The Gallic GadflyBruckner's cameo lasts less than a minute, but, as French film audiences know, he has been playing the part for years: pronouncing on the nation's social ills in a series of lean, learned, idiosyncratic books that climb the best-seller lists even as ... Chronicle of Higher Education, 1 day ago |
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Class considerations help us grasp what is happening in TurkeyOne interpretation of the anti-government demonstrations that have been roiling Turkish cities is that they are a massive protest against political Islam. What began as a rally against official plans to raze a small park in the center of Istanbul to ... Lebanon Daily Star, 6 days ago
Turkey's Class Struggle
The Star (Kenya), 1 week ago
TURKEYS RECKONING : Turkey's Class Struggle
Kathmandu Post, 1 week ago
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Michael Ignatieff appointed Cleveringa Professor at Leiden UniversityMichael Ignatieff, Canadian author, university professor and former politician, has been appointed Cleveringa Professor for the 2013-2014 academic year at Leiden University, the Netherlands. Professor Ignatieff will deliver the Cleveringa lecture on ... Noodls, 6 days ago
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Hating the WestWe swear by the almighty Allah we will never stop fighting you until you leave us alone: We must fight them as they fight us, an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. This was Michael Adebolajo, age 28, born in the U.K. to a devoted Christian family ... Korea Joongang Daily, 2 weeks ago
Islamic Attackers Hate West Yet Reap Its Privileges
Bloomberg, 2 weeks ago
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Evil Men, by James DawesA study based on interviews with Japanese war criminals is also a larger meditation on the nature of atrocities Several years ago were not told exactly when James Dawes, a professor of English at Macalester College, in Minnesota, travelled to ... Irish Times, 3 weeks ago
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LCCVI's Mike Giorgi wins three events at SWOSSAA finalsJory Fulcher of LCCVI lets a discuss fly on the first day of the SWOSSAA Track and Field Championships Wednesday, May 22, 2013 at St. Patrick's Catholic High School in Sarnia, Ont. Fulcher won the junior girls discus with a toss of 30.58 metres. Sarnia Observer, 3 weeks ago
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Japanese Still Struggling with Nuclear Energy QuestionsIn my daily paper (Svenska Dagbladet) the journalist Mr Johan Myrsten told his readers about the glorious future awaiting Japan, because the new prime minister (Mr Shinzo Abe) has the support of between 60 and 70 percent of the electorate. Although ... EnergyBiz, 3 weeks ago
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American overreaction can help terroristsBarring any unexpected new revelations, there is not much to be learned from the Tsarnaev brothers, better known as the Boston bombers. We can dig into their family histories in strife-torn Dagestan, or examine, once again, the lethal appeal of ... Lebanon Daily Star, 1 month ago
America Needs Not Look Far, Its Enemy Lies Within
The Star (Kenya), 1 month ago
America's enemy within
Korea Joongang Daily, 1 month ago
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Crossing the Street in JaipurThe activist and author reflects on childhood memories and the traffic of India's Pink City. Image from Flickr via Eric Parker Barely twenty-four hours after my wife Angélica and I arrived in India, we found ourselves recklessly jaywalking across ... Duke University, 1 month ago
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Some Aspects of Japan and Nuclear EnergyIn my new energy economics book (2013), the words "lies" and "misunderstandings" are found several times in almost every chapter. I may also have mentioned (once again) that many years ago I took a stroll through wonderful Vienna with some sort of ... Energy Pulse, 1 month ago
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