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Our team members are cutting-edge experts. We are passionate, results-oriented, fast-acting, entrepreneurial, and resourceful. We understand the world’s challenges are daunting but are optimistic and natural team players searching for relevant strategies and policy solutions.
Internships
Our interns are bright, passionate undergraduate and graduate students with a strong interest in international relations and public policy. We seek to offer cutting edge opportunities that are mutually beneficial. Our interns receive an enriching experience and have opportunities to explore cross-programmatic areas of interest. We seek to enhance skills required to successfully transition to the workforce.
Fellowships
Our fellows are a community of analysts and problem solvers. We draw on their scholarship, research, and expertise on international public policy questions, as well as on their practical experience working on those issues in government and private institutions. Their expertise spans the world’s regions and the critical topics shaping the global landscape. Active fellowships can be found on our career page.
Write with us
Capital Center is committed to cultivating a space for diverse and engaging dialogue, analysis, and scholarship that is solutions-oriented, policy relevant, and deeply connected to priorities on the ground. We are always on the lookout for external contributors to submit article for potential analysis, explainers, stories, and first-person essays.
Our mandate focuses on Egypt. Also, topics cover the Middle East and North Africa region. Our pieces are written from a local perspective for a global audience and fill a particular gap in knowledge on the region. Our contributors may be journalists, academics, human rights defenders, students, seasoned analysts, and first-time writers.
We welcome articles in English or Arabic.
The Ideal Article is:
- Fact-checked; we expects contributors to have thoroughly fact checked their work and to cite their sources throughout the piece using hyperlinks
- Conscious of the security of those quoted and referenced
- Not primarily historical or academic; focused on recent developments and has a clear policy angle
- Original content; TIMEP does not tolerate plagiarism of any kind
- Between 1,000-1,500 words
How to Submit:
Please submit your article in an email to articles@capitalcenter.org. Kindly include each of the following:
- A proposed title or topic
- A brief summary of the idea of your article (no more than 200 words)
- A short author bio
- (Optional) a writing sample or recently published work
If your article is accepted by the Capital Center, the Editorial Department will contact prospective authors to discuss next steps and a publication timeline. External contributors will be compensated for their work.