A/HRC/45/59/Add.1 V. Selected recent publications A. B. 4 Monographs & edited volumes • 2019: Arendt, Fanon and Political Violence in Islam; Abingdon, Routledge, ISBN 9780367259594; • (ed.) 2019: Cooperation with Religious Institutions as a European Policy Tool, Joint Policy Study 14, European Institute of the Mediterranean; • 2017: Pseudo-stabilization. The problems of contemporary U.S. policy in the Middle East [in Polish], Warszawa: PWN (Polish Scientific Publishing), ISBN 978-83-01-19132-0; • (ed.) 2015: Irregular migration to the European Union – implications for Poland [in Polish], PISM Report, November 2015, ISBN 978-83-64895-67-8; • 2014: Myths and Legends: Modern History and Nationalistic Propaganda in Egyptian Textbooks, Warszawa: PISM/FIIA, ISBN 978-83-62453-89-4; • (eds. Behr, T., Sasnal, P.) 2012: Still Awake: The Beginnings of Arab Democratic Change, Helsinki, Warsaw: Finnish Institute of International Affairs & PISM, ISBN 978-83-62453-41-2; Book chapters & articles: • [accepted] (Fahmi, G., Sasnal, P.) 2020: Resilience to violent radicalization: Why haven’t more Islamists taken up arms in Egypt since 2013?, Democratization; • 2019: Points of Tangency Between State and Religious Institutions in Europe– Institutionalisation of State Religion Policy, in: Sasnal, P. (ed.) Cooperation with Religious Institutions as a European Policy Tool, Joint Policy Study 14, European Institute of the Mediterranean; • 2018: Domesticating the Giant: The Global Governance of Migration, Council on Foreign Relations, New York; • 2018: The looming peace in Syria, „Orient”, I/2018, Deutsches Orient Stiftung; • 2017: Brothers in Arms, Strangers in Love: Mapping the Trajectory of Flows Between Two Different Socio-Religious Models in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, in: Mason, R. (ed.): Egypt and the Gulf: A Renewed Regional Policy Alliance, Berlin & London: Gerlach Press; • 2016: The Reasons for Radical Groups’ Appeal among European and Arab Citizens: The Case of ISIS, [in:] Terrorist Threat in the Euro-Mediterranean, A. Mukhtar, F. Ammor, D. Ghanem-Yazbeck, P. Sasnal, Joint Policy Study 3, European Institute of the Mediterranean; • 2016: Faith Brings Down Regimes. The Role of Religion in Transitional Processes, [in:] The Arab Transitions in a Changing World. Building Democracies in Light of International Experiences, S. Florensa (ed.), Barcelona; • 2016: Universal Utopia: Weighing the Reasons for the Appeal of the Islamic State, in: PISM Strategic Files, 1 (82); • 2015: Poland: from onlooker to wannabe agenda-setter, in: Behr, T., Tiilikainen, T. (eds.): Northern Europe and the Arab World: From the Cold War to the Arab Spring, Aldershot, Burlington, Singapore, Sydney: Ashgate; • 2015: Pulling the Rope: The Struggle between Official and Popular Islam in Egypt, in: PISM Policy Papers, 2(104); • 2015: Who Are They? Two Profiles of Syrian Refugees, in: PISM Policy Papers, 36 (138);

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