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Edith M. Lederer, "UN chief wants to ensure democracy sought in Arab Spring is sustained in his next 5-year term" (AP, 31 December 2011).
"Korea's 'democracy godfather' dies" (Korea Times, 30 December 2011).
Lauren Williams, "Same old narratives challenge Arab Spring gains" (Daily Star, 30 December 2011).
Kim Moon-so, "North Korea's human rights abuses must end" (Washington Post, 29 December 2011).
"Reshuffle of Top Officials Follows More Anti-Government Rallies in Russia" (IHS, 28 December 2011).
Peter Kenworthy, "Biko's Legacy Lives On In Swaziland's Civil Society - OpEd" (EurasiaReview, 27 December 2011).
"PM reiterates commitment on free EC" (Daily Star, 27 December 2011).
J. Michael Cole, "Ex-AIT director taking fire in HK" (Taipei Times, 27 December 2011).
Evan Davis, "Cape Verde: African good news story" (BBC, 27 December 2011).
"Kyrgyzstan: Seven Lessons From 2011 - OpEd" (EurasiaReview, 27 December 2011).
Dan Murphy, "Eastern Libya poll indicates political Islam will closely follow democracy" (Christian Science Monitor, 26 December 2011).
Peter Simpson, "China continues Christmas crackdown on activists as Chen Xi given 10 years in prison" (Telegraph, 26 December 2011).
Swati Lodh, "India: The mess of democracy" (Asia Times, 22 December 2011).
Steve Chapman, "Why democracy blossomed" (Chicago Tribune, 22 December 2011).
Kofi Akosah Sarpong, "Africa: International Community and Democracy in Africa Construct" (AllAfrica.com, 21 December 2011).
Nicholas Kulish, "Foes of Hungary's Government Fear 'Demolition of Democracy'" (New York Times, 21 December 2011).
Ashok Kapur, "How much is too much democracy?" (Times of India, 21 December 2011).
Anastasia Moloney, "INTERVIEW-Haitian democracy depends on scrutiny of aid -watchdog" (Reuters, 20 December 2011).
Hamza Hendawi and Maggie Michael, "Egypt's ruling military attempts to discredit democracy seekers" (Washington Times, 19 December 2011).
David Sirota, "The case for a national popular vote" (Salon, 19 December 2011).
Julian Borger, "Vaclav Havel, former Czech president, dies aged 75" (Guardian, 18 December 2011).
"INSIGHT - Testing the limits of freedom in new Burma" (Reuters, 18 December 2011).
Vaiju Naravane, "An icon of East European democracy" (The Hindu, 18 December 2011).
Lawrence Scott Sheets, "Democracy In The Caucasus: A Case Of Great Expectations?" (EurasiaReview, 18 December 2011).
Nicholas Kristof, "Repressing Democracy, With American Arms" (New York Times, 17 December 2011).
Shih Hsiu-chuan, "Taiwan's Economist democracy ranking drops still further" (Taipei Times, 17 December 2011).
Allyn Fisher-Ilan, "Right-wing legislation stirs democracy debate in Israel" (Reuters, 16 December 2011).
Deborah Amos, "For Some Arab Revolutionaries, A Serbian Tutor" (NPR, 13 December 2011).
Paul Starobin, "Dim Prospects for Russian Democracy" (New Republic, 13 December 2011).
"Senior Israeli: Mideast not ready for democracy" (CBS, 12 December 2011).
Kofi Akosah-Sarpong, "Africa: International Community And African Democracy" (AllAfrica.com, 12 December 2011).
Paul Krugman, "Depression and Democracy" (New York Times, 11 December 2011).
Shih Hsiu-chuan, "Boat People SOS group wins human rights award" (Taipei Times, 11 December 2011).
Ralph Boulton, "Hard times for media in Erdogan's Turkey" (Reuters, 9 December 2011).
Ian Buruma, "Is the European Dream Over?" (Straits Times, 9 December 2011).
Gwladys Fouche, "Islam no threat to democracy: Nobel winner Karman" (Reuters, 9 December 2011).
Michael Hudson, "Zimbabwe: Debt Slavery - Why it Will Destroy Us" (AllAfrica.com, 7 December 2011).
"FDI in retail: After government loses face, Congress says it's democracy" (Economic Times, 6 December 2011).
"Forgotten code of conduct" (Daily Star, 6 December 2011).
"Egypt's choice: Islamists rise in a new democracy" (Chicago Tribune, 6 December 2011).
Ingo Mannteufel, "Opinion: It's the beginning of the end for Russia's 'managed democracy'" (Deutsche Welle, 5 December 2011).
Edmund Blair, "Islamist success is democracy at work: Egypt's Moussa" (Reuters, 4 December 2011).
Joe Lauria, "Novelist, dentist and defender of democracy" (Salon, 3 December 2011).
Bradley Klapper, "Clinton bids for a new era of democracy in Burma" (Houston Chronicle, 2 December 2011).
Reason Wafawarova, "Zimbabwe: Democracy Private Limited" (AllAfrica.com, 1 December 2011).
Robert Fisk, "The real fight for democracy in Egypt has yet to begin" (Independent, 1 December 2011).
Samir Amin, "Africa: Audacity, More Audacity" (AllAfrica.com, 1 December 2011).
Harold Meyerson, "Clash of democracy and capitalism" (Japan Times, 30 November 2011).
Dan Molinski, "Latin America Suffers From 'Democratic Deficits,' Says New Report" (Wall Street Journal, 30 November 2011).
James Petras, "The New Authoritarianism - OpEd" (EurasiaReview, 29 November 2011).
"Unnoticed, exiled Bhutanese democracy activist passes away" (The Hindu, 28 November 2011).
Alkman Granitsas, "Greeks Approve Opposition Party's Role in New Government-Poll" (Wall Street Journal, 27 November 2011).
Mustaqim Adamrah, "RI to hold fourth BDF despite religious freedom blemishes" (Jakarta Post, 26 November 2011).
"Moroccans vote in key test for democracy" (euronews, 25 November 2011).
Israel Harel, "Media shares blame for Israel's crippled democracy" (Ha'aretz, 24 November 2011).
Ntando Makhubu, "Shame of democracy" (DailyNews, 23 November 2011).
Hasan Suroor, "Hazare-style protests a "danger" to Indian democracy, says Lord Parekh" (The Hindu, 23 November 2011).
"Military Blocks Egypt's Path to Democracy" (NPR, 22 November 2011).
Aye Aye Win, "Pro-democracy leader Suu Kyi confirms she will stand in Burmese by-election" (Independent, 22 November 2011).
Matthew Pennington, "Analysis: US overtures may lure Myanmar from China" (Houston Chronicle, 22 November 2011).
Mary Riddell, "From Tottenham to Tennessee, capitalism is destroying politics" (Telegraph, 21 November 2011).
Avi Asher-Schapiro, "Egypt uses U.S. teargas on pro-democracy crowds" (Salon, 20 November 2011).
Moni Basu and Dan Rivers, "Aung San Suu Kyi, a tenacious fighter for democracy" (CNN, 18 November 2011).
"North Africa: Arab Youth, Key Drivers of Arab Development and Democratization" (AllAfrica.com, 18 November 2011).
John Milkbank, "How Democracy Devolves into Tyranny" (ABC, 18 November 2011).
Antoine Roger Lokongo, "DRC: Democracy at a Crossroads" (AllAfrica.com, 17 November 2011).
Waleed Ibrahim, "Did U.S. troops bring democracy? Iraqis have doubts" (Reuters, 16 November 2011).
Sebastian Tong, "Pro-democracy feeling wanes in parts of E.Europe" (Reuters, 15 November 2011).
Vladimir Radyuhin, "Island of democracy in Central Asia" (The Hindu, 14 November 2011).
"'Safe seats' stifle democracy" (Christian Science Monitor, 14 November 2011).
