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Whither the Islamic Religious Discourse?

Volume XXI
Spring
Number 1
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Fauzi M. Najjar

Dr. Najjar is professor emeritus in the Center for Integrative Studies, College of Social Science, at Michigan State University.

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  • The United States, Its Middle East Allies and Iran: What Is the Way Forward?
  • Nuclear Terrorism: An Iranian Perspective
  • Iran, Natural Gas and Asia's Energy Needs: A Spoiler for Sanctions?
  • Troubled Political Transitions: Tunisia, Egypt and Libya
  • Islam, Democracy and Islamism After the Counterrevolution in Egypt
  • Whither the Islamic Religious Discourse?
  • Turkey after the Arab Spring: Policy Dilemmas
  • The Turkey-KRG Energy Partnership: Assessing Its Implications
  • EU Strategic Interests in Post-Qadhafi Libya: Perspectives for Cooperation
  • The EU and Lebanon in the Wake of the Arab Uprisings
  • Jordanian Foreign Policy and the Arab Spring
  • The Egyptian Transition, 2011-13: How Strategic to Europe?
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