Leon Hadar
Leon Hadar in a Washington-based journalist, analyst and author, focusing on global affairs. A former research fellow with the Cato Institute, he is the author of, Sandstorm: Policy Failure in the Middle East (2005, Palgrave Macmillan). He graduated from the schools of journalism and international affairs at Columbia University and holds a PhD in international relations from American University.
Strategy
It’s Sunny in Nicosia—Why Not in Jerusalem?August 08, 2011 So you feel worn-out by the never-ending “peace process” involving two |
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Morality TalesAugust 21, 2008 Suggesting that movie director Woody Allen, who has abandoned the Big Apple and |
WorldWhat if We Leave the Middle East? (We Won’t Be Missed)June 26, 2008 We’re all familiar with this cliché-ridden story line. A successful husband |
The Past Is Another Country—Counter-factual History and the Buchanan ControversyJune 16, 2008 counter-factual scenarios are very intriguing, history doesn’t flow in some linear |
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Israel’s Big DickJune 11, 2008 I’m not a great fan of Adam Sandler who always seems to be doing an |
ZeitgeistThe Evil of BanalityJune 03, 2008 I love politics and movies. So it’s probably not surprising that I enjoy |
ZeitgeistIndiana Jones and the Legend of the Cold WarMay 27, 2008 Indiana Jones was born in 1899 which would make him 102-year old on September |
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Real Men Don’t Get TenureMay 22, 2008 As someone who wasted a few years of his life teaching in undistinguished |
ZeitgeistGlobal Hybrids Go HomeMay 07, 2008 During the height of the globalization age in the late 1990s, many leading |