Johnny Mansour

Johnny Mansour (Arabic: جوني منصور; born December 25, 1960, Haifa) is a Palestinian academic, author and historian at the Department of History Studies at the Academic College in Beit Berl. He specializes in the contemporary history of the Middle East and Palestine, the Palestinian issue, and the history of Haifa city.
Career.
Johnny Mansour was born in Haifa, 1960. He studied Islam and Middle East history in Haifa University. He completed his PhD at the University of Saint Petersburg (Saint Petersburg) in 1998 on the Medieval Muslim and Christian manuscripts in the 10th century. His research is focused on four main fields: Islam and Middle East history, Arab Christians in Palestine and the Middle East, Arab-Israel conflict and the Palestinian cities, with an emphasis on the city of Haifa.
He is a lecturer in History of the Middle East, and published several books and researches in his upon fields. During the two coming years he will be working on the refugees issue in the Middle East: A comparative research between the Palestinian refugees in 1948 and the Syrian refugees during the Syrian crisis, with a focus on the solidarity of the local societies in different places when the issue of refugees arises.
Published research, articles.
Articles.
Selective articles in English & Other Languages: