2008 Annual Conference – U.S. Middle East Policy: Pathways to Renewal
Andrew L. Fono is a partner leading the Iraq practice group of the international law firm of Haynes and Boone, LLP. As a Lt. Colonel in the US Marine Corps, Andrew spent considerable time in Iraq as a judge advocate, and was also involved in Rule of Law and domestic legal developments in the Iraqi judiciary. [email protected]
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10025 Results
Islamist De-Radicalization in Algeria: Successes and Failures
Islamist De-Radicalization in Algeria: Successes and Failures
How the New Arab Media Challenges the Arab Militaries: The Case of the War between Israel and Hizbullah in 2006
How the New Arab Media Challenges the Arab Militaries: The Case of the War between Israel and Hizbullah in 2006
The Plucky Little King Reconsidered: King Husayn of Jordan and the First Gulf War
The Plucky Little King Reconsidered: King Husayn of Jordan and the First Gulf War
Social Change Amidst Terror and Discrimination: Yezidis in the New Iraq
Social Change Amidst Terror and Discrimination: Yezidis in the New Iraq
A Note from the Jewish Past — A Comparison between Iraqi Refugees in Arab States Today and Jewish Iraqi Migrants in Israel
A Note from the Jewish Past — A Comparison between Iraqi Refugees in Arab States Today and Jewish Iraqi Migrants in Israel
Forcible Eviction in Iraq: Past Practices and Current Crisis
Forcible Eviction in Iraq: Past Practices and Current Crisis
Re-communitarization en route: Iraqi Christian Transit Migrants in Istanbul
Re-communitarization en route: Iraqi Christian Transit Migrants in Istanbul
Palestinian Refugees from Iraq in Critical Need of Protection
Palestinian Refugees from Iraq in Critical Need of Protection
Kirkuk: Constitutional Promises of Normalization, Census, and Referendum Still Unfulfilled
Kirkuk: Constitutional Promises of Normalization, Census, and Referendum Still Unfulfilled
Iraq: From Exile to Peril at Home: Returned Refugees and Iraq’s Displacement Crisis
Iraq: From Exile to Peril at Home: Returned Refugees and Iraq’s Displacement Crisis