MERIA Journal New Issue, Available Free Online
The new issue of the Middle East Review of International Affairs (MERIA) Journal, Vol. 14, No. 1 (March 2001) is available online with all content free of charge. All articles are available in both HTML and PDF formats. MERIA Journal is the world's largest Middle East journal with more than 22,000 readers around the world.
Articles include Patrick Poole's survey of Middle East-connected terrorism in the United States during 2009, a record year for the number of attempted attacks on U.S. soil. Barry Rubin compares Western concepts of revolutionary Islam with the reality of that movement's ideology and power. Sean Foley presents some surprising data on changing gender roles in Arab states of the Persian Gulf. Other articles include Juan Jose Escobar Stemmann on the strong Muslim Brotherhood movement in Jordan; Christina Y. Lin on the vital weapons' proliferation supply from China and North Korea; David Rosenberg on the remarkably successful Israeli economy; and Adel Guindy on the oppression of Coptic Christians in Egypt.
Here's the table of contents with links:
Patrick S. Poole
TERRORISM WITHIN THE UNITED STATES: THE MIDDLE EAST CONNECTION
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Barry Rubin
THE MIDDLE EAST: WELL-INTENTIONED CONCILIATORY POLICY MEETS REVOLUTIONARY ISLAMIST THREAT
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Sean Foley
ALL I WANT IS EQUALITY WITH GIRLS: GENDER AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY GULF
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Juan Jose Escobar Stemmann
THE CROSSROADS OF MUSLIM BROTHERS IN JORDAN
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Christina Y. Lin
CHINA, IRAN, AND NORTH KOREA: A TRIANGULAR OF STRATEGIC ALLIANCE
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David Rosenberg
THE ISRAELI ECONOMY: AFTER THE FINANCIAL CRISIS, NEW CHALLENGES
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Adel Guindy
SYMBOLIC VICTIMS IN A SOCIALLY REGRESSING EGYPT: THE DECLINING SITUATION OF THE COPTS
Read entire article HTML PDF
Articles include Patrick Poole's survey of Middle East-connected terrorism in the United States during 2009, a record year for the number of attempted attacks on U.S. soil. Barry Rubin compares Western concepts of revolutionary Islam with the reality of that movement's ideology and power. Sean Foley presents some surprising data on changing gender roles in Arab states of the Persian Gulf. Other articles include Juan Jose Escobar Stemmann on the strong Muslim Brotherhood movement in Jordan; Christina Y. Lin on the vital weapons' proliferation supply from China and North Korea; David Rosenberg on the remarkably successful Israeli economy; and Adel Guindy on the oppression of Coptic Christians in Egypt.
Here's the table of contents with links:
Patrick S. Poole
TERRORISM WITHIN THE UNITED STATES: THE MIDDLE EAST CONNECTION
Read entire article HTML PDF
Barry Rubin
THE MIDDLE EAST: WELL-INTENTIONED CONCILIATORY POLICY MEETS REVOLUTIONARY ISLAMIST THREAT
Read entire article HTML PDF
Sean Foley
ALL I WANT IS EQUALITY WITH GIRLS: GENDER AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY GULF
Read entire article HTML PDF
Juan Jose Escobar Stemmann
THE CROSSROADS OF MUSLIM BROTHERS IN JORDAN
Read entire article HTML PDF
Christina Y. Lin
CHINA, IRAN, AND NORTH KOREA: A TRIANGULAR OF STRATEGIC ALLIANCE
Read entire article HTML PDF
David Rosenberg
THE ISRAELI ECONOMY: AFTER THE FINANCIAL CRISIS, NEW CHALLENGES
Read entire article HTML PDF
Adel Guindy
SYMBOLIC VICTIMS IN A SOCIALLY REGRESSING EGYPT: THE DECLINING SITUATION OF THE COPTS
Read entire article HTML PDF
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