i would like to review your book “secret affairs – 2012 edition” for aljazeera.net. in case you support this kindly have a review copy sent to my address in lebanon, and a pdf copy tto my email.
i can email you the link to my latest book review of aljazeera.
I have just finished reading your book, and am amazed at how much it allows me to make sense of current middle east conflicts, bearing in mind that things have now moved on even from your revised edition. In particular it has enabled me to see how much British news media collude with British governments to conceal the truth of our motives, and how undemocratic all British governments have been in dealing with the region. Thank you for this valuable insight; I only wish your work was more widely studied, especially by politicians and journalists …… though reading wouldn’t necessarily change THEIR slants on events.
An excellent review of this book has appeared the progressive Indian magazine Frontline under the tilte “Islamist Proxies: The story of how Britain has, for decades, consistently undermined secular forces in the Arab world and colluded with radical forces to maintain its place in the global financial order) http://frontlineonnet.com/stories/20121228292507700.htm
(The reviewer is Mayssoun Sukarieh who teaches anthropology at the American University of Cairo.)
Link for review “Islamist Proxies: The story of how Britain has, for decades, consistently undermined secular forces in the Arab world and colluded with radical forces to maintain its place in the global financial order” moved to http://www.frontline.in/fl2925/stories/20121228292507700.htm
dear mark
i would like to review your book “secret affairs – 2012 edition” for aljazeera.net. in case you support this kindly have a review copy sent to my address in lebanon, and a pdf copy tto my email.
i can email you the link to my latest book review of aljazeera.
best wishes
ziad
I have just finished reading your book, and am amazed at how much it allows me to make sense of current middle east conflicts, bearing in mind that things have now moved on even from your revised edition. In particular it has enabled me to see how much British news media collude with British governments to conceal the truth of our motives, and how undemocratic all British governments have been in dealing with the region. Thank you for this valuable insight; I only wish your work was more widely studied, especially by politicians and journalists …… though reading wouldn’t necessarily change THEIR slants on events.
An excellent review of this book has appeared the progressive Indian magazine Frontline under the tilte “Islamist Proxies: The story of how Britain has, for decades, consistently undermined secular forces in the Arab world and colluded with radical forces to maintain its place in the global financial order)
http://frontlineonnet.com/stories/20121228292507700.htm
(The reviewer is Mayssoun Sukarieh who teaches anthropology at the American University of Cairo.)
Link for review “Islamist Proxies: The story of how Britain has, for decades, consistently undermined secular forces in the Arab world and colluded with radical forces to maintain its place in the global financial order” moved to
http://www.frontline.in/fl2925/stories/20121228292507700.htm