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FEBRUARY 2011

VOLUME 3 | ISSUE 2





The February 2011 Issue

The Editors







FEATURES



TUNISIA


The Protests: Why Tunisia Can But Iran Can't

Ali Reza Eshraghi



SUDAN


UN Accused of Caving in to Khartoum

IWPR Staff



KENYA


Kenya Tribunal Pledges Questioned

IWPR Staff



AFGHANISTAN


Rubbish Solutions For Kabul

Yalda Islami







THE AGENDA


ADVANCE COPY


The Problem With the West

John Matthew Barlow



AFGHAN WIRE


The Myth of Talqaeda

Alex Strick van Linschoten



BAD JOURNALIST


Protests in Pretty Places, The Panda With the Dragon Tattoo, Whither Democratic Pakistan?

Patricia Sauthoff



EPONYMOUS


Sanctuaries and Microcosms, Carlos the Jackal

Michael A. Innes



FAR EAST DISPATCH


Gaullism in Beijing: China's Calls for Reform of the International Monetary System, Putting China's Stealth Fighter in Context

Kit Dawnay



GULF STREAM


The Great Arab Revolution and the Gulf States, Rule of Law in the United Arab Emirates: 2010 In Review

Christopher Davidson



SUBCONTINENTAL


The Jaipur Literary Festival, Crossing Lines: Maoists, Media and the State, Nepal: on The Verge of Collapse

Eric Randolph







REVIEWS




Life On Air: A History of Radio Four, The Struggle For Sustainability In Rural China, Thirst For Independence: The San Diego Water Story, Smack: Heroin and the American City, Toxic Archipelago: A History of Industrial Disease

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