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Census 2011: Muslims Are Not to Be Feared
December 22, 2012 - No comment
The new census figures point to a rise in the populations of Muslims and Hindus; Muslims do not deserve the largely negative...
December 22, 2012 - No comment
The new census figures point to a rise in the populations of Muslims and Hindus; Muslims do not deserve the largely negative...
Britain and the Crisis of Civilisation
March 28, 2010 - 2 Comments
The international system will face new and evolving challenges over the coming decades, concerning not only issues such as terrorism and violent conflict, but more pertinently, the intersecting convergence of global ecological, energy and economic crises. It so happens that these phenomena will intensify in direct relation to Muslim-majority regions in the Middle East, Central and South Asia, and North Africa. Existing trends, and their probable trajectories, look grim without urgent preventive...
March 28, 2010 - 2 Comments
The international system will face new and evolving challenges over the coming decades, concerning not only issues such as terrorism and violent conflict, but more pertinently, the intersecting convergence of global ecological, energy and economic crises. It so happens that these phenomena will intensify in direct relation to Muslim-majority regions in the Middle East, Central and South Asia, and North Africa. Existing trends, and their probable trajectories, look grim without urgent preventive...
Reforming Our Understanding of Violence
February 17, 2010 - 1 Comment
By Toufic Machnouk Structural violence is the effect of a systematic imbalance in society that prefers the interests of some over others. Its dynamics are less visible than that of direct violence, where the causes are generally easier to identify. In terms of global relations, the use of direct violence is mostly a state affair manifested in armed conflict. The participation of the general population is predominantly one of inaction. Structural violence, however, tends to involve the participation...
February 17, 2010 - 1 Comment
By Toufic Machnouk Structural violence is the effect of a systematic imbalance in society that prefers the interests of some over others. Its dynamics are less visible than that of direct violence, where the causes are generally easier to identify. In terms of global relations, the use of direct violence is mostly a state affair manifested in armed conflict. The participation of the general population is predominantly one of inaction. Structural violence, however, tends to involve the participation...
