Neoconservativism summed up in one sentence
"I spent a week in Iraq recently, and here's what impressed me most: the Americans." - Bill Kristol.
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Books with chapters by me
- Arab Media: Power and Weakness
- Moral Limit and Possibility in World Politics
- Globalization and National Security
- Anti-Americanisms in World Politics
- New Media and the New Middle East
- Islamic Democratic Discourse
- Origins of National Interests
- Right-Sizing the State
- Making Sense of International Relations Theory
- Identity and Foreign Policy in the Middle East
Aardvarkabilia
- Brothers gonna work it out? - The National Newspaper
- The conversation - the U.S. and the Muslim world
Long essay on the new public diplomacy and strategic communications. - Blogging the Middle East
State Department blogger summarizes my talk to IIP. - The Muslim Brotherhood's Dilemma
Crown Center Middle East Brief from January 2008, which never got linked here for some reason - scroll down for PDF. - Why Obama still needs to get out of Iraq
Foreign Policy (web only) briefer - Foreign Affairs: Politics First
Why only U.S. withdrawal can spur Iraqi cooperation. - CFR interview: Iraq's political house of cards
Conversation with Bernard Gwertzman for Council of Foreign Relations. - Iraq's Political Transition After the Surge
With Brian Katulis and Peter Juul, Center for American Progress - Middle East Policy: Thinking Strategically About Iraq
Link to published version of symposium with me, Colin Kahl, and Brian Katulis. - David Brubek, Cultural Diplomacy, and Talib Kweli
Talk to the Elliott School, April 8, 2008 - Arab Media & Society: The Alhurra Project
- Sunni World | The American Prospect
- Cato Institute: Assessing the Surge (Policy Forum)
- Foreign Policy: Memo to the MB
Summary of subscribers-only article. - Middle East Report: Young Brothers in Cyberspace
- CSM: Why US Strategy on Iraq is Crumbling
- Six Questions...
Iraq, the surge, al-Qaeda, the usual. Harpers. - Profs who blog
Williams Alumni Review article about blogging professors (me, Dan Drezner, Sam Crane). PDF. - Arab pluralism requires free, contentious media
Daily Star version of article I wrote for Bitter Lemons for World Press Freedom Day. - TAP: Our Enemy's Enemy
- Blogging the New Arab Public (WPW Remix)
Abridged and slightly adapted version of my Arab Media and Society article, for a wider audience. World Politics Watch. - Blogging the New Arab Public
Arab Media and Society. Long. - On The Media: Transcript of "Hanged Jury" (January 5, 2007)
In which I discuss the Arab media coverage of the Saddam execution. - Open Source: Optics of War
Chris Lydon, Radio Open Source, on the media coverage of the Hezbollah-Israeli war. - Power Ploy
Piece in The American Prospect about Saudi, Jordanian, and Egyptian policy towards Hezbollah. - Foreign Affairs Roundtable
Foreign Affairs roundtable on what to do in Iraq. In two parts. - The fast and the furious
Link to my discussion of the NYT Week in Review piece about internet experts in which I appear ... for those of us who don't pay for Times Select. - Tisdall, hidden leader of virtual war
uses my TNI essay on al-Qaeda's media strategy - Reality is not enough
Why reality TV is really interesting, but isn't promoting democracy. - An Aardvark Speaks
Berkshire Eagle story on a talk I gave.
How about this one:
Neoconservatism is a pendulum that transcends the breadth of political ideologies, while Zionism is the pendulums fixed point.
Posted by: Dr. Rudy Kastner | August 10, 2007 at 04:16 PM
That's very flattering, but doesn't explain why the U.S. supported the Lebanese-Israeli cease fire last year that preserved Hezbollah.
Posted by: Solomon2 | August 10, 2007 at 05:36 PM
That's very flattering, but doesn't explain why the U.S. supported the Lebanese-Israeli cease fire last year that preserved Hezbollah.
Israel was getting its ass kicked and wanted to run away, but they didn't want to APPEAR to be running away. So, Bush gave them their "exit strategy", in the form of fake U.S. pressure.
Posted by: airtommy | August 11, 2007 at 03:13 AM