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People of the Book: What Explains the Rise of Extremism in The Muslim World?

November 30, 2016 Middle East public diplomacy 2 Comments
  Perhaps one of the defining characteristics of religion is that it provides a structure for adherents to process the world around them. For the world’s Muslims, who have been rocked by isolated waves of violent extremism in recent decades, their religion provides a rich cultural history that is interwoven…

Helping the Truth Put On Its Shoes: Public Diplomacy and the post-Arab Spring

September 24, 2012 in the field public diplomacy 1 Comment
A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes.          ~ Mark Twain (attributed) Like many others, I’ve spent the last couple of weeks absorbed by Middle East events and wrestling with the many complex and difficult questions raised by…
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