Fri. December 19, 2008
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Times Online
December 18, 2008
Some
commentators have voiced disquiet at the people-pulling power of the President-elect: "Those vast Obama crowds,"
Fouad Ajami, an expert on the Middle ...
PoliGazette
December 16, 2008
Fouad Ajami, professor of
Middle East studies at the John Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies, wrote a column for the
Wall Street ...
Business Day
December 9, 2008
In an article written at the time of
the US presidential primaries,
Fouad Ajami, professor of Middle Eastern Studies at
Johns Hopkins University, ...
Atlantic Free Press
December 7, 2008
... Intelligence Agency, and
Fouad Ajami, the Arab-American scholar who is a principal theorist on
Middle East policy for the
neoconservative movement. ...
Weltwoche
December 3, 2008
Der Politikwissenschaftler Fouad Ajami hat darauf hingewiesen, dass Obamas Massenveranstaltungen etwas Neues in der eher politikskeptischen amerikanischen ...
Asia Times Online
December 3, 2008
... Intelligence Agency, and
Fouad Ajami, the Arab-American scholar who is a principal theorist on
Middle East policy for the
neo-conservative movement. ...
U.S. News & World Report
November 28, 2008
Thomas Omestad's "Rumblings of Decline" and Fouad Ajami's "The Resilience of American Power" [November 3-10], both give hope to this citizen. ...
FreeCapitalist Daily
November 19, 2008
Art Daily
November 18, 2008
Past recipients of the National Humanities Medal include: Cynthia Ozick, John Updike,
Fouad Ajami, Toni Morrison,
Jim Lehrer, John Rawls, Barbara Kingsolver ...
Weltwoche
November 12, 2008
Der Politikwissenschaftler Fouad Ajami hat darauf hingewiesen, dass Obamas Massenveranstaltungen etwas Neues in der eher politikskeptischen amerikanischen ...
Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
November 9, 2008
By DENNIS CLAYSON There was an important article published in the
Wall Street Journal on October 30th by
Fouad Ajami on the politics of crowds. ...
National Post
November 6, 2008
FreeCapitalist Daily
November 5, 2008
By
Fouad Ajami (
Wall Street Journal-Opinion Page) The morning after the election, the disappointment will begin to settle upon the Obama crowd. ...
il Giornale
November 3, 2008
Tuttavia c'è in questo fenomeno arabo - e non solo arabo - di «Obamamania» qualcosa di più profondo e pericoloso su cui il libanese shiita Fouad Ajami, ...
Estadão
November 3, 2008
Há algo de estranho na polÃtica americana nos últimos tempos, notou o comentarista conservador
Fouad Ajami, em artigo no
Wall Street Journal. ...
University Daily Kansan
November 3, 2008
... presidential nominee
Barack Obama has attracted...but the WSJ's
Fouad Ajami's Oct. 30 piece is a fine supplement if not a harbinger of the Fear. ...
Independent
November 3, 2008
At least that's the view of
Fouad Ajami, the conservative Arab scholar at
Johns Hopkins' School of Advanced International Studies. ...
PoliGazette
October 31, 2008
Fouad Ajami, a man born in the
Middle East, shares this concern, but from a slightly different perspective: from someone who saw such 'movements' in real ...
Libertad Digital
October 30, 2008
Y es que, como dice el pensador Fouad Ajami: Una cosa es protestar contra la Pax Americana. Pero cuando los catastrofistas se hayan ido, la realidad de ...
Council on Foreign Relations
October 30, 2008
Obama's Crowds:
Fouad Ajami of
Johns Hopkins University writes about
Barack Obama and the politics of crowds. He says the masses meeting the candidate on ...
Atlantic Online
October 30, 2008
(This one by
Fouad Ajami.) Nor that it would reach, Pravda-like, to find the latest argument against him. Haven't looked, but I bet that when
Sarah Palin ...
Beliefnet.com
October 30, 2008
Incidentally, Fouad Ajami, writing in today's WSJ, says he's been most fascinated by how Obama has allowed himself to become a slate upon which the masses ...
The Plank on TNR.com
October 30, 2008
Fouad Ajami has a rather provocative take on "Obama and the Politics of Crowds" up at the
Wall Street Journal today. He marks the unreality of 75000 ...
Washington Post
October 17, 2008
By Brian Stout In a recent
Wall Street Journal op-ed,
Iraq war cheerleader
Fouad Ajami argues that Obama's foreign policy marks "the sharpest break yet with ...
Richmond Times Dispatch
October 11, 2008
Fouad Ajami, professor of Middle Eastern Studies at
Johns Hopkins, writes: "The Obama way is glib: It glides over the world without really taking it in. ...
Johns Hopkins Gazette
September 29, 2008
Also named MacArthur fellows while on the
Johns Hopkins faculty were
Fouad Ajami, professor of Middle Eastern studies at SAIS, 1982; Philip Curtin, ...
The Plank on TNR.com
September 26, 2008
Apropos
Iran,
Richard Holbrooke (the sharpest of the candidates to be Obama's secretary of state) and
Fouad Ajami (known here at TNR, there at John Hopkins ...
U.S. News & World Report
September 25, 2008
By
Fouad Ajami It was his fate, and our counrty's lot, that so quintessentially American a figure as
George W. Bush would take this country so deeply into ...
The Nation.
September 23, 2008
The rest include:
Fouad Ajami,
Richard Holbrooke, Leslie Gelb, Jim Woolsey, Henry Sokolski, and
Dennis Ross. Its president is Mark Wallace, ...
Los Angeles Times
September 22, 2008
Israel e News
September 14, 2008
Its chairman is the well-known scholar
Bernard Lewis and another leading academic,
Fouad Ajami, is vice-president of its academic council. ...
Payvand
September 12, 2008
By Kam Zarrabi, Intellectual Discourse A good friend drew my attention to an Opinion article by Mr. Fouad Ajami, "The Foreign Policy Difference", ...
Reason Online
September 11, 2008
Of course, there are outspoken critics of certain political and anti-Western trends in
Islam, and many of them, like
Bernard Lewis and
Fouad Ajami, ...
PoliGazette
September 10, 2008
The Obama candidacy, Fouad Ajami writes, 'can be reckoned as the sharpest break yet with the national consensus over American foreign policy after World War ...
Council on Foreign Relations
September 10, 2008
Lack Luster:
Fouad Ajami of
Johns Hopkins University says the candidacy of
Barack Obama has lost some of its luster of late, and says this may have to do ...
DemocracyArsenal.org
September 10, 2008
In today's
Wall Street Journal,
Fouad Ajami brings the classic political strategy of defining your opponent to the battlefield of the foreign policy debate. ...
The National Interest Online
September 2, 2008
U.S. News & World Report
August 7, 2008
By
Fouad Ajami There have been
rumors of war and rumors of an accommodation. But remarkably enough, for all the sound and fury, the pattern of ...
Dar Al-Hayat
August 6, 2008
Ottawa Citizen
August 2, 2008
As political
scientist Fouad Ajami stated a 2003 Foreign Policy essay, "The world rails against
the United States, yet embraces its protection, ...
