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Mohammed Ayoob

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Mohammed Ayoob is University Distinguished Professor Emeritus of International Relations at Michigan State University and the author of Will the Middle East Implode?

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The Kurds in Command
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The Kurds in Command

Jun 10, 2015 Mohammed Ayoob examines the political sea change that has resulted from Turkey's recent general election.

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The End of the Two-State Solution

The End of the Two-State Solution

Apr 17, 2014 Mohammed Ayoob welcomes the collapse of an Israeli-Palestinian peace process that was all process and no peace.

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The Warring States of Turkey

The Warring States of Turkey

Mar 6, 2014 Mohammed Ayoob asks whether the military or the Gülen movement poses a graver threat to Turkish democracy.

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Turkey’s Balancing Act
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Turkey’s Balancing Act

Jan 9, 2012 Mohammed Ayoob

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Social Policy Starts at Home
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Social Policy Starts at Home

Shahra Razavi advocates a family-oriented approach to tackling poverty and promoting gender equality.

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The End of “Peak Germany” and the Return of France
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The End of “Peak Germany” and the Return of France

Jacek Rostowski & Arnab Das

Europe works best, as the old quip has it, with the Russians out, the Germans down, and the Americans in. Today’s new European order has the Russians up, the Germans on the way down, the Americans potentially bowing out, Britons struggling toward Brexit – and France rising.

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The Case for a Guaranteed Job
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The Case for a Guaranteed Job

Robert Skidelsky

The debate over government job-guarantee programs is partly one of economic theory. But the main issue is politics: the size of the state, its proper economic role, and the resources the state needs.

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Hungary’s Holocaust Simulacrum
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Hungary’s Holocaust Simulacrum

Andrea Pető thinks increasingly simplified, high-tech museum exhibitions about the tragedy reflect a dangerous shift.

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Good Jobs for Disabled Workers
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Good Jobs for Disabled Workers

Brian Malika proposes ways to overcome the formidable labor-market challenges that confront too many talented job seekers.

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A Wake-Up Call for Human Rights
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A Wake-Up Call for Human Rights

James A. Goldston says advocacy groups alone cannot repel the current populist onslaught on liberal values.

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When Leninists Overreach
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When Leninists Overreach

Nina L. Khrushcheva suspects that Russia and China's leaders may be losing support among their respective country's elites.

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Tilting at More than Windmills in South Asia
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Tilting at More than Windmills in South Asia

Richard N. Haass says that South Asia remains at best a region to be managed, not a problem to be solved.

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