Anna Simone Reumert is a PhD candidate in anthropology at Columbia University.

Nancy Reynolds is an associate professor of history at Washington University in St. Louis.

Ali Rezaei is a social researcher currently completing doctoral work at the University of Calgary. He has been involved with the reformist press in Iran for the last six years.

Khodadad Rezakhani is Alexander von Humboldt Fellow at the Department of Iranian Studies of the Free University of Berlin.

Djene Rhys Bajalan is assistant professor of history at Missouri State University.

Nazih Richani holds a Ph.D. in international relations from George Washington University.

Alan Richards teaches economics at the University of California-Santa Cruz.

Jennifer R. Ridha is an Iraqi-American lawyer.

George Rishmawi is a Palestinian nonviolence peace activist from Beit Sahour near Bethlehem, Palestine. He serves as coordinator for the Siraj Center for Holy Land Studies in Beit Sahour.

Diane Riskedahl is a linguistic anthropologist who is currently an independent researcher based in Toronto.

Paola Rivetti is a lecturer of politics of the Middle East at Dublin City University.

Rami Rmeileh is a doctoral student at the University of Exeter’s Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies.

Hugh Roberts is an independent writer, lecturer and consultant based in Cairo.

Philip Robins heads the Middle East program at the Royal Institute for International Affairs in London.

Shira Robinson, an editor of this magazine, is associate professor of Middle East history at George Washington University.

Maxime Rodinson was the author of Mohammed (Pantheon, 1971), Islam and Capitalism (Pantheon, 1973) and many other books.

Eugene Rogan is a fellow at St. Anthony’s College and lectures in the modern history of the Middle East Oxford University.

Amanda Rogers is Andrew Mellon Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Institute for Research in the Humanities of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Carl Rommel is a Researcher in the Department of Anthropology and Ethnology at Uppsala University.

Charlotte Rose is an organizer and researcher with Disrupt Power, WeSmellGas and the Global Energy Embargo for Palestine. Her research focuses primarily on the fossil gas industry and the Eastern Mediterranean's infrastructural politics.

Ben Rose is a Cairo-based writer.

Miriam Rosen was an editor of this magazine in the 1990s and is a Paris-based journalist who covers art and culture.

Elizabeth Rosenberg is an M.A. candidate in the Program in Near Eastern Studies at New York University.