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Hussein Agha is a senior associate of Oxford University’s St. Antony’s College. Hussein Agha was part of the Palestinian team that negotiated the Oslo II agreement in 1994-5. He has also co-authored three books with Ahmad Khalidi: A Framework for a Palestinian National Security Doctrine (2006), Track-II Diplomacy: Lessons from the Middle East (2004) and Syria and Iran: The Durable Alliance (1995). He splits his time between London and Beirut.
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