Stephen Zunes, "Obama to Aid Uzbekistan Dictatorship - Analysis" (EurasiaReview, 12 November 2011).
Tong Kim, "Sunshine Policy revisited" (Korea Times, 12 November 2011).
Mark Stevenson, "Mexican Democracy Tested By Drug Lords in Politics" (Salon, 12 November 2011).
"Turkey should debate AKP's democracy definition" (Hurriyet, 11 November 2011).
Tom Heneghan, "Religious minorities put faith in Tunisia's democracy" (Reuters, 9 November 2011).
"Papandreou Gamble on Democracy Sours as Vote Plan Hastens Exit" (Bloomberg, 7 November 2011).
Peter Foster, "China bars democracy activists from elections" (Telegraph, 7 November 2011).
"Nigeria: A Democracy Defined by Bombs" (AllAfrica.com, 7 November 2011).
Lisa Hill, "Mandatory Voting Works" (New York Times, 7 November 2011).
"US should look to Taiwan: academic" (Taipei Times, 5 November 2011).
"Transcript: Nay Zin Latt" (Wall Street Journal, 4 November 2011).
Jonathan Blitzer, "The Aging of Spanish Democracy" (New York Times, 4 November 2011).
"Towards reconciliation in Myanmar" (The Hindu, 3 November 2011).
Michael Steininger, "Greek debt referendum: Bad for economy, but good for democracy" (Christian Science Monitor, 2 November 2011).
Daniel Hannan, "Financial crisis: Eurocrats are terrified of democracy" (Telegraph, 1 November 2011).
Yezid Sayigh, "Armies and civilians in the Arab Spring" (Daily Star, 1 November 2011).
Stephen Maher, "The Political Economy of the Egyptian Uprising" (Monthly Review, 1 November 2011).
George Packer, "The Broken Contract: Inequality and American Decline" (Foreign Affairs, 1 November 2011).
Edward Miguel, "Africa Unleashed: Explaining the Secret of a Belated Boom" (Foreign Affairs, 31 October 2011).
Anastasia Moloney, "Corruption tops list of concerns for democracy in Latin America" (Reuters, 31 October 2011).
Ilan Ben Zion, "The question of Israel as a Jewish democracy" (Ha'aretz, 31 October 2011).
Janet Daley, "This was the week that European democracy died" (Telegraph, 29 October 2011).
Barbara Kay, "Can 'shariah' and 'democracy' work together?" (National Post, 28 October 2011).
Shiv Malik, "Occupy London protest issues demands to democratise City of London" (Guardian, 28 October 2011).
A. Agus Sriyono, "The prospect of democracy in Libya" (Jakarta Post, 27 October 2011).
Chris Wang, "Political victims form alliance for Tsai" (Taipei Times, 26 October 2011).
Charles Levinson, "Historic Tunisian Vote Watched Across Mideast" (Wall Street Journal, 24 October 2011).
"Editorial: Democracy sans America" (Jakarta Post, 24 October 2011).
Mathieu von Rohr, "Tunisia Tastes Democracy: Early Results Point to Victory for the Islamists" (Der Spiegel, 24 October 2011).
"PM calls for further democratisation of UN" (The Independent [Bangladesh], 23 October 2011).
Trudy Rubin, "Tunisian elections a key test of democracy" (Philadelphia Inquirer, 23 October 2011).
Jill Dougherty, "Could Central Asia have an 'Arab Spring?'" (CNN, 22 October 2011).
Isobel Coleman, "Why Libya has a real shot at democracy and stability" (CNN, 21 October 2011).
Ananth Krishnan, "China cautions against Western intervention" (The Hindu, 21 October 2011).
Laura King, "Karzai camp expresses doubts over Afghan election fraud finding" (Los Angeles Times, 20 October 2011).
Sudha Ramachandran, "India burnishes its Myanmar ties" (Asia Times, 18 October 2011).
"Ghanian Don Underscores Media's Role in Democratisation" (AllAfrica.com, 18 October 2011).
