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Category Archives: academia
Homa Katouzian: how the West should deal with Iran’s nuclear ambitions
"Even a nuclear Iran could not initiate a war with Israel."
Also posted in Business World, Current Affairs, books, middle east Tagged homa katouzian, iran, oil Leave a comment
The Bloemfontein urinators: “we’re not racist!”
All five of the employees continue to be harassed by the students they are cleaning up after.
“Genocide Before the Holocaust” doesn’t deliver
Ukraine's Great Famine in particular deserved a closer look here.
Also posted in Arts & Literature, Society, book reviews Tagged armenia, germany, turkey, ukraine Leave a comment
Oxford’s Conservative Association: the other scandal
Writing condemnatory opinion pieces based on what one tabloid heard from a student rag is unbelievably sloppy journalism.
Also posted in Current Affairs, Society, europe, racism Tagged britain, david king, media, oxford 1 Comment
One State, Two States: a review
The problem with Morris's thesis is his argument that democracy has never taken root in Palestine.
Also posted in Arts & Literature, book reviews, middle east, politics Tagged israel, palestine Leave a comment
More Than Just Race: a review
Instead of favoring liberal scholars such as Jennifer Rothschild, Wilson has aroused a debate by justifying certain conservative arguments.
Re-thinking the Crisis: An Interview with Dr. Susan Feiner
Do we want to create lots of private economic wealth, or are we actually trying to get at a measure of social wealth as embodied in parks, orchestras, clean transport, libraries, schools?
Also posted in Business World, Current Affairs, banks, north america Tagged financial crisis, sarah jaffe Leave a comment
Arch Enemy’s Angela Gossow: “I’m the boss”