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Arab-Studies E-Zine Hopes to Counter Mainstream Narrative
Bassam Haddad, founding editor: Jadaliyya does “not pretend to be an open forum for all views.”
September 29, 2014
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The week after President Obama announced a stepped-up military campaign against jihadists in Iraq and Syria, the online magazine Jadaliyya responded. An essay by the Lebanese historian Fawwaz Traboulsi argued that the so-called Islamic State was born...
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