July 31st, 2008 by Sarah
In the recent publication by The Henry L. Stimson Center, entitled “Transnational Trends: Middle Eastern and Asian Views,” Rami Khouri examines the competing and overlapping ideologies, identities, and governance systems at play in the region and two Islamists movements that have responded to these trends, while Paul Dyer analyzes the powerful impact of large-scale demographic changes on security in the region, and Ellen Laipson and Emile El-Hokayem investigate the rapid social and economic changes to the region and the likely effect on state-society relations and regional cooperation and conflict.
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