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Articles in Spring 2004 issue of Middle East Policy

• Provincial Not Ethnic Federalism in Iraq
  by Yavuz, M Hakan
• Paradoxical Kingdom: Saudi Arabia and the Momentum of Reform/The New Pillar: Conservative Arab Gulf States and U.S. Strategy, The
  by Wrampelmeier, Brooks
• CHANGING DYNAMICS OF TURKEY'S U.S. AND EU RELATIONS
  by Oguzlu, H Tarik
• CORRECTIONS
• Kurdish Reality in an Emerging Iraq
  by Salih, Khaled
• Could a Kurdish State Be Set Up in Iraq?
  by Ozcan, Nihat Ali
• Palestinian Politics After the Oslo Accords
  by Wilcox, Philip C
• AN ISLAMIC REFORMATION IN TURKEY
  by Bonner, Arthur
• Turkey and Kurdistan-Iraq, 2003
  by Olson, Robert
• EDITOR'S NOTE
  by Joyce, Anne
• IN MEMORIAM: DAVID M. RANSOM, 1938-2003
• 2002 ARAB HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT: IMPLICATIONS FOR DEMOCRACY, THE
  by Baroudi, Sami E
• Transnational Networks: New Opportunities and Constraints for Kurdish Statehood
  by Natali, Denise
• Why Kurdish Statehood is Unlikely
  by Gunter, Michael M
• Islam Under Siege: Living Dangerously in a Post-honor World
  by Sullivan, Antony T
• MUSLIMS PLURALIZE THE WEST, RESIST ASSIMILATION
  by Malik, Mustafa
• Future of Dissent: A Reflection on What Shall I Do With This People? Jews and the Fractious Politics of Judaism, The
  by Ellis, Marc H
• PLANS FOR ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN PEACE: FROM BEIRUT TO GENEVA
  by Golan, Galia
• U.S. POLICY TOWARDS SYRIA AND THE TRIUMPH OF NEOCONSERVATIVISM
  by Zunes, Stephen
• PETROEUROS: A THREAT TO U.S. INTERESTS IN THE GULF?
  by Looney, Robert
• SAUDI ARABIA, ENEMY OR FRIEND?
  by Aufhauser, David; Anderson, Frank; Long, David E; Kern, Nathaniel; Shobokshi, Hussein