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Poverty in the Middle East and North Africa
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This 16 page paper looks at the problem of poverty in the Middle East and North Africa. The measuring of poverty along with its possible national and international solutions are discussed along with the various ways in which t can be measured. The last 5 pages consists of graphs and charts concerning general poverty figure in the region. The bibliography cites 7 so8urces.
Filename: TEpovmen.wps

Promised Land - Eban and Wetmore
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A review of Eban and Wetmore's text on the heritage and culture of the Jewish people, with particular reference to Jewish society as a high context collectivist culture. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: JLeban.rtf

Public Policy, Strategic Advantages and Environmental Issues: Considering the Gulf War
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This 15 page paper discusses some of the public policy issues of the Gulf War, advantages of the combatants, and environmental problems arising from the conflict. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: HVgulfwr.rtf

QATAR, PUBLIC DIPLOMACY AND THE MEDIA
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This 9-page paper analyzes Qatar and its media, determining the news vs. propaganda ratio, and discussing how much state control exists over the newspapers and television stations. Also discussed is Al Jazeera. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: MTqatara.rtf

Qualifying Industrial Zones - Jordan
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An 18 page paper. The U.S. Congress established Qualifying Industrial Zones (QIZ) in Jordan to promote the peace process in the Middle East and specifically between Israel and Jordan. Egypt subsequently became part of this pact. This essay explains what QIZs are, the criteria for a product to be a QIZ product, where and when they were established and how they are operated. The essay also discusses the effects of the QIZs on Jordan's trade and unemployment rates as well as the foreign vs local employees in these zones. The writer comments about the effect of the Zones. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
Filename: PGqizs.RTF

Questions in Islamic History
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A 6 page question/answer address of the volatility that has characterized the Middle East. The author addresses four specific questions: 1. List and explain three types of Islamic renewal or reform. 2. In what ways did the decline of the Ottoman Empire set the stage for increased American involvement in the Middle East? 3. What broad political strategy did the Eisenhower administration use to meet the challenges of Arab nationalism? 4. To what extent was the deterioration of US-Egyptian relations a result of a personal conflict between Lyndon Johnson and Nasser? Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: PPislHst.rtf

Radical Islam and the Problems in the Middle East
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This 5 page paper looks at conflicts in the Middle East, the concept of Jihad and how religion plays a role. Israel and Palestine are given attention as well as 9/11 and the broader problem. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: SA706911.rtf

Resolving the Problem in the Middle East
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This 3 page paper examines the conflict in the Middle East and provides a solution. Facts about the conflict between Israel and Palestine are relayed. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: SA651ME.rtf

Resource Wars: War Over Caspian Oil and Other Reserves
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If the U.S. were to lose control of the world’s resources, the country would come to a very quick stop and lose all rights to the world supremacy it currently enjoys. To prevent the end of God’s country, the George W. Bush Administration has proclaimed war against an “axis of evil” that has to do with any country or leader that prevents the U.S. from this goal. To win, as defined by the United States government, means controlling world oil, water and mineral resources. The axis of evil identified by Bush incorporate the non-participating countries in the Persian Gulf, Caspian Sea, and South China Sea that now harbor most of the world’s resources. These countries will not be allowed to prevent the U.S. from remaining the world’s most powerful nation in terms of resources, no matter the cost. Specific arguement based on Michael Klare's Resource Wars. 2 works cited. jvCspoil.rtf
Filename: jvCspoil.rtf

Root Cause of Problems in the Middle East
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A 3 page research paper that argues that the root cause of problems in the Middle East is the continuing legacy of colonialism. Many members of the general public in Western countries are mystified by the problems originating in the Middle East and the threat of global terrorism. After the terrorist attacks on the US of September 11, 2001, President George W. Bush characterized the terrorists as hating liberty and American values. This is one of the views that has remained prominent as the root cause of problems of the Middle East, i.e., Islamic rigidity. Thus discussion of the root cause of conflicts in the Middle East will demonstrate that simply focusing on Islamic fundamentalism is too simplistic as this overlooks the impact of Western actions in the region and the continuing legacy of colonialism. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: khmiderc.rtf