Contents
Collection Overview
Biographical Note
Scope and Contents of the Collection
Organization of the Collection
Search Terms
Series 1. CORRESPONDENCE:
Series 2. GENERAL FILES:
Series 3. CONSPIRACY TRIAL (KISSINGER PLOT)
Series 4. NOTES:
Series 5. RESEARCH MATERIAL:
Series 6. WRITINGS
Series 7. AV MATERIAL
Series 8. POSTERS
Series 1. CORRESPONDENCE:
Series 2. GENERAL FILES:
Series 3. CONSPIRACY TRIAL (KISSINGER PLOT)
Series 4. NOTES:
Series 5. RESEARCH MATERIAL:
Series 6. WRITINGS
Series 7. AV MATERIAL
Series 8. POSTERS
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Eqbal Ahmad Papers, 1956-1999
Finding Aid
Finding aid prepared by Susan A. Dayall.
Encoding funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
© 2001
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Creator:
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Ahmad, Eqbal, 1932-1999 |
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Eqbal Ahmed Papers |
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1956-1999 |
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1966-1999 |
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Abstract:
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Correspondence, notes and writings document the life and thought of Eqbal Ahmad (1932-1999), an eminent Third World scholar. Ahmad's major interest in politics and political theory led him to analyze many of the revolutionary and liberation movements of the modern Third World, while remaining vehemently opposed to war and violence. Also present are records of the Harrisburg 7 conspiracy trial, in which a group of Vietnam War protestors, Ahmad among them, were indicted, and later acquitted, for plotting to kidnap Henry Kissinger. The collection also includes research material collected by Ahmad for his work, and a collection of posters for liberation and revolutionary movements, many from Cuba.
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Extent:
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12 boxes and 4 tubes(15.25 cubic ft.) |
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English,
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Identification:
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Eqbal Ahmad, scholar, teacher, writer, international political activist.
Eqbal Ahmad was born in the state of Bihar, India in 1932. When he was 4, his father was killed in a land dispute; in 1948, during the partition of India, he and his family (who were Muslims) moved to Lahore, Pakistan. He attended Foreman Christian College in Lahore, then came to Occidental College in California on a Rotary scholarship in the mid-1950s. He entered Princeton in 1958, where he obtained his doctorate in 1965. He taught at Cornell in the 1960s, was appointed a fellow at the Adlai Stevenson Institute of International Affairs, at the University of Chicago, and later joined the Washington Institute for Policy Studies. He was the first directory of the Transnational Institute in Amsterdam. He married Julie Diamond in 1969, and had one daughter, Dohra.
In 1971, he was one of the Harrisburg 7 indicted for plotting to kidnap Henry Kissinger to protest the U.S. involvement in Vietnam. He was acquitted in 1972, along with all the other alleged co-conspirators. After teaching at various universities, in 1982 he became Professor of Politics and Middle East Studies at Hampshire College, where he taught until he retired in 1997. In his later years he pursued a project of creating an alternative liberal arts college, Khaldunia, for Pakistan, and also wrote a regular column for the Pakistani newpaper, Dawn. Eqbal Ahmad died in 1999, in Islamabad, Pakistan, of complications following surgery for cancer.
A prolific writer, Ahmad wrote extensively on the relationship between the West and the post-colonial states of Africa and Asia. His constant concern for the welfare of people as individuals led him to vehement opposition to war and violence, whether by nation states or by ideological, nationalist or fundamentalist movements. His power of critical analysis made him a valued counselor, as well as an unsparing critic, of leaders and intellectuals in the Middle East and Pakistan, as well as many other parts of the world.
Edward Said wrote of him, "His life was an epic and poetic one, full of wanderings, border crossings, and an almost instinctive attraction to liberation movements, movements of the oppressed and the persecuted, causes of people who were unfairly punished--whether they lived in the great metropolitan centres of Europe and America, or in the refugee camps, besieged cities, and bombed or disadvantaged villages of Bosnia, Chechnya, south Lebanon, Vietnam, Iraq, Iran, and, of course, the Indian subcontinent." (AlAhram Weekly, May 9, 1999)
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Correspondence, notes and writings document the life and thought of this eminent Third World scholar. Eqbal Ahmad's major interest in politics and political theory led him to analyze many of the revolutionary and liberation movements of the modern Third World, while remaining vehemently opposed to war and violence. His work examines the consequences of imperialism for developing countries, including anti-imperialist movements, revolutions, and terrorism. His particular area of concern was the Middle East, North Africa, and India and Pakistan, but his interests were wide ranging, and his published writings include works on China, Japan, the Balkans, Latin America and South-east Asia. He was outspoken in his opposition to oppression of all kinds, and many of his columns for the Pakistani newspaper Dawn castigate government corruption, inefficiency and indifference to the plight of the common people. He was an inspiring teacher and an untiring promoter of the value of education, as shown by his work on the Khaldunia University project which proposed an alternative liberal arts college for Pakistan.
Also present are records of the Harrisburg 7 conspiracy trial of 1971-1972, which exemplified the FBI's response to Vietnam war protestors, among whom Eqbal Ahmad must be considered a charter member.
The collection is primarily in English, though a small amount of material is present in French, Arabic, Urdu, Spanish and other modern European languages.
The collection consists of 12 boxes (32 x 27 x 39 cm., 14 cu. ft.) of paper records and AV materials, and 4 tubes (10 x 110 cm., 1.25 cu. ft.) of rolled posters. It includes material dating from 1956 to 1999, with the bulk from 1966 to 1999.
