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Conversations with Terrorists

Name: Conversations with Terrorists
Brand: Routledge
SKU: 10052372
Price: 58.29 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Reese Erlich
ISBN: 9780982417133

Reese Erlich

Robert Baer

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 10052372

Publishers Routledge, September 2010

Drawing on original research and firsthand interviews, "Conversations with Terrorists "offers critic... Full description

Libristo code: 10052372

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Drawing on original research and firsthand interviews, "Conversations with Terrorists "offers critical portraits of six Middle Eastern leaders often labeled as terrorists: Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad, Hamas top leader Khaled Meshal, Israeli politician Geula Cohen, Iranian Revolutionary Guard founder Mohsen Sazargara, Hezbollah spiritual advisor Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Fadlallah, and former Afghan Radio and Television Ministry head Malamo Nazamy. Veteran journalist Reese Erlich offers them a chance to explain key issues and to respond to charges leveled by the United States. Critiquing these responses and synthesizing a broad range of material, Erlich shows that yesterday's terrorist is today's national leader, and that today's freedom fighter may become tomorrow's terrorist. He concludes that the global war on terror has diverted public attention from the war's real goal--expanding U.S. influence and interests in the Middle East--and offers policy remedies.