Hichem Karoui

Burhan Ghalioun Le nationalisme arabe a toujours été un sujet de controverse, non seulement au sein du monde arabe entre militants appartenant aux différentes mouvances idéologiques, mais également au sein de l’opinion internationale et dans les milieux académiques. De la difficulté d’être arabe Perçu par ses adeptes comme l’expression d’une identité séculaire, se manifestant à chaque période [...] [...]

Interview If George Bush had his way, the principle under which Western policy in the Middle East is pursued should be: where violence doesn’t help, try more violence. Syrian-born Burhan Ghalioun, told Mona Sarkis why he believes this approach has polarised the region Burhan Ghalioun, head of the “Centre d’études arabes et Orient contemporain” and professor [...] [...]

War on Lebanon – major players Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, Israel and USA written by: Hichem Karoui, 23-Aug-06 “We may say that many interests have gathered behind the war” This newsletter addresses the following major topics: US-Europe and Arab Interests Behind the War in Lebanon Syria Living Without Perspective No Progress For Democracy in War Environment You Cannot Join the Democratic Club Without [...] [...]

by Burhan Ghalioun The Heinrich Böll Foundation. Before the widespread use of the term Globalization, and following the end of the Cold War, the field of international relations was briefly dominated by the short-lived concept of a New World Order. Fashioned in stages, this concept initially described a new economic world order sought mainly by developing countries [...] [...]

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