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 Author Page - LEON T HADAR
Recent Foreign Affairs articles: One document found. displaying 1 to 1.What Green Peril? Leon T. Hadar Spring 1993 Summary: With the end of the Cold War many at home and abroad are urging the United States to prepare for a new long struggle against radical Islam. But Islam is neither a threat to the United States nor a unified political phenomenon. Iran, the supposed center of Islamic fundamentalism, has pursued a foreign policy dominated by geopolitics, not religion. In the rest of the Middle East, Islam has become the language of political opposition to a thoroughly corrupt status quo. By blindly supporting autocratic Arab regimes against these popular movements, the United States will turn the threat of Islamic fundamentalism into a self-fulfilling prophecy. read 500-word preview | purchase full article
Recent books reviewed in Foreign Affairs: One document found. displaying 1 to 1.Quagmire: America In The Middle East.Leon T. Hadar. Washington: The Cato Institute, 1992. Winter 1992/93 read
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