Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)

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Articles in Wntr-Spring 2003 issue of Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)

• Anti-terrorism and rights in Canada: policy discourse on the 'delicate balance'
  by Patrick J. Smith
• 11 September and the clash of civilizations: the role of the Japanese media and public discourse
  by Keiko Sakai
• Editors' notes
  by Tareq Y. Ismael
• The framing of 11 September in the Turkish media: moderating Turkey's oriental identity
  by Tugrul Ilter
• Terrorism: from Samson to Atta
  by Shadia Drury
• The underlying realities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict after 11 September
  by Norton Mezvinsky
• 11 September and the millennialist discourse: an order of words?
  by Fuad Shaban
• Screening Islam: terrorism, American jihad and the new Islamists
  by Raymond William Baker
• 11 September and the widening North-South gap: root causes of terrorism in the global order
  by Ibrahim Elnur
• The "clash" thesis: war and ethnic boundaries in Europe
  by Philip Marfleet
• Clash of civilizations: prophecy or contradiction in terms?
  by Christopher Vasillopulos
• Racism and the North American media following 11 September: the Canadian setting
  by T.Y. Ismael