zogby joins The Bad Faith Podcast hosted by Briahna Joy Gray to discuss his plan to replace Biden as the Democratic nominee for President.

Featured Book

The Tumultuous Decade.

This book brings together nearly a decade of Zogby Research Services (ZRS) public opinion polling in Arab countries, Turkey, and Iran—a period of great tumult across the Middle East and North Africa. Through polling, ZRS gives people a chance to speak for themselves—people who are often “spoken for” by governments or elites who think they know what the “local” people think, or even what they should think.