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Articles in Mar 2002 issue of Middle East Policy

• Algeria and U.S. interests: Containing radical Islamism and promoting democracy
  by Zoubir, Yahia H
• No God But God: Egypt and the Triumph of Islam
  by Mikhail, Bill
• Sadat lecture: A global partnership in the quest for peace
  by Mandela, Nelson
• Central Asian Security: The New International Context
  by Nalle, David
• Sudan and the United States: Is a decade of tension winding down?
  by Ronen, Yehudit
• Address to the Gulf Cooperation Council
  by Saud, Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al
• Palestinian authority: Friend or foe of private investors?, The
  by Kanaan, Qussama
• Mandate Days: British Lives in Palestine 1918-1948
  by Davidson, Lawrence
• Weak institutions and democracy: The case of the Yemeni parliament, 1993-97
  by Sharif, Abdu H
• Body and the Blood: The Holy Land's Christians and the Turn of a New Millennium, The
  by Irani, George Emile
• arrogance of occupation, The
  by Grinberg, Lev
• America's Palestine: Popular and Official Perceptions from Balfour to Israeli Statehood
  by Christison, Kathleen
• Editor's note
  by Joyce, Anne
• Political Islam in Somalia
  by Menkhaus, Ken
• Transformation of Palestinian Politics - From Revolution to State-Building, The
  by Wilcox, Philip
• Trying to define terrorism
  by Keeley, Robert V
• impact of NGOs on state and non-state relations in the Middle East, The
  by Gubser, Peter
• United States and Saudi Arabia: American interests and challenges to the Kingdom in 2002, The
  by McMillan, Joseph; Cordesman, Anthony H; Fandy, Mamoun; Mohamedi, Fareed
• Principles of Islamic banking: Debt versus equity financing
  by Akacem, Mohammed; Gilliam, Lynde
• Declaration of conscience on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by South Africans of Jewish descent
  by Kasrils, Ronnie; Ozinsky, Max