Milton Viorst
Biographic Data
| ID | 980030 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Milton Viorst |
| GIVEN NAMES | Milton |
| FAMILY NAME | Viorst |
| SIGNATURE | VIORST M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Office of the Chief Scientist |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Middle Eastern Views of the United States: What do the Trends Indicate
The following is an edited transcript of the forty-fifth in a series of Capitol Hill conferences convened by the Middle East Policy Council. The meeting was held on July 20, 2006, in the U.S. Capitol Building, with Chas. W. Freeman, Jr., presiding
Storm from the East: The Struggle between the Arab World and the Christian West
The Geneva Proposals for Peace: Still Viable
The road map to nowhere
To the despair of the international community, President Bush has departed from a commitment pursued by the past six U.S. presidents, leaving slim prospect in the wake of this year’s war in Iraq for any kind of Israeli-Palestinian peace
Middle East peace: Mirage on the horizon
Optimism abounded when Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak was elected. As the clock ticks down, those who believe that the Middle East peace process is irreversible must admit that true peace will not come soon
The Colonel in His Labyrinth
The shackles on the Arab Mind
In the Shadow of the Prophet: The Struggle for the Soul of Islam
Foreword * Through the Damascus Gate * The Murder of Farag Foda * The Prophet and the Book * Sudan: The Islamic Experiment * Making the Shari'a * Khomeini's Triumph * The Saudi Dilemma * The Anguish of Algeria * The Beleaguered Muslims of France * The Hashemite Option * Notes * Selected Bibliography * Glossary * Index
Jewish Terrorism: The Stern Gang: Ideology, Politics and Terror 1940-1949. . Joseph Heller
Jewish Terrorism
The coming instability
Algeria's Long Night
Jewish Extremism: Memoirs of a Jewish Extremist: An American Story. . Yossi Klein Halevi. ; The Jewish War. . Tova Reich. ; Fighting Terrorism: How Democracies can Defeat Domestic and International Te…
Jewish Extremism
The Storm and the Citadel
Saudi Arabia's royal family is convinced it presides over a country that is peculiarly blessed. It feels it has created a fusion of political and religious power ideal for an Islamic society, and it is puzzled that other Arab states do not emulate its system. It vows it will not have an army, like its neighbors Syria and Iraq, that can take over the state. It sees the disorderly parliaments of Kuwait and Egypt as warnings against the temptations …
The Muslims of France
After the Fact: The Seventh Million: The Israelis and the Holocaust. . Tom Segev, Haim Watzman
After the Fact
Sudan's Islamic Experiment
Within the Arab world, Sudan is unique. Other Arab countries appear to be slipping inexorably into fundamentalism. Sudan, by contrast, is the only state in our age that has formally opted for Islam as its system of government. By its own admission, it has not yet crafted the institutions needed to realize an Islamic regime. But its rulers, having made the choice, have left no doubt that Islam will not be disestablished, whatever the opposition an…
The Limits of the Revolution
Sandcastles: The Arabs in Search of the Modern World
A Reexamination of How We Went to War in the Gulf
Reaching for the Olive Branch: Unrwa and Peace in the Middle East
Forword UNRWA Area of operations map* I. Intifada UNRWA field Maps: Gaza Strip and West Bank II. UNRWAOs Response III. The Early Days IV. UNRWA as an Institution V. In Lebanon UNRWA field map: Lebanon VI. In Jordan UNRWA field map: Jordan VII. In Syria UNRWA field map: Syrian Arab Republic VII. UNRWA in the Future Index *Maps are taken from UNRWA 1988, a publication of UNRWAOs Public Information Office. Note: Spellings of place names on maps may …
Sands of Sorrow: Israel's Journey from Independence
Iraq at War
The Colonel in His Labyrinth
The Muslims of France
Reaching for the Olive Branch: Unrwa and Peace in the Middle East
Forword UNRWA Area of operations map* I. Intifada UNRWA field Maps: Gaza Strip and West Bank II. UNRWAOs Response III. The Early Days IV. UNRWA as an Institution V. In Lebanon UNRWA field map: Lebanon VI. In Jordan UNRWA field map: Jordan VII. In Syria UNRWA field map: Syrian Arab Republic VII. UNRWA in the Future Index *Maps are taken from UNRWA 1988, a publication of UNRWAOs Public Information Office. Note: Spellings of place names on maps may …
The coming instability
Algeria's Long Night
Sudan's Islamic Experiment
Within the Arab world, Sudan is unique. Other Arab countries appear to be slipping inexorably into fundamentalism. Sudan, by contrast, is the only state in our age that has formally opted for Islam as its system of government. By its own admission, it has not yet crafted the institutions needed to realize an Islamic regime. But its rulers, having made the choice, have left no doubt that Islam will not be disestablished, whatever the opposition an…
The Limits of the Revolution
Sandcastles: The Arabs in Search of the Modern World
Iraq at War
Hostile Allies: FDR and Charles de Gaulle
Iraq at War
Sands of Sorrow: Israel's Journey from Independence
Reaching for the Olive Branch: Unrwa and Peace in the Middle East
Forword UNRWA Area of operations map* I. Intifada UNRWA field Maps: Gaza Strip and West Bank II. UNRWAOs Response III. The Early Days IV. UNRWA as an Institution V. In Lebanon UNRWA field map: Lebanon VI. In Jordan UNRWA field map: Jordan VII. In Syria UNRWA field map: Syrian Arab Republic VII. UNRWA in the Future Index *Maps are taken from UNRWA 1988, a publication of UNRWAOs Public Information Office. Note: Spellings of place names on maps may …
A Reexamination of How We Went to War in the Gulf
Sandcastles: The Arabs in Search of the Modern World
After the Fact: The Seventh Million: The Israelis and the Holocaust. . Tom Segev, Haim Watzman
After the Fact
Sudan's Islamic Experiment
Within the Arab world, Sudan is unique. Other Arab countries appear to be slipping inexorably into fundamentalism. Sudan, by contrast, is the only state in our age that has formally opted for Islam as its system of government. By its own admission, it has not yet crafted the institutions needed to realize an Islamic regime. But its rulers, having made the choice, have left no doubt that Islam will not be disestablished, whatever the opposition an…
The Limits of the Revolution
Jewish Extremism: Memoirs of a Jewish Extremist: An American Story. . Yossi Klein Halevi. ; The Jewish War. . Tova Reich. ; Fighting Terrorism: How Democracies can Defeat Domestic and International Te…
Jewish Extremism
The Storm and the Citadel
Saudi Arabia's royal family is convinced it presides over a country that is peculiarly blessed. It feels it has created a fusion of political and religious power ideal for an Islamic society, and it is puzzled that other Arab states do not emulate its system. It vows it will not have an army, like its neighbors Syria and Iraq, that can take over the state. It sees the disorderly parliaments of Kuwait and Egypt as warnings against the temptations …
The Muslims of France
Jewish Terrorism: The Stern Gang: Ideology, Politics and Terror 1940-1949. . Joseph Heller
Jewish Terrorism
The coming instability
Algeria's Long Night
The shackles on the Arab Mind
In the Shadow of the Prophet: The Struggle for the Soul of Islam
Foreword * Through the Damascus Gate * The Murder of Farag Foda * The Prophet and the Book * Sudan: The Islamic Experiment * Making the Shari'a * Khomeini's Triumph * The Saudi Dilemma * The Anguish of Algeria * The Beleaguered Muslims of France * The Hashemite Option * Notes * Selected Bibliography * Glossary * Index
The Colonel in His Labyrinth
Middle East peace: Mirage on the horizon
Optimism abounded when Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak was elected. As the clock ticks down, those who believe that the Middle East peace process is irreversible must admit that true peace will not come soon
The road map to nowhere
To the despair of the international community, President Bush has departed from a commitment pursued by the past six U.S. presidents, leaving slim prospect in the wake of this year’s war in Iraq for any kind of Israeli-Palestinian peace
The Geneva Proposals for Peace: Still Viable
Middle Eastern Views of the United States: What do the Trends Indicate
The following is an edited transcript of the forty-fifth in a series of Capitol Hill conferences convened by the Middle East Policy Council. The meeting was held on July 20, 2006, in the U.S. Capitol Building, with Chas. W. Freeman, Jr., presiding
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