The Long War for Freedom

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The Long War for Freedom

Author	: Barry Rubin
File Size	: 46,9 Mb
Publisher	: Turner Publishing Company
Language	: English
Release Date	: 02 May 2008
ISBN	: 9780470353899
Pages	: 296 pages

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Praise for The Long War for Freedom "An extremely important book. The Long War for Freedom finally presents to the Western world an in-depth portrait of those 'small voices' in the Arab world waging the most critical battle of the twenty-first century--the battle for the soul of the Middle East. No one with any interest in the struggle for economic and political reform in the Arab world can afford to neglect this penetrating and provocative work, which lays bare both the importance and the great difficulty of helping the Arab world to transform itself." --Kenneth Pollack, author of The Threatening Storm and The Persian Puzzle

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