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...Rachel Pope Zoepf Katherine : Excellent Daughters: The Secret Lives of Young Women Who Are Transforming the Arab World . New York : Penguin , 2016 . 272 pages. ISBN 1-59-420388-1 . $17.00 (paperback). © 2018 by Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2018...

... Places and Living Spaces . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2010 . 424 pages . ISBN 978-0-8223-4869-6 . $24.95 (paper) , $89.95 (hardcover) . Copyright 2011 by Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2011...

...Roger P. Winter Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2001 Roger P. Winter is executive director of the United States Committee on Refugees. MQ 12.2-04 Winter 5/8/01 10:35 AM Page 43 Are Some Lives More Valuable Than Others? Roger P...

...Frank R. Wolf Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2001 Frank R. Wolf, Republican of Virginia, is a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. MQ 12.4-03 Wolf 10/16/01 1:05 PM Page 27 Sudan: Living in Terror Frank R...

....” Applied to the Balkans in coming decades the ethnic Albanians now living in at least five Balkan states and the ethnic Serbs living in five states, as well, are developing growing kinship with their fellow nationals beyond the current frontiers and local allegiances that currently separate them...

... the Western Saharan conflict, but only if it genuinely advances the political, social, economic, and environmental fulfillment of the people living there. Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2010 Yossef Ben-Meir is professor of sociology, Al Akhawayn University, Ifrane, Morocco. He is president of the High...

... suit. This author argues against this conventional wisdom. As a NATO member, Turkey is a special case. The analysis suggests that security is the main reason why countries pursue nuclear weapons. Egypt and Saudi Arabia (along with other Arab countries) have learned how to live with a perceived nuclear...

...Ross Wilson Moves to resume the United Nations-led Cyprus peace talks in 2014 have given hope of an end to the island’s long-lived division. Factors that shape the prospects for progress now include the February 2013 election of a new, prosettlement Cypriot government and the discovery of offshore...

... non-oil-producing states struggled to provide better living conditions to their populations. Meanwhile, the war in Syria continued, the Islamic State (ISIS) was extending its efforts to establish a caliphate, and a massive influx of refugees was reaching Central Europe seeking asylum. In this context...

...Mary Bossis; Nikolaos Lampas Increased refugee flows in Greece have raised concerns in Greek society about the potential threat of refugee radicalization. This essay assesses that potential based on theoretical approaches. It finds that the living conditions in refugee camps as well as negative...

... with the Palestinians. They systemati- cally planned and executed the expulsion and displacement of about 1 mil- lion Jews from homes in which they had lived for centuries, even long before the arrival of Islam. The Middle East Refugee Problem The Arab states are responsible not only...

... the Serbs ended up living in two powerful 46 Mediterranean Quarterly: Summer 2006 empires — Ottoman and Habsburg — both culturally and religiously very dif- ferent from their Orthodox tradition. The only centripetal force that opposed Serbian cultural dispersion was the church — it set cultural...

... and broadcasts from the Syrian desert.1 His latest YouTube video in early November 2014 depicted a beheading. Earlier Islamic State (IS) vid- eos showed the men before they lost their lives and their dead bodies after the beheadings, not the actual act. Cuspert’s video shows the act. Following the murder...

..., a seemingly multicultural country in which exclusions may not be very obvious but are nevertheless deeply entrenched and long standing. In the third part light is cast on the living conditions of the most disadvantaged young Muslims in France against the backdrop of French assimilation policies...

... Dominique Maillard “France is all the French,” once said General de Gaulle. Some among those French are Muslims. Most of them are immigrants or the French-born second- generation children of immigrants. For the most part they live among tradi- tional French working families with whom...

... interpretations of international law save that of the Israeli government and its closest allies, still lived at strategic intervals throughout the desert and scrubland of the stiflingly crowded seaside territory. There was, in the shape of the Road- map, a continuing political process that, extending its...

... of Greek citizens, could purchase a ticket. Thus, despite the fact that more than 800,000 Albanian migrants live in Greece today, not a single Albanian fan was seen to enter the stadium. Human rights activists protested the Albanians’ exclusion, but the Greek government defended its actions...

.... The Best Strategy against Terrorism There is no doubt that we live in dangerous times. There are those people who seek to remake the world violently, without any regard to the innocent 8 Mediterranean Quarterly: Summer 2003 victims that they would kill pursuing a radical political or religious...

... must not live in it or be captured by it. It is a well-­known truth that for a crime to remain in the past, it needs to face its punishment. Nations, there- fore, face a difficult but necessary and ultimately liberating process of cathar- sis. There are no criminal peoples; there are just criminals...

...Ron Paul Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2003 Ron Paul is a Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Texas. Trading Freedom for Security: Drifting toward a Police State Ron Paul Most Americans believe we live...