Discusses the danger that exists due to the production of nuclear weapons in poor countries that are potentially hostile to the West, and considers the likelihood of terrorists obtaining nuclear weapons, leaving the U.S. and other Western countries without a clear target for retaliation.
Traces the history and controversies surrounding popular culture in the Arabic-speaking world, and discusses how the region's political atmosphere influences its media, arts, and lifestyle.
Presents a collection of essays that examine issues related to Islam, providing information on its history, corebeliefs, radical sects, terrorism, and more.
Presents a comprehensive anthology of one hundred eighty poems by a number of contemporary poets such as Mark Halliday, Donna Masini, Robert Bly, and others.
an anthology of contemporary Arab American fiction
Kaldas, Pauline
2004
Presents twenty four selections of short fiction by nineteen Arab-American writers that focus on ethnic issues, social and domestic affairs, stereotyping, estrangement, and assimilation into American culture and lifestyle.
Explores how children have been used as soldiers around the world throughout history, focusing on new strategies in the twenty-first century that target children, turning them into soldiers and terrorists.
Explores how poets use ambiguous language and metaphors to try and convey language, and discusses how the same ambiguous language leads to a reader's distrust of the poem and what it seems to be talking about.
A collection of writings in which poets, fiction writers, and essayists explore their feelings and reactions in the months following the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