Roula Khalaf, "Regional changes complicate Arab League head job" (Financial Times, 17 October 2011).
Peter Popham, "The shifting of the guard" (New Statesman, 17 October 2011).
Manoj Mitta, "What Telangana says about our democracy" (Times of India, 16 October 2011).
Ross Douthat, "Democracy's Collateral Damage" (New York Times, 15 October 2011).
Andrew Mach, "Cities fret over democracy's costs as 'Occupy Wall Street' stretches on" (Christian Science Monitor, 14 October 2011).
"Egypt riots: Unrest shows how difficult a peaceful transition to democracy may be" (Baltimore Sun, 13 October 2011).
Thomas Grove, "Putin return kills democratization hopes-Khodorkovsky" (Reuters, 12 October 2011).
Aziz Pahad, "West scrambles anew for Africa" (The Star, 12 October 2011).
Clair MacDougall, "Liberia election: Voting went smoothly, but what about the results?" (12 October 2011).
Andrea Wong, "Taiwan President Ma Urges More Freedom, Democracy in China" (Bloomberg, 10 October 2011).
Adams Oshiomhole, "Nigeria: The Choice We Make About Democracy" (AllAfrica.com, 9 October 2011).
Dieter Bednarz et al, "Arab Revolution Caught Between Euphoria and Despair" (Der Spiegel, 8 October 2011).
"Egypt and democracy: Get a grip, then go" (Economist, 8 October 2011).
Patrick McDonnell, "Syria democracy activists say they are committed to nonviolence" (Los Angeles Times, 8 October 2011).
"Egypt's future: The generals' slow and unsteady march to democracy" (Economist, 8 October 2011).
"Liberia: Nobel Prize Shows Role of Women in Democracy, Peace" (AllAfrica.com, 7 October 2011).
Peter Cave, "Turkish democracy 'a recipe for Arab world'" (World Today, 6 October 2011).
Fiona MacDonald, "Kuwait Protesters in Porsches Shake Gulf's Democracy Pioneers" (Bloomberg, 6 October 2011).
"Lobsang Sangay: Exiled Tibetans' new political leader" (CNN, 5 October 2011).
Hafid Abbas, "A lesson learned from the Aceh peace process" (Jakarta Post, 3 October 2011).
D. Karthikeyan, "Madurai: Grassroot democracy still eludes Dalits" (The Hindu, 3 October 2011).
Serge Halimi, "Tunisia: Democracy Year One" (Middle East Online, 2 October 2011).
"Dissident fights PRC in Web school" (The China Post, 2 October 2011).
"ANC leadership bar is set too low" (Independent, 2 October 2011).
"China marks national day with vows for 'democracy'" (Straits Times, 2 October 2011).
"Democracy in the Gulf: Let's take it slowly" (Economist, 1 October 2011).
Na Jeong-ju, "Parties wrangle over Korea's identity" (Korea Times, 30 September 2011).
Michael Efler, "Democracy means governance through the people" (Deutsche Welle, 30 September 2011).
Vanessa Gera, "Summit aims to renew push for democracy east of EU" (Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 30 September 2011).
Alejandro Sueldo, "The Reset Needs a New Angle" (Foreign Policy Journal, 26 September 2011).
Michael Singh, "Preventing human rights abuses means supporting democracy" (Foreign Policy, 26 September 2011).
Chris Wang, "DPP marks 25 years of building democracy" (Taipei Times, 25 September 2011).
"Bahrain's by-elections: A bitter stalemate" (Economist, 24 September 2011).
Nithi Kaveevivitchai, "Cambodian democracy advocate honoured with 'Asia's Nobel Prize'" (The Nation, 24 September 2011).
"Japanese PM pledges to support Libya rebuilding" (Xinhua, 24 September 2011).
Camilla Hall and Michael Peel, "Rights groups seek release of activists before UAE poll" (Financial Times, 22 September 2011).
Christina Berggman, "G8 and partners agree on financial help for Arab Spring nations" (Deutsche Welle, 21 September 2011).