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It is organized into eight series:
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Series 1. CORRESPONDENCE:
Miscellaneous correspondence is filed first by date,
followed by correspondence filed in alphabetical order by correspondent or subject. Ahmad did not keep copies of his own letters as a general rule; the files contain letters almost exclusively addressed to him. Notable correspondents include Daniel Berrigan, Noam Chomsky and Edward Said.
Series 2. GENERAL FILES:
These files contain material listed by subject which are predominantly not correspondence. Several files relate to courses taught, and include syllabi and bibliographies. Also present are files of newspaper clippings about Ahmad, and several files relating to the Khaldunia University project. Three files contain work by Ahmad's brother Saghir Ahmad, who was interested in many of the same topics as Eqbal, but who was killed in an accident in the 1970s.
Series 3. CONSPIRACY TRIAL (KISSINGER PLOT)
Material relating to the Harrisburg 7 conspiracy trial of 1971-72 is filed in this series, including legal documents, correspondence and clippings, as well as Ahmad's notes taken at the trial proceedings.
Series 4. NOTES:
Filed alphabetically by subject, these are voluminous handwritten notes kept by Ahmad on all subjects in which he was interested. They are distinguished from material filed in the Writings Series in that they do not form a coherent narrative.
Series 5. RESEARCH MATERIAL:
These files contain material collected by Ahmad for his own research. Much of this material consists of printed material from Pakistan or other Third World countries, or original (unpublished) material. A bibliography of the journal articles which were weeded during processing appears as the first item in this series. The remaining material is filed alphabetically by subject. There are large amounts of material on Pakistan, Algeria, Israel and Palestine, and Vietnam.
Series 6. WRITINGS
This series contains published and unpublished writings filed alphabetically by title. In some cases, articles may appear twice due to title/subtitle confusion or in cases where the draft of an article has a different title from the published version. In his later years, Ahmad wrote weekly columns for news magazines published in Pakistan (Dawn) and Egypt (AlAhram). There are several files of Dawn columns filed by date in addition to the individual columns filed by title. Also present are some collected files of letters to the editor for various publications. A partial bibliography of published writings by Eqbal Ahmad was prepared by Yogesh Chandrani, a former student and colleague, in the spring of 1999. This bibliography appears as the first folder in this series.
Series 7. AV MATERIAL
Present in this section are videotapes, audiotapes, a small collection of photographs, and miscellaneous material. The collection includes material by and about Ahmad, including the autobiographical Stories My Country Told Me produced by BBC Arena. It also includes items collected by Ahmad for his work. Individual items are listed for this series.
Series 8. POSTERS
Tube 1 contains posters relating to Eqbal Ahmad. Tube 2 contains organizational charts of the revolutionary movement (FLN) in Algiers in the 1950s. Tubes 3 and 4 contain posters for various movements and causes, among them a collection of Cuban posters. Individual items are listed for this series.
Series 1. CORRESPONDENCE:
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Activists' Newsletters, solicitations, etc.
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BBC Arena. Stories My Country Told Me, 1996
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Berlin Institute for Comparative Social Research
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Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, 1980, Delhi, India
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Comments re: Northwestern Panel, 1969
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Freedom of Information Act, 1980-86
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Hampshire College students
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Lecture & Article Requests
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Letters of recommendation
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John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
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Miscellaneous Correspondence
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Pakistan Committee for the Promotion of Good Governance
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Pakistan, Political Correspondence
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Palestine National Council
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Re: Interview with Phyllis Bennis, 1991
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Re: Revolution and Counter-revolution
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Re: Revolutionary Warfare
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Re: Stories My Country Told Me
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Simon Fraser University
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Series 2. GENERAL FILES:
Box
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Border Crossings (Symposium), 1997
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Business cards of correspondents
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Clippings: Eqbal Ahmad (3 folders)
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Clippings: Eqbal Ahmad--Vietnam Protests
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Course Notes: Colonial Encounters
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Course Notes: Conflict and Revolution in the Middle East
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Course Notes: Politics and Society in the Middle East
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Course Notes: Revolutionary Warfare
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Course Notes: State and Society in the Middle East
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Course Notes: The Wars Which Came in from the Cold
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Course Notes: World Politics
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Course Outlines: Foreign Policy
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Course Outlines: Middle East
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Course Syllabus: SS275: Intellectuals, politics and social change (about Eqbal Ahmad)
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Hampshire College reappointment
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Khaldunia University--Clippings
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Khaldunia University--Correspondence
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Reviews of Eqbal Ahmad in Pakistan Press
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TV: the Advocates, WGBH Boston, 1970
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Series 3. CONSPIRACY TRIAL (KISSINGER PLOT)
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Berrigan, Dan and Phil
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Clippings, July-Dec. 1970
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Clippings, Jan.-June 1971
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Clippings, July-Dec. 1971
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Clippings, Jan.-June 1972
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Clippings, re: Eqbal Ahmad
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Cornell Berrigan-Ahmad Defense Committee
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Correspondence, Attorneys
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Defense Committee Financial Records
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Eqbal Ahmad--photographs and press release
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Harrisburg 8 Defense Committee
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Harrisburg Patriot editorial and reply
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Indictment and 2nd Indictment
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Wellfleet meeting, Aug. 1971
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Series 4. NOTES:
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Africa and the Middle East
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Dependency and Development
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Government and Revolution
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History of the Middle East
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The Intellectual and the State
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Interview: Housepian: Middle East
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Lecture Notes, North Africa
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M.E. Committee on New Alternatives
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Nationalism and Imperialism
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Pakistan--drafts of speech
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Political Development--Democracy
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State on Dependant Society
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Technology in the Third World
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Tunisia: note cards, 1956-1958
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Series 5. RESEARCH MATERIAL:
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Bibliography of articles weeded during processing. 8/00
