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Of Levant and Leviathan: Cautionary Tales from a Turbulent World
A specter is haunting the Levant — the specter of Hobbes’s Leviathan....
Muhammad Idrees Ahmad
Muhammad Idrees Ahmad is a London-based writer with a doctorate in sociology and a focus on international conflicts. He is the author of The Road to Iraq: The Making of a Neoconservative War (Edinburgh University Press). His writings have appeared in The New Republic, The Atlantic, Al Jazeera(America and International), Le Monde Diplomatique, Guernica, The National, Adbusters, IPS News, Political Insight and the London Review of Books Blog. He has also appeared as an on-air analyst on the BBC, Al Jazeera, RAI TV, Radio Open Source and various Pacifica channels. He is a Lecturer in Journalism at the University for the Creative Arts and he co-edits Pulsemedia.org. You can follow him on Twitter: @im_pulse
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Syria and Surrealism
Wishful thinking is the essence of Barack Obama’s Syria policy....
A Dangerous Method: Syria, Sy Hersh, and the Art of Mass-crime Revisionism
Did Sy Hersh aid Syria with unprofessional journalism?...
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