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Politics, Not Policy |
In a public break with the US, British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook today submitted a draft parliamentary bill supporting the rapid establishment of an International Criminal Court (ICC) in which to try major war criminals and violators of human... |
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No-Fly Zones |
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Iraq: Rolling Over Sanctions, Raising the Stakes |
Late in the evening of November 27, the US and Russia appear to have reached an agreement to once again roll over existing sanctions on Iraq for six months, by which time Secretary of State Colin Powell hopes the two powers will have agreed on a... |
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Sanctions Renewed on Iraq |
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UNICEF Establishes Blame in Iraq |
UNICEF'S recent reports on child mortality in Iraq provided ready fuel for the ongoing propaganda war over the future of sanctions. Iraq's representative at the UN has spoken of a "genocide" caused by sanctions while US and... |
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Sanctioning Iraq |
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MER215 |
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Multiplier Effect |
Despite continual White House assurances in 2002 and early 2003 that “war is a last resort,” the key advocates of invasion in Washington gave a good deal of forethought to the US-led war with Iraq. The Iraq hawks had been... |
MER228 |
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Intervention, Sovereignty and Responsibility |
Four years after Operation Desert Storm, and the mass uprisings that followed in the southern and northern parts of Iraq against Saddam Hussein’s regime, the country’s economic and social fabric is in tatters. Economic sanctions,... |
MER193 |
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Security Council Conflicts Over Sanctions |
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MER193 |
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New Writing On Women, Politics and Social Change |
Deniz Kandiyoti, ed., Women, Islam and the State (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1991).
Seteney Shami, Lucine Taminian et al, Women in Arab Society: Work Patterns and Gender Relations in Egypt, Jordan and... |
MER173 |