HDS Greenway, "Obama should support Palestinian statehood" (Salon, 20 September 2011).
"Govt Snipers 'Kill Dozens' in Yemeni Capital" (Sky News, 19 September 2011).
Shahira Amin, "Activists fight revival of emergency law" (CNN, 19 September 2011).
Joe Wolverton, II, "What's Wrong With a National Popular Vote (NPV)?" (New American, 19 September 2011).
"Sweden to invest more in champions of freedom, democracy activists and human rights defenders" (Asian Tribune, 17 September 2011).
Carlo Strenger, "Netanyahu's Partners, Democracy's Enemies" (New York Times, 16 September 2011).
"Proposals of Civil Society in Azerbaijan at Warsaw Summit" (Turan Information Agency, 16 September 2011).
Mohamed Argoubi and Sylvia Westall, "Islam can exist with democracy, says Turkish PM" (Reuters, 15 September 2011).
Abderrahim El Ouali, "Morocco: Demands for Autonomy Spread" (IPS, 14 September 2011).
Mustafa Malik, "America's new challenge among Muslim states is democracy" (The Daily Star, 14 September 2011).
Radek Sikorski, "Despite terrorism, the democracies upheld their liberal values" (The Daily Star, 13 September 2011).
Larbi Sadiki, "Libya's new harvest: the seeds of democracy" (Al-Jazeera, 13 September 2011).
Jyoti Thottam, "India's Antigraft Movement Isn't Just About Corruption" (Time, 12 September 2011).
"US envoy meets ministers in first Myanmar visit" (Channel News Asia, 10 September 2011).
"Pro-democracy protests across Syria demand foreign help" (Reuters, 9 September 2011).
Marius Bosch, "South Africa's out-of-sync Libya policy may cost it dearly" (Reuters, 7 September 2011).
Daniel Steinvorth and Bernhard Zand, "Is Erdogan's Success Pulling Turks Away from Europe?" (Der Spiegel, 6 September 2011).
Mukoma Wa Ngugi, "Kenya: For Country's Sake, Candidates for the Presidency Should Hold Public Debates" (AllAfrica.com, 6 September 2011).
"Thai ruling party backs deposed Samak as prime minister" (GulfNews, 11 September 2011).
"Hundreds march in Swaziland pro-democracy march" (AP, 5 September 2011).
"Swazi govt in court bid to stop protests" (Daily News, 4 September 2011).
"New Libyan leaders pledge democracy, Qaddafi still defiant" (Taipei Times, 3 September 2011).
"ICRC head to discuss prison visits during Syria talks" (Reuters, 3 September 2011).
"Liberia: 'CDC Must Repent'" (AllAfrica.com, 30 August 2011).
Thomas Keneally, "Drought not the real cause of East Africa famine" (CNN, 29 August 2011).
Dhananjay Mahapatra, "What must be done to maintain democracy? It's now up to Team Anna" (Times of India, 29 August 2011).
Steven Sotloff, "Libya's Road to Democracy: Expect a Bumpy Ride" (Time, 29 August 2011).
Emre Peker and Steve Bryant, "Turkish economy is model for neighbors" (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 29 August 2011).
Manash Pratim Gohain, "Anna wave coincides with vow to purge electoral ills" (Times of India, 29 August 2011).
Christina Patterson, "What a Harvard academic can teach us about people power" (Independent, 27 August 2011).
"Indian activist to end hunger strike" (Al-Jazeera, 27 August 2011).
"Chile's discontents: The dam breaks" (Eonomist, 27 August 2011).
Louis Charbonneau, "Russia, China resist U.N. Syria sanctions push: envoys" (Reuters, 26 August 2011).
Rama Lakshmi, "In India, protests spark debate on democracy" (Washington Post, 25 August 2011).
Chun Han Wong, "Singapore Poll Energizes Voters" (Wall Street Journal, 25 August 2011).
Gwynne Dyer, "Libya's fight for post-tribal democracy" (Winnipeg Free Press, 25