... of guards, he had reached a graveyard, where he proceeded to seek refuge. Despite being greeted upon entry by a pack of barking dogs, the dogs calmed down when they saw him, allowing him to hide among some thorny bushes. When guards attempted to enter the graveyard, the dogs attacked them, which convinced...

...John Tofik Karam George W. Bush hardly finished his declaration of war on terror when the U.S. government turned its attention toward a trinational region where Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay meet, called the triple frontera (Triple Border, in Spanish) and the tríplice fronteira (in Portuguese...

..., dramatic notimperium, less are eavesdropping.” domestic and renditions prisons, secret a government that is tantamount to “a national security state of torture, ghost detainees, created has administration Bush the that argued has no and radical, Presidentto Clinton sph public those...

...Bahram Rajaee Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2004 Deciphering Iran: The Political Evolution of the Islamic Republic and U.S. Foreign Policy After September 11 Bahram Rajaee In the aftermath of 9/11, the Bush administration competition for political...

... practitioners were not the solve,” “duty,” and so on). It is as if, immediately after the intended targets of the American reprisal, the counteroffen- September attacks, George W. Bush were irresistibly com- sive took on instantly the tone of a crusade on behalf of pelled by some universal law of homosocial...

.... govern- media outlets, and the collective suspicion cast on ment’s response to these attacks—the “War on Ter- them by domestic government policies, is only ror.” The Bush Administration’s “war on terror” has partly countered by the increased interest of others been waged within and outside the borders...

...Henry A. Giroux Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2004 What Might Education Mean After Abu Ghraib: Revisiting Adorno’s Politics of Education1 HENRY A. GIROUX Visual representations of the war have played a Bush administration’s reasons for going to war...

... Islamic fanati- ticians hardly identified with the goals of the Che- cism/terrorism. Having been brutally conquered by chen separatists (even Cold Warriors from the Tsarist Russia in 1861 and enclosed behind the con- Reagan and Bush Sr. administration recognized Rus- fines of the Communist Iron Curtain...

... may certainly vary; Gender tion must be paid to how the continuity of the however, my focus here is on the former Bush war on terror and a protracted U.Sled political administration, precisely...

..., there are good reasons of successive histories; they are also performances of to revisit the site of Said’s own preoccupations. Be- space.4 In the second place, performances may be fore he assumed office (the mot juste), George Bush scripted (they usually are) but this does not make announced...

... not declined since. This is clearly a full- fighting Arabs in Algeria. blown insurgency, not a situation in which, as The Bush administration has acted as if the administration claims, there is continuing it was unaware...

... Iran, with In- the of administration’s assessment Bush objective the support the not but does out, far allegation. still so (IAEA) is it Agency alleges jury Energy States The Atomic United ternational weapons. the nuclear whereas purposes, making peaceful for Iran for intentions. is Iran’s...

... it. scribed by “history.” Since the introduction of the idea of the New Indeed, and Grovogui is right on this, Cou- World Order under Bush I and Bush II, the need libaly, as a central figure in his text, has a commit- to act now militarily in the name of humanitari...

... weakened support for U. S. govern- wide-ranging collapse of the tourism industry in ment actions in the Arab and Muslim worlds. First, Arab countries after the attacks did not take place. the Bush administration declared the strategy of war Depending upon their existing tourists markets and as the only...

...) in New York. The NSP has legally challenged abuses of O power by the Bush and Obama administrations’ uses of torture, unlawful detention, targeted killings with drones, CIA kidnapping and rendition, and arbitrary no-­fly lists. The NSP was also respon- sible for the initial Freedom...

..., agriculture, rainfati and the economic and aodd Me of the Ilrat p~ocessof "encroachment" b now reaching some kind of Umit in region. their area - uttle good uncultivated land is left and there have been A forest area consists of trees, bushes and other vegetation. Trees destructhre oonllicts...

... wrote a 3,901-word letter to President George W. Bush reiterating some of these themes.2 Ahmadinejad’s remarks present three analytically signifi cant questions: 1. Are Ahmadinejad’s words off-the-cuff remarks, personal opinions of the inexperienced president, made purely...

... of Cherie Blair, be their own cause. So we are witnessing how Laura Bush, Condoleezza Rice, Hillary Clinton, the imperialist design of “freeing repressed and   and Gloria Steinem regarding these liberating burka-­clad or hijabed women” has given rise...

... a direct bearing late Iran in the region. on major powers’ strategic interests. However, instead of the politically bloated ap- The Foggy Bottom’s Old Caspian Tale and the Bush praisal of 200 billion barrels in ostensible Caspian oil Administration’s New Approach...

... . Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison . New York : Vintage , 1977 . Gibson Diana . “ Constructions of Masculinity, Mental Toughness, and the Inexpressibility of Distress among a Selected Group of South African Veterans of the ‘Bush War’ in Namibia .” Journal of Psychology in Africa 20...