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Film: Mohammed, Messenger of God
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From Disturbance to Disturbance: Anthology of Third World Poetry
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Indochina War Information Packet
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International Conference on Vietnam, 1965
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Interview--Nubar. Middle East
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Nuclear Weapons: Islamic Dimensions
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Princeton Course Bibliographies
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Saudi Arabia-U.S. Relations
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Transcript of Eqbal Ahmad lecture by Kofi Annan
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Series 6. WRITINGS
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Eqbal Ahmad Bibliography, June 2000, prepared by Yogesh Chandrani
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An accord on apartheid. 1995
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After the hot Indian summer. 1991
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After the Indian winter. 1985
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After 'the little man in a hurry'. 1997
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After the peace of the weak. 1998
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After the war is over. 1991
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After the winter bombs. 1998
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An agenda for negociations. 1993
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Aladdin's useless lamp. 1998
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Albright's troubled journey. 1997
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Algeria began badly. 1997
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Algeria's unending tragedy. 1997
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All hell has broken loose in Pakistan (Interview). 1987
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America and Russia in South Asia: conflict or collusion. 1974
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America as superpower: how we look to the Third World. 1969
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America's electoral message. 1992
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America's Gulf War: neglected perspectives. 1990
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An American Middle East quiz. 1998
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An American revolt: 1996. 1996
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Americans should reassess policy on weapons sales. 1985
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ANC and PLO: sad comparisons. 1994
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Apocalypse tomorrow. 1998
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Approaching peace in Afghanistan. 1995
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Apres l'escalade massive, la guerre d'usure. 1970
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Arab world under siege. 1997
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Al Arabi article (in Arabic). 1998
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Army doctrine still lacks innovation. 1989
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Article re: pro-Israeli bias in American press (in Arabic). 1994
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The artless retreat. 1993
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As Afghanistan goes. 1995
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As Pakistan slides into anarchy. 1997
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As Pakistanis living in North America...
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Assessing Operation Infinite Reach. 1998
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At Cold War's end, a world of pain. 1993
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At the rendevous of victory. 1994
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Atomic gains, nuclear losses. 1998
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Autoportrait de M. Kissinger. 1975
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The banal in journalism. 1996
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Battle for the Muslim soul. 1991
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Behind Arafat's electoral victory.
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Behind blown bridges. 1999
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Behind NATO's bombs. 1995
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Behind the crisis in Sindh. 1990
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Behind the struggle for Bangla Desh (interview). 1971
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A besieged imperial presidency. 1998
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The betrayed promise. 1995
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Between past and the future. 1994
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Beyond Arafat's antics. 1994
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Beyond the referendum: an Asian view. 1966
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Beyond the resignations: good government. 1989
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Beyond this battle of Karachi. 1995
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Bhutto's tragedy, Sharif's challenge. 1997
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Bill Clinton turns to God. 1998
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The bitter harvest of U.S. interventionism. 1980
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BJP's challenge to Pakistan. 1998
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Blueprint for bloodshed. 1989
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Bona fide archives of Palestinian History. 1983
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Bone-breaker! Peacemaker? 1992
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Bonnie and Clyde in Karachi. 1999
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Bosnia: an unorthodox proposal. 1992
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Bosnia: staring into the future. 1996
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Budget blues: year after year. 1992
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The bus can bring a Nobel Prize. 1999
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By losing, he has won. 1997
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...by twisting Arab's arms. 1991
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Campagne pour la democratie en Pakistan. 1983
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Candles at the tunnel's end.
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The case of liberal education in the Third World and its relevance for
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Causes for anxiety--and remedies.
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Causes of ethnic conflict in Sindh. 1990
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The challenge in Sindh. 1992
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The challenge of democracy. Paper to be delivered at conference in Malaysia. 1984
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Change or status quo? 1998
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Charlie Reese's Mid-East quiz. 1998.
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Citizen's Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy in the 1970's (book) ch.I-IV. 1974
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Citizen's Guide...ch.V-VI
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Clash of civilizations. 1997
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Clinton's Carter legacy. 1992
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Clinton's reliability problem. 1995
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The Cold War from the standpoint of its victims.
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Colonial strategy: to say that the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. are brothers is
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Colonial war strategy: what changes are taking place in the U.S.A.? (In Urdu)
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Colonial strategy: to say that the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. are brothers is wrong! (in Urdu) 1976
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Colonial war strategy: what changes are taking place in the U.S.A.? (in Urdu)
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Come July, sue U.S. and Lockheed. 1995
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Commencement address, Hampshire College. 1997
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Comments on Skocpol. (Iran, 1982)
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Comments on the military-bureaucratic governments of the Middle East and
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Comparative biography of M.A. Jinnah and M.A.K. Azad
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Comparative study of national liberation movements: the Palestinian case. 1983
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Comprehending terror. 1986
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The conflict within. 1998
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Confronting reality in Kashmir.
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Contre la guerre du Viet-nam, 1970
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The controversy over Kosovo. 1999
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A conversation with Gujval. 1998
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Country facing crisis of legitimacy: Dr. Eqbal (interview). 1995
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Covering the Middle East. 1991
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Crackdown on justice: General Zia is now the law. 1981
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Cracks in elite consensus. 1991
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Cracks in the western world(view). 1985
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Crude politics: the slick suppression of facts on the Middle East. 1990
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Cruelties compounded. 1993
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Culture against democracy. 1995
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Culture of complaint. 1994
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Culture and violence II. 1998
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Culture of imperialism. 1997
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Cyclone in East Pakistan. 1970
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The danger and opportunity in Bosnia. 1996
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David takes on Goliath. 1999
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The decline of Muslim societies. 1995
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Democrats against democracy. 1999
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Democracy in Pakistan: the challenge. 1989
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Democracy, Indian-style. 1997
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Democracy: the prospects. 1989
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Democracy: wishful perspectives. 1989
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Democracy without democrats. 1997
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Disarmament Movement: a critique. 1987
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Discriminatory proliferation. 1993
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Disturbing differences between PLO and ANC. 1995
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Don't write to the General. 1992
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Dr. Eqbal plans a university (interview)
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Draft--Le Monde on Pakistan. Aug, 1977
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The dynasty strikes back. 1998
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Editorial (re: Jerusalem), Arab News and Views. 1969
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Editorial, re: Pakistan. Aug, 1971?
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Education policy: a critique
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Eliminating nuclear arms race in the subcontinent. 1995
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Elite classes and the crisis of state and society in Pakistan. 1990
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Encounter with an Islamist. 1998
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Encounters on arrival. 1996?
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End game in Afghanistan. 1992
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The end of Atlanticism. 1993
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Eqbal Ahmad: think critically and take risks (interview with Barsamian).
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Eqbal Ahmad's crystal ball. 1993
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L'Espagne du tiers monde. 1972
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An essay in reconciliation. 1980
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Exit friendly tyrant! 1997
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The fall and rise of the Bhuttos of Pakistan. 1989
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Falling through the cracks. 1998
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The family of nations' poor relations. 1985
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Farewell to an adversary. 1995
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Farooq Sumar's public FIR. 1995
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Feudal culture and violence. 1998
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Fever: between past and the future. 1994
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Fire on the mountain. 1998
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Flash point for Armageddon. 1982
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From potato sack to potato mash. 1980
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Further notes on South Asia in crisis (response to Mahajani). 1973
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General Zia is now the law. 1981
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General Zia's last ditch. 1983
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Geneva: it won't matter to U.S. if we settle now.
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Gli spettri del Doktor Kissinger. 1975
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The governor's challenge. 1998
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The Gulf crisis: how we got here. 1990
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The Gulf in the American media. 1991
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Halfway to freedom: dates with disaster. 1997
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Hawks make strange bedfellows. 1998
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Healing a wounded constitution. 1996?
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Helter-skelter government. 1992
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'Het is krisis. Wat een kans!' 1984
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The high and the humble. 1994
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'Hindutva' in a shambles. 1993
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Hope hesitates in Algeria. 1999
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Hope returns to Algeria. 1999
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How a continent divided? 1997
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Human rights in Morocco and Tunisia. 1978
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The hundred-hour war. 1991
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I have hope in our people, not in our ruling classes. 1986
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If Pakistan slides into civil war. 1983
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The imperatives of peace. 1997
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Imperial presidency under siege. 1998
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In a land without music. 1995
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In a lush, tormented land. 1997
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In Afghanistan: cease fire, please! 1991
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In Pakistan, a looming crisis. 1979
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In Pakistan: return of the vice regents.
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In praise of resistance. 1995
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In the light of Amnesty report: Farooq Sumar case. 1995
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India's dangerous decade. 1997
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India's mess gets messier. 1998
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India's obsession, our choice. 1998
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India's obsession, Pakistan's choice. 1998
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India's uncertain future. 1985
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India's uncertain future. 1991
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Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture Convocation address. 1995
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Intellectual's role in society. 1995
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Interview: Eqbal Ahmad: Pakistan and U.S. strategy. 1980
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Interview--Illustrated Weekly of India. 1985
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Interview, re: Iran (in Arabic). 1981
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Interview with Barsamian. 1998
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Interview with Al-Hurriya. 1971
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Interview with Dr. Eqbal Ahmad.
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Interview with Harold Aram Veeser. 1990
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Interview with Julia Rabig. 1997
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Interview with Muravchik. 1980
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Interview with Nubar Housepian. 1980
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Interview with the Cleveland Beacon. 1981
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Introduction [to a book of interviews with E. Said]
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Introduction to The Invasion of Lebanon.
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Iran: a possible landmark. 1979
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Iran and the West: a century of subjugation. 1980
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Iran-deskundige Eqbal Ahmad: 'De mullahs worden in Iran in toenemende mate gewantrouwd'. 1980
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Iran-kenner Eqbal Ahmad:'Chomeini is geen maniak'. 1980
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The Iranian hundred years war. 1979
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Iranian revolution: a landmark for the future. 1979
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Iran's cultural revolution.
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Iran's Islamic opposition. 1991
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Iran's landmark revolution: 15 years later. 1994
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Iran's quiet thermidor. 1991
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Is Indo-Pak war imminent? 1991
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Islam as refuge from failure. 1998
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The 'Islamic' nemesis. 1992
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An 'Islamic" predicament.
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Islamism: message from Turkey. 1997
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Israel and U.S.A.: Mr. Roger's non-plan. 1970
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Israel and U.S.A.: toward a Mediterranean treaty organization. 1970
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Israel and U.S.A.: toward a new pact. 1970
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Israel's power: how much glitter, how much gold? 1985
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'The Jews who run Clinton's court'. 1995
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Jihad International, Inc. 1995
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Jinnah, in a class of his own. 1995
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Judge's day in Pakistan. 1997
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Just what in the world makes terrorists tick? 1985
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Karachi's alarming message. 1995
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Kashmir: a framework for peace. 1998
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Kashmir: elements of impasse. 1996
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Kashmir: India's nemesis. 1990
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Kashmir: necessity of choice.
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A Kashmiri solution for Kashmir.
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A Kashmiri solution for Kashmir. 1996
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Keynote address by Dr. Eqbal Ahmed.
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King Hussein's dual legacy. 1999
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Box
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Land grab in ivory tower. 1996
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Lanka's war: is the end in sight? 1997
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Last call for Bosnia. 1993
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Law against justice. 1992
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Lecture: Mahgreb in the 19th century.
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Lebanon's economic mystery. 1998
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Let us have a party. 1991
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Letter to a Pakistani diplomat. 1971
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A letter to Mr. Douglas Hurd.
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Letter to the editor, NYT (unprinted). 1995
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A limited agenda for education.
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The limits of 'infinite reach'. 1998
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London Weekend panel. 1978
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A loner's crowded world. 1994
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The long marsh [i.e. march]. 1992
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Look who's sipping tea, waiting to pounce. 1991
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Looking ahead with anxiety. 1997
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Los Angeles: rising up angry. 1992
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The Maulana's anguish. 1994
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The Maulana's lieutenant. 1993
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The Maulana's troubles. 1995
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Meanings in the disaster.
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Memorial for an exile: Rashed Hussein (1926-77). 1977
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Men on Capitol Hill. 1991
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MERIP's fifteenth anniversary.
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The message from Hangu. 1998
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The message from Mexico. 1995
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M'hamed Ali and the Tunisian labor movement. 1978
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M'hamed Ali et les fondements du mouvement syndical tunisian. 1978
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M'hamed Ali: Tunisian labor organizer. 1993
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Middle East peace priorities in the U.S. 1989
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Middle Eastern triage. 1992
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A mirage mis-named strategic depth. 1998
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M. Rajiv Gandhi sur la ligne de depart. 1985
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Morality on the firing line. 1997
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Morocco's Saharan venture. 1979
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Mother of all defeats. 1996
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Motion without progress. 1997
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Ms. Bhutto's options. 1989
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Murder of a metropolis. 1994
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Muslims split on 'Mohammed': to see or not to see? 1977
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NATO, Kosovo and Russia. 1999
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The necessity of choice. 1992
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The nemesis of Benazir Bhutto. 1990
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The neo-fascist state. 1981
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A new era or flash in the pan? 1997
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New York Review of Books letters.
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NYT letter re: Nixon's Indochina policy.
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NYT letters to the editor
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NYT Op Ed pieces and responses. 1979
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NYT Op Ed piece re: Tunisia and responses. 1978
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A nexus of power, politics, ideology and greed.
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1992: requiem and a prayer. 1993
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1997: the year of the dead. 1998
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1998: the year of the 'bum'. 1999
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No alternative to dialogue. 1998
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No more Vietnams (debate with Huntington). 1968
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No swing in the Sri Lankan pendulum. 1997
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Notes on South Asia in crisis. 1972
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La nouvelle muraille de Chine. 1969
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Nuclear gains and the losses. 1998
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Nurturing democracy. 1992
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On accountability and governance.
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On the road to religious fascism. 1999
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Only as good as its members. 1985
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An organization of the abject. 1997
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The other side of Indian Punjab. 1994
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Pain in Gulliver's neck. 1994
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Pak, India share much despite friction. (interview) 1994
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Pakistan and the Nixon doctrine. 1973
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Pakistan at forty-eight. 1994
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Pakistan disaster (March, 1970)
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Pakistan: entering the 21st century. 1996
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Pakistan in crisis: an interview with Eqbal Ahmed. 1980
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Pakistan in Le Monde Diplomatique, 10/77, 12/83
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Pakistan is on the brink of civil war.
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Pakistan: l'intervention de l'armee a accru les risques d'explosion. 1977
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Pakistan mourns Zia's death less than the U.S. government. 1988
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Pakistan, plus or minus? 1997
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Pakistan: signposts to a police state. 1974
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Pakistan: signposts to what? 1974
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Pakistan's Afghan problem. 1994
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Pakistan's American illusion. 1995
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Pakistan's Benazir predicament. 1999
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Pakistan's endangered history. 1995
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Pakistan's feudal burden.
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Pakistan's foreign policy: a modest agenda. 1990?
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[Pakistan's] foreign policy: a modest agenda--III. 1990
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Pakistan's foreign policy: the freeze. 1990?
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[Pakistan's foreign policy:] the freeze--II. 1990
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Pakistan's Kashmir tangle. 1995
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Pakistan's nuclear gains and the loss. 1998
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Pakistan's oligarchic predicament. 1993
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Pakistan's Praetorian curse. 1989
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Pakistan's predicament. 1991
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Pakistan's super-bureaucrat does it again. 1993
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Pakistan's uncertain future. 1996
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Pakistan: the troubled waters. 1984
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Parliamentary harakiri. 1994
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Peace in the Middle East: a lost opportunity. 1995
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The Peace Movement and the Third World. 1985
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People are robbed of their verdict. 1990
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Persian Gulf revisited. 1981
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A perspective from the Third World on war and its abolition: an interview with Eqbal Ahmad. 1980
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"Pioneering" in the nuclear age: an essay of Israel and the Palestinians. 1984
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Players in the Afghan game. 1995
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La politica exterior norte-americano en la decada de los sententas: panorama general. 1975
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Political culture and foreign policy. 1976
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Politics and labor in Tunisia (doctoral dissertation). 1967
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Politics without vision. 1997
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Portent of a new century.
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Post-colonial systems of power. 1980
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Posturing vs. policy-making. 1993
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Power failure: an interview with Eqbal Ahmad. 1980
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The press and the politicians. 1989
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The price of freedom. 1997
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Primer for revolutionary guerrillas. 1968
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Problems of national unity.
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Profile of the religious right. 1999
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Prospects in Central Asia. 1992
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The public relations of ethnocide. 1983
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Box
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The Quaid commemorated. 1995
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The question of Iraq (review of Makiya). 1993
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A question of values. 1992
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Questions of responsibility. 1992
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The race for president. 1993
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Racism and the state: coming crisis in U.S.-Japanese relations. 1991
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Razia Bhatti: a tribute. 1996
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Reason as spectator. 1998
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The reconquest of Mexico. 1995
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Reconstruction in Iran. 1991
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Red in tooth and claw. 1998
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Reinventing education wheel. 1998
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Reflections on farmer organization for the management of irrigated agriculture in Sindh. 1991
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Releve politique dans le sous-continent Indien. 1978
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Religion in politics. 1999
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Religion in religious politics. 1999
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Remembering Sidi Mohammed. 1992
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Replacing Camp David. 1981
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Reply to Dawidowicz. 1982
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Reply to Makiya and Yapp.
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Response to Weschler, Farhang and Makiya. 1993?
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Return of the 'northern tier'. 1996
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Returning to the world that Washington wants (in Arabic). 1975
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Review of E. Said, the Question of Palestine. 1980
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Revolution in revolution.
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Revolutionary war and counter-insurgency. 1971
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Revolutionary warfare. 1965
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Revolutionary warfare and counter-insurgency. 1971.
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Revolutionary warfare conference.
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Revolutionary warfare: how to tell when the rebels have won. 1965
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The riddle of crossing the river.
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Roots of the religious right. 1999
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Roots of violence in contemporary Pakistan. 1998
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Roots of violence in Pakistan. 1998
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Royal players in Afghan Buzkashi? 1995
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Rush to recognize Israel. 1993
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Russia's strategic predicament. 1997
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Russia's tormented soul. 1995
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Saying the unsayable. 1995
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Sectarianizing national identity. 1992
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Settler colonialism: peace of the weak to Wye's rebirth of apartheid. 1999
|
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The shame of the nation. 1995
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The signals soldiers pick. 1995
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Smile the beloved country! 1994
|
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Some thoughts on military intervention, Vietnam and the Third World.
|
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South Africa: at the rendezvous of victory. 1994
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South Africa's troubled politics. 1997
|
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A South Asian dialogue. 1993
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South Asia's American illusions. 1993
|
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South Asia's savage exchange. 1992
|
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Speech at Sage Chapel, Cornell Univ., 1966
|
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Speech, Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture. 1995
|
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The spirit of Muharram. 1992
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Stalemate at Jalalabad. 1989
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State and its terrorists. 1995
|
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State and opposition in Islamic society. 1984
|
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A state without statesmen. 1997
|
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The subcontinental nemesis. 1992
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Suharto vs. Indonesia. 1979
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Swat Workshop lecture (in Urdu). 1996
|
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Syed Amjad Ali, 1907-1997. 1997
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Tahar Haddad, a Tunisian activist intellectual. 1997
|
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Talk at Georgetown U. 1992
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Talk: what's behind the crises in Afghanistan and Iran? 1980
|
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Talks: Yale, Said, terrorism.
|
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|
A teardrop on the Indian Ocean. 1997
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Terrorism: the anti-communist link.
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Theories of counterinsurgency. 1970
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Thinking the unthinkable. 1986
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Third World Writers Conference. 1987
|
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This nation is at risk. 1994
|
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To America with a bowl. 1998
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A town called Shantinagar. 1997
|
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|
The tragedy lingers on. 1994
|
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|
The tragedy of Palestine. 1980
|
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|
Transnational Institute for Policy Studies. 1980-81
|
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|
Tribute to a crusader. 1996
|
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A tribute to our pioneers.
|
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A tug of war for Muslims' allegiance. 1991
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Tunisia, the development of reform unionism.
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Tunnel at the end of the tunnel.
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Turning Islam into a liability. 1998
|
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Turning the tide in Bosnia.
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U.S. chickens home to roost. 1997
|
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U.S. foreign policy in the 1970's: an overview. 1974
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U.S.'s Mid-East predicament. 1998
|
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Untitled essay on Lin Piao. 1966
|
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Victims of the market. 1992?
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A vigil of vultures. 1992
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The violated rules--I. 1990
|
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Violence in dar-ul-Islam. 1998
|
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Voting under the gun. 1996
|
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Wanted: a foreign policy. 1994
|
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|
War and its abolition (Heiserman interview). 1979
|
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War of the rentier states. 1984?
|
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The war without end. 1992
|
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|
Washington's predicament. 1998
|
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We have been here before. 1989
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We have no choice but to resist martial law. (interview with Eqbal Ahmad). 1997
|
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The weak shall inherit the wind. 1993
|
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|
Welcome, uneasy restoration. 1993
|
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West's odious role in Bosnia. 1992
|
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What after "strategic depth"? 1998
|
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What Arabs know and you don't. 1991
|
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What Washington wants. 1975
|
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What's behind the crises in Iran and Afghanistan. 1980
|
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When government violates the law. 1995
|
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When the tail wags the dog. 1991
|
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Where and when we blundered.
|
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Where cowardice follows crime.
|
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Where the public is private. 1996
|
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While you were away. 1995
|
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Why hasn't the P.M. responded? 1997
|
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Why NATO has failed. 1999
|
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|
Will quiet revolution continue? 1997
|
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Winning hearts and minds: the theory and fallacies of counterinsurgency. 1971
|
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The world according to Eqbal (interview). 1993
|
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World conflict zones: international and regional responses. 1994
|
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'A world restored' revisited: American diplomacy in the Middle East. 1976
|
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Worldwide threat: U.S. perception. 1995
|
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The wrestling diplomacy. 1998
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Wrestling for detente. 1998
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Writings on the wall. 1995
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Yasser Arafat's nightmare (interview). 1983
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The year of muted chaos. 1995
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The year of the yawn. 1996
|
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Yet again a new Nixon. 1994
|
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Yet another blow to democracy.
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Your country's balance sheet. 1995
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Zealots on the loose. 1994
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Zia is a Punjabi Kulak. 1985
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Zia is no spokesman. 1980
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Zia's death is a metaphor for the state of Pakistan. 1988
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Zia's hand in Sindh's agony. 1990
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Zia's state terrorism. 1982.
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Series 7. AV MATERIAL
Box
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3/4" videocassette
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"Border Crossings". 1 hr. 31 min. (#1: Tapes 1-3, #2: Tapes 4-6, #3: Tapes 7-9). Alchymedia/Chris Belcher.
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Arena: Eqbal Ahmad: On the Grand Trunk Road. NTSC.
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"Arena" Eqbal Rm. Playout (MRS 125173) 1996. BBC TV Viewing Tape.
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"Dealing with the Demon". 7 min. Australian High Commission.
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Distorted Image. (18 min.)
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Eqbal Ahmad: "Global-Local" - Closing Remarks. 10-17-98.
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Eqbal Ahmad: "Power Syndromes and World Realities". PAWSS Summer Institute, 1997. (1 hr., 7 min.).
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Eqbal - Tape 1. Ted Koppel.
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"The Eunuch Song". DBC, 1995.
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"Fidel" (Spanish with English subtitles), 10-22-93. 1 hr. 36 min. for Policy Studies.
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1st Convocation, Textile Institute of Pakistan. NISC (46 min.)
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"Flashpoint: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict". R. Khalidi.
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"El Golpe del Estado en Chile: The Takeover of the Government in Chile" Documentation. 9/11/73, from Alfonso Stefanini.
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"Gulf Crisis TV Project":1) War, Oil & Power; 2) Operation Dissidence; 3) Getting Out of the Sand Trap; 4) Bring the Troops Home Now! Paper Tiger Television & Deep Dish Satellite Network.
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"Heart of the Matter" BBC, 35 min. Christic Institute.
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Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture: 2nd Convocation. 1995 Hakim Sons.
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Iqbal Rizza, Eqbal Ahmad: PAWSS Lecture.
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"Iraq - Iran" on MacNeil/Lehrer with Eqbal Ahmad. 1/29/91? Note on tape - "ruined hodge podge"
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Japanese Report. NHK Japanese TV. 11-16-96.
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"A Line in the Sand, War or Peace?" 1-14-91, ABC News Special.
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NTSC - Eqbal (Non-edited version).
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"Perspectives on the Gulf Crisis" (with Eqbal Ahmad) 1990. 30 min. Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) & Center for Defense Information (CDI) 2 copies.
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Reading Faiz: Eqbal Ahmad, Agha Shahid Ali, Naomi Lazar, Sara Sulesi. 11-21-96.
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"Report from Iraq". Institute for Policy Studies.
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"Songs of Struggle, Songs of Peace" 3-16-96, MLDS Symposium - Poetry Reading.
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"Talking About the 21st Century"
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Tellstar News: Cesar Chavez (31 min. 30 sec.); Sen. Eugene McCarthy (16 min. 45 sec.); Sen. Eugene McCarthy (22 min. 19 sec.); Tellstar News Promo (7 min.). Readus W. Fletcher Production.
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"The Uncompromising Revolution" (54 min. 39 sec.) The Cinema Guild.
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Vincent Ferraro, Pavel Machala, Eqbal Ahmad: "Bosnia: What Role for the US? (59 min.).
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Legacies of Eqbal Ahmad - Edward Said
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Legacies of Eqbal Ahmad - Tapes 1-6. 9-17-99.
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Daniel Sheehan - "Contragate". 2-1-87. Beverly Hills High School.
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Dr. Forouhar, NF (Tapes 1 & 2, sides 1, 2, 3). Cig. Striker (side 4) 10-11-78
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Dr. Sanjabi (Tapes 1 & 2, sides 1,2,3,4) 10-11-78.
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George Houser and Cockcroft (side 1), McHenry (side 2). 10-11-78.
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Mr. Nazih (Head of Jurists Assoc.) Tape #1, sides 1 & 2, parts 1 & 2) 10-12-78. Mr. Nazih (Tape #2, side 1 - part 3). Khomeni's Brother (side 2) 10-12-78.
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"Palestine's Women: Resistance & Change" (side 1); "Children of the Stones" (side 2)
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"The Palestinian Future", Edward Said. Alternative Radio, 3-26-98.
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Shariatmadari. QOM 10-13-78 (sides 1 & 2).
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"Waging War/Nuclear Age" 10/16-17/87 Tape 1: Disarmament Program Contras/Every Continent: Ahmad, Chanda, Honey, McGehee, Urdang The Riverside Church. Tapes 2 & 3: Afghanistan: Superpowers Come Close: Eqbal Ahmad.
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7-1/2" monophonic audio tapes
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Eqbal Ahmad Mem. Room (3 tapes). 2-15-66. Parts 1,2,3. Tape 1-"Clubb's last words & questions"
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3M R60 digital audio tape
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Eqbal--Addl. material for BBC. 9/19/96.
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Border Crossings: Eqbal Ahamad retires, Oct. 3 & 4, 1997. (Scrapbook: photographs by Rebecca A. Kandel).
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Border Crossings: 2 1/2" videocassettes. Democracy University special edition, 1997.
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Rectangular plaque on wood: "The United Holy Land Fund honors Professor Eqbal Ahmad for his outstanding support to the United Holy Land Fund and for his committment to the Palestinian people in their march towards liberation and freedom in Palestine. Chicago, Oct. 23, 1988."
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Round pewter plaque: "For Eqbal Ahmad, MERIP 15th Anniversary, Apr. 5, 1986"
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1 box 5 1/4" diskettes, + 1 zip disc "Backup of Eqbal's hard drive, 3/25/98"
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26 photographic prints, Pakistani(?) people by "a famous Pakistani photographer", according to Yogesh Chandrani, 7/00.
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Dr. C.A. Qadir 7th Memorial Lecture. Speaker: Prof. Iqbal, "Intellectual & state", 2/12/97
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Farmer's Field Day and Workshop at village Karmalikhan Jamali. 12/31/90
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1st Convocation, Textile Institute of Pakistan.
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Perspectives on the Gulf Crisis. 1990
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Women of Orangi (1990); OPP Documentary (1986); Orangi Pilot Program (1989); Katchi Abadi Squatter Settlement in Pak.
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1 videocassette labeled in Arabic or Urdu.
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Countdown on the Gulf. A WBAI Special Premium. 3 cassettes.
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Dispatches--Public Radio News Services. 1 cassette.
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Hampshire College Commencement, 5/17/97. 1 cassette.
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Islam Progs 1 & 2. Islam Faith & Power 3. 3 cassettes.
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MLDS Panel Discussion, 3/16/92. 2 cassettes.
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On Afghanistan with Eqbal Ahmed. 1 cassette.
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Series 8. POSTERS
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The challenge of Third World Culture. Duke Univ., 9/25-27/86. 2 copies, one signed by participants.
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Border Crossings: the committments of a political intellectual: a celebration of the life and work of Eqbal Ahmad. Hampshire College, 10/3-4/97. 2 copies Noam Chomsky. Hampshire College, 10/3/97 Edward Said. UMass, 10/3/97
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Kofi Annan: The inaugural Eqbal Ahmad lecture. Hampshire College, 9/16/98. 2 copies
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Edward Said: the annual Eqbal Ahmad lecture. Hampshire College, 9/17/99. 2 copies
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The legacies of Eqbal Ahmad. Hampshire College, 9/18/99. 2 copies
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Organisation F.L.N. Alger. Scema provisoire au 8 Mars 57.
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Organisation Rebelle d'Alger.
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La Mujer Hebrea de Bertold Brecht. Julio '68.
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No Mas Armas Nucleares por los Ninos. Vote!
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La Nueva Escuela. Film Cubano en colores, direccion: Jorge Fraga. Niko 73.
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El Machete. Dibujo animado Cubano en colores. Direccion: Juan Padron.
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Si salgo, llego...si llego, entro...si entro, triunfo/Fidel. Instituto
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Cubano del Arte e Industria Cinematograficos.
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El Otro Francisco. Film Cubano/direccion: Sergio Giral.
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Y Donde Estaremos el 2 de Enero? En la cana!
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El tiempo es el viento. Film Cubano en colores. Dir: Santiago Alvarez.
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Centenario de Lenin. Instituto Cubano de Arte e Industria Cinematograficos. Niko 69
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Con las banderas victoriosas del moncada y del Marxismo-Leninismo conquistando el porvenir.
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1959-1969 Tenth anniversary of the Cuban rebellion.
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Jornada Ideologica: 50 Anniversario del primer partido Marxista- Leninista.
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Seguiremos navegando existosamente en el granma hacia el futuro.
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Bello es vera un partido de revolucion...
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Congreso PCC: fortalecer el partido.
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Al primer congreso por nuevas victorias de la patria y del socialismo
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Hacer el macimo y hacerlo todo.
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La humanidad marcha inevitablemente hacia el socialismo.
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Fortalecer al amistad con la union sovietica y demas paises socialista en saludo.
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La fuerza del partido radica en su vinculacion estrecha con las masas.
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Hasta la victoria siempre.
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Departmento de orientacion revolucionaria 1975.
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En 1969 mantendremos la misma proteccion contra la polio.
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Universite Euro-Arabe d'Ete. Rencontre de musique Mediterraneenne. Ete 86.
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You are invited to a festival of hope in support of Plowshares 8.
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Kissinger rescued in protest at Brasil college. 1984.
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Artists call against U.S. Intervention in Central America. January 1984.
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Farewell at the hour of parting: in commemoration of the 10th anniversary
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of the Angolan armed struggle for independence 1961-1971.
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Fateh: Revolution until victory.
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Fateh: 18 years of armed struggle.
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The Israeli occupation of the West Bank/Gaza Strip: the economic and political geography of oppression.
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Disarmament: the UN second special session on disarmament 1982.
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Liberte pour les prisonniers et libanais du camp d'Al-Anser.
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Stop the holocaust of Palestinians.
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16-17 September 1982 Sabra and Shatila.
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Le nouvel exode des Palestinians.
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The Indochinese fought not only for themselves, but for all the peoples of the world.
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Day of solidarity with Zimbabwe.
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For an independent South Yemen.
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