Dr. Foley wrote a dispatch for Culturunners on the opening of "Symbolic Cities" a solo show at the Smithsonian's Freer/Sackler gallery by Ahmed Mater, one of Saudi Arabia's and the Middle East's [...]
On March 22, Dr. Foley discussed the terrorist attacks in Brussels, Belgium with WSMV-TV (NBC) in Nashville, TN. During the itnerview, he touched on the aims of ISIS and why Beligum's capital [...]
On December 20, 2015, Dr. Foley delivered “When the Quran was America’s weapon for freedom in the Middle East” to an audience of 850 people at the University Malaysia, Perlis (UniMAP) in Arau, [...]
On December 12, 2015, Dr. Foley spoke with ABC News Television's "Weakened Breakfast" (Sydney, Australia) about Saudi municipal elections and the role of women as first-time voters and [...]
In November 2015, Dr. Foley presented "Women are Killing us on Instagram: Gender, Social Space, and Saudi Arabia's Online Community," to the annual conference of the Middle East Studies [...]
In March 2015, Dr. Foley presented "Seek Knowledge Even If It Takes You To China (Via Washington): America, China, Saudi Arabia in the Twenty-First Century" to "China in the Middle East"--an [...]
In November 2014, Dr. Foley presented a paper to the anuual conference of the Middle East Studies Association (MESA) in Washington, DC on Telfaz11, C3, and their popular video: "No Woman, No [...]
The American University in Beirut Press published an anthology that includes a chapter by Dr. Foley on Muhammad Siblini, a Lebanese American who helped the U.S. army defeat the Axis in North [...]
Dr. Foley's article, "When Collision Emerges as Unexpected Harmony: Saud Responses to the Arab Spring," is based in part on nine months of research in the Kingdom in 2013 and 2014.
The Journal of History Studies: International Journal of History published Dr. Foley's article: When an American Minister Put His Faith in the Power of Islam: Muslim Medicine, Reason and Public [...]