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...Christos C. Evangeliou Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2003 Christos C. Evangeliou is professor of philosophy at Towson University and author of several books on classical Greek philosophy, including The Hellenic Philosophy: Between Europe, Asia and Africa . Dangerous Deviations...

.... Probably of greatest interest to readers of Mediterranean Quarterly was the team’s attempt to apply their model to the contemporary political situation in Italy, and by extension, to all of Western Europe. This part of the analysis was preceded by a brief MQ 12.1-09 Reviews...

..., to all of Western Europe. This part of the analysis was preceded by a brief MQ 12.1-09 Reviews 1/23/01 1:36 PM Page 117 Reviews 117 but useful description of the post–World War II political situation in Italy...

... for the study of prejudice. Probably of greatest interest to readers of Mediterranean Quarterly was the team’s attempt to apply their model to the contemporary political situation in Italy, and by extension, to all of Western Europe. This part of the analysis...

... NATO Putin authoritarianism intolerance in Europe NATO’s Worrisome Authoritarian Storm Clouds Ted Galen Carpenter When the North Atlantic Treaty Organization was first established in 1949, the alliance’s principal purpose was to provide security for Europe’s noncom- munist nations...

... in the republican era, during which the country experienced vast sociopolitical and sociocul- tural changes, the concepts of modernization, Westernization, and Europe- anization have been used interchangeably to describe external influence on the domestic transformation in Turkey. In recent decades, Western...

... by the refugees and immigrants coming into the country from southeastern Europe, it is difficult not to see the ghost of Schönerer standing approvingly over his shoulder. By the end of the First World War, Schönerer’s intolerance and German nationalism were...

... of the enlarged Europe. 3. The foreign ministers of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) will meet in Istanbul at a time when the winds of change are blow- ing in full force and at a time of new perspectives in Iraq and in Palestine. Abdullah Gül is the foreign minister and deputy prime...

... to Europe  9 Turkey’s Path to Europe: Defense of Human Rights and Respect for International Obligations Donald M. Payne The subject of Turkey’s place and role in the international system has occu- pied me on numerous occasions...

... changes have occurred in the inter- national security agenda, pushing forward issues of ethnic and religious intolerance, nationalistic outrage, acts of xenophobia, and human rights vio- lations. Freedom and democracy are incompatible with any of these danger...

...” and “Part Two: Turkey, Europe and America.” Each section consists of twenty articles or essays. The subject matter of the book is much broader than is suggested in the prologue or by the titles of the two sections. In addition to discourses on current issues in the East- ern Mediterranean...

..., the Cyprus problem, the obstacles that Turkey faces in the EU [European Union], and the problems that the US war on terror has created for them and the world.” There are two main sections of the book: “Part One: Greece, Cyprus and Turkey” and “Part Two: Turkey, Europe and America.” Each section...

... Muhammad 0,” 16 February 2007, English edition, which can dangerously be taken to suggest that the entire conflict is actually with Islam rather than what are considered intolerant interpretations of it. 49. Viviente Valt, “Life on the Front Lines,” Time (Europe), 28 February 2005, www.time.com...

... with neighboring states in the Bal- kans, southeastern Europe, and the Mediterranean. In this framework, I, as the responsible minister, also had the opportunity to make a series of vis- its that allowed me to strengthen personal relations with my counterparts, especially with my colleagues in the Balkans...

... Mediterranean, there are so many hefty mice at large that it is increasingly likely that at least one of the them will run across the pressure plate, probably sooner rather than later. The fact is that Cyprus finds itself caught in the shockwaves of a number of upheavals in the Middle East and in Europe...

...- lenic philosophy in Christianized Europe and the West.” While I was still trying to figure out the details of “the passion of philosophy,” that is, what happened to Hellenic philosophy in Christian Europe, Vallianatos’s book came to address such larger questions as, What happened to the Greeks...

.... Hence what I have termed ‘the passion of philosophy,’ which the forthcoming volume will attempt to bring to light, by critically analyzing the phenomenon of the historical transformation of Ancient Hel- lenic philosophy in Christianized Europe and the West.” While I was still trying to figure...

... that they are bearers of the banner that was raised by the Prophet Muhammad in the sev- enth century against the Jewish tribes of Arabia and soon after against the Roumani: The Silent Refugees 43 Christians in Europe. The march of Islam was halted in France, was rolled back...

... soci- ety. A united Europe offers a unique chance to reject intolerance and xeno- phobia and to replace them with tolerance and the awareness that our spe- cific ethnic and religious characteristics present richness to be valued and nurtured. With open borders and a single living space...

..., and by a whole host of propagandists who subsequently took up the Habsburg cause. It was an early modern version of Samuel Huntington’s “clash of civilizations” — a belea- guered Central and Western Europe acting in defense of Christian values and locked in a fierce struggle for survival with an alien, semi...