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Middle East Strategy at Harvard (MESH)
| Founded: | December 2007 :: On Facebook, August 2008 |
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| Mission: | Middle East Strategy at Harvard (MESH) is a community of scholars and practitioners who are interested in the formulation of U.S. strategic options for the Middle East. The MESH blog brings together some of the most original strategic thinkers in academe, research centers, and government, in a web-based forum for exchanging and disseminating ideas. The Notes on the right sidebar include the latest posts at MESH. This is only a portion of the site content: comments at MESH are also written by experts. Visit the site to follow discussions in full. |
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Today at 6:09amFrom MESH Admin
Some of the many interactive geography quizzes on the web ask visitors to identify the countries and capitals of the Middle East. We assume MESH readers have no problem there, so we’ve collected links to more challenging quizzes. There’s no end to learning.
• Iraq.
Some of the many interactive geography quizzes on the web ask visitors to identify the countries and capitals of the Middle East. We assume MESH readers have no problem there, so we’ve collected links to more challenging quizzes. There’s no end to learning.
• Iraq.
November 16
Middle East Strategy at Harvard (MESH) imported a note.
Sunday at 11:55pmMESH invites selected authors to offer original first-person statements on their new books—why and how they wrote them, and what impact they hope and expect to achieve.
November 13
Middle East Strategy at Harvard (MESH) imported a note.
Last Thursday at 1:14amFrom Martin Kramer
How did the outcome of 1967 change the way Arabs think about themselves and the world? It was the late Malcolm Kerr, one of America’s leading Arabists at the time, who perfectly summarized this consensus.
How did the outcome of 1967 change the way Arabs think about themselves and the world? It was the late Malcolm Kerr, one of America’s leading Arabists at the time, who perfectly summarized this consensus.
November 10
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November 10 at 11:01pmFrom Matthew Levitt
U.S. and international efforts to combat terrorist financing are a little understood—and often under-appreciated—aspect of the global counterterrorism campaign.
U.S. and international efforts to combat terrorist financing are a little understood—and often under-appreciated—aspect of the global counterterrorism campaign.
November 9
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November 9 at 11:50pmFrom Michael Rubin
The Islamic Republic has been pursuing a nuclear program for the better part of two decades. Concerns over Iranian intentions were among the reasons cited by Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel, for example, when he inaugurated Germany’s “critical dialogue” in 1992.
The Islamic Republic has been pursuing a nuclear program for the better part of two decades. Concerns over Iranian intentions were among the reasons cited by Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel, for example, when he inaugurated Germany’s “critical dialogue” in 1992.
- Pop quiz! 5:30am Nov 18
- ‘Hamas vs. Fatah’ 11:00pm Nov 16
- 1967 and memory 1:12am Nov 13
New York Times,
October 31, 1956.
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