The Kurdish Policy Imperative
The Kurdish Policy Imperative by Robert Lowe and Gareth Stansfield (eds) is a collection of thirteen articles which focus Kurdish politics in Turkey, Iran, Syria and Iraq. In the third chapter, Robert...
View ArticleTo Leave the Afghans or To Live with Them
United States want to build trust between Afghan population and Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (GIRoA), given that would be rife with violence and insurgencies against the Government...
View ArticleThe Young Arab Man’s Burden: Democratization
Revolution is one way to develop a democratic regime into anti-democratic state. However, by definition, revolution does not always bring democracy to a state. For example, undemocratic leaders like...
View ArticleReform and Revolution within the Arab uprisings
The basic difference between reform and revolution is that reform deals with limited changes. As Blumer (1995) stated, “A revolutionary movement has a broader aim [than reform], it seeks to reconstruct...
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