Martha Wenger
Martha Wenger was assistant editor of Middle East Report from 1982–1993. Following her departure from MERIP, Martha pursued an advanced degree in library science and, from 1998, she served as a librarian at the Washington International School in Washington, DC. She passed away in 2006.
Articles by this Author
| Jerusalem: A Primer |
It is possible to talk of Jerusalem in many ways: as a city where history lives, as a city where history lives, as a city holy to Christians, Jews and Muslims, as a place where people live and work, as a place of pilgrimage. This primer talks... |
MER182 |
| Who Owns the News? |
Television
ABC |
MER180 |
| Sudan: Politics and Society |
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MER172 |
| The US in the Persian Gulf |
The scale of the US military deployment in the Persian Gulf -- half of all US combat forces worldwide -- is something of a shock, even to the Pentagon. “Nobody ever thought they’d be free to commit all those forces,” one... |
MER168 |
| Primer: The Food Gap in the Middle East |
As the Middle East enters the 1990s, the food situation cannot be easily captured in catch phrases like “dire emergency." Outside of the Horn of Africa, no country confronts wide-scale starvation, though poor people throughout the... |
MER166 |
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