Auxiliaries at War in the Middle East

The "Poly-Nuclear" Middle East and the Cold War Paradigm

A Feasibility Study of the Greater Middle East Project and the Islamic Awakening in the Middle East

The Greater Middle East Project was put forth by Colin Powel, the Minister of Defense at George Bush Administration on 12 September, 2002. The objectives which have been posed for this plan include: Economic reform, promotion of human rights, establishment of democracy and freedom of election in the Middle East which could be implemented by different instruments and tactics. Of course, it is ne...

The Regional Context of Human Rights in the Middle East

Human rights situation in the Middle East (ME) is a central concern in contemporary political as well as academic discourses. There is a considerable amount of literature on the subject, both academic and journalistic, in the Western world. A large part of that literature blames the ME in different ways for its ‘terrible’ conception and treatment of human rights norms. They typically, do not he...

Impact of sukuk on economic growth in the Middle East

growing developing economies need considerable finance executives of using resources from domestic and international markets for the survival and development . One of the recent innovations in the Islamic financial and monetary discussions , the release of all kinds of Islamic bonds called sukuk .  the main aim , to identify  and  driving the creation of one of the last century and the financia...

Psychology and U.S. psychologists in torture and war in the Middle East.

The involvement of U.S. psychologists and their influence on torture in Cuba, Afghanistan and Iraq provides previously unrevealed evidence of U.S. torture and military tactical policy, and points to probable military goals the U.S. Administration has denied. What is revealed is that current torture has been designed and used, not so much for interrogation as the Administration and the media ins...