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La pertinence continue du modèle de la dépendance quantitative Modèle de (Bornschier) Par : Arno TAUSCH[1] Professeur adjoint de sciences politiques à l’université d’Innsbruck, Autriche E-mail: Arno.Tausch @ uibk.ac.at Almas HESHMATI, Professeur d’économie, College of Engineering, TEMEP, Seoul National University, San 56-1, Shilim-dong, Kwanak-Gu, Seoul, 151-742 Seoul, South Korea,Email: heshmati@snu.ac.kr Hichem KAROUI, Docteur en [...] All you need to know about The Bush II Years (2000-2008) is here:
Volume I: Elites and Concepts Author: Hichem Karoui With a preface by: Arno Tausch Islam as a Western Tradition
By : Hichem Karoui Whereas the threat to freedom from radical Islamism has never been so high, there is no much talk today about “Progressive Muslims”, “Liberal Muslims”, “Secular Muslims”, and the like. In the USA, though, such movements aiming at reconsidering the positive values of the Islamic culture in [...] Hichem Karoui : U.S. Foreign Policy In The Gulf After September 11 In a book published in Paris in 2003, two important French scholars have undertaken to discuss the issue of 9/11 in its varied dimensions and connections. Joseph Maila contested the idea that 9/11 responded [...] Fiction by: Hichem Karoui -1- Now that everything is over or nearly over, I can say that it was not bad at all. If I had to put it back from the start, I will certainly do it again, without great changes. On the whole, I am almost satisfied. With the days, the weeks, the [...] By: Hichem Karoui By : Hichem Karoui In His State Of The Union Address, President Bush outlined the “Advanced Energy Initiative to help break America’s dependence on foreign sources of energy”. The President has set a national goal of replacing more than 75% of U.S. oil imports from the Middle East by 2025. With America on the [...] by Hichem Karoui “…the United States must confront risks on a governmental level, helping its regional partners secure themselves against terrorist-generated instability, and at a popular level to ensure that nationals in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Tunisia, Yemen, or other states in the region do not join terrorist groups or provide them with financial [...] by Hichem Karoui “Some people hate Saddam and his regime. Yet, they don’t like America. They don’t believe that the Americans are doing them any good in overstaying the collapse of the Baath regime and the capture of Saddam. Some of them would even be more willing to take arms against the [...] by Hichem Karoui “What we know is that neither Democracy nor economic growth are the Holy Spirit’s gifts. They cannot be parachuted either. To be successful, any social, political, economical reforms have to be conduced through deep structural changes not by high decrees.” A meeting attended by more than 20 G-8 and Broader Middle [...] by Hichem Karoui “Either some party is fooling the others, or they are, all of them, fooling each other.” The case of Lawrence A. Franklin, the Pentagon’s official, recently accused of espionage for the account of Israel, necessarily brings to our minds the case of Jonathan Pollard, an American intelligence analyst, who in 1985 [...] by Hichem Karoui “Prior to the invasion, some American theorists and writers stood to argue and try to convince the whole world of the idea that Democracy was looming at the Iraqi horizon, so that this country was going to be a great model for all the Arab states.” Maybe it is not easy [...] |
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