A Line in the Sea
Jawad Salim Al-Arayed
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The border dispute between Qatar and Bahrain simmered for more than 50 years before it was adjudicated by the International Court of Justice - a process that itself took ten years.
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Essentialism as a Grand Unifying Theory
Rebecca Boone
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This book is a response to feminist writers and theorists who seem to be taking their lead from male philosophies in denying the essentiality of motherhood; it advocates feminism as a philosophy, but one that does not castigate femaleness.
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Everyday Hopes, Utopian Dreams
Don Hanlon Johnson
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This is a bracing backward turn toward the diverse and often conflicting visions passed down to Johnson by his immigrant ancestors who settled in the Sacramento Valley in the nineteenth century.
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Healing Israel/Palestine
Rabbi Michael Lerner
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There IS a path to peace in the Middle East. Rabbi Michael Lerner shows how it is possible to be both pro-Israel and pro-Palestine, and to recognize that both people's best chance for lasting security lies finding a "progressive middle path" toward peace.
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Hidden Casualties
Edited by Saul Bloom, John M. Miller, Phillipa Winkler, and James Warner
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This volume reveals the full extent of the 1991 Persian Gulf War's devastation.
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Prisons: Inside the New America
David Matlin
Foreword by Ishmael Reed
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This powerful exposè reveals how America's ailing prison system undermines the public trust.
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The Case Against Free Trade
Including Essays by Ralph Nader and Others
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This book examines the notion of "free trade" and the issues raised by adopting the GATT and NAFTA.
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The Woman from Mossad
Peter Hounam
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This is the true story of Israel's most notorious spy, caught by the Israeli secret service and a modern-day Mata Hari. Hounam is the journalist who first befriended Vanunu and wrote about Israel's clandestine nuclear weapons program.
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