The flawed logic of a Sunni vs. Shi‘a ‘civil war’
- By PhilipLeech
- 12 April, 2013
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A number of recent documentary films (such as Channel Four’s Aleppo’s Children and PBS’ Syria Undercover) have highlighted the nearly unimaginable horror experienced by those afflicted by the ongoing conflict … Continue Reading →
A Turkish Spring: Why Ankara’s New Foreign Policy is Good for Turkey
- By JeremyWildeman
- 18 September, 2011
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This article will argue that radical changes taking place in Turkish foreign policy, punctuated by its recent diplomatic confrontation with Israel and vocal support for the Palestinians, are safe moves … Continue Reading →
Winning Hearts and Minds? The US Public Diplomacy, Cold War and the Arab Spring
- By Tatevik Mnatsakanyan
- 22 August, 2011
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A recent Pew Global poll suggests that the Arab Spring has failed to improve US Image in the Muslim world: “many of the concerns that have driven animosity toward the U.S. … Continue Reading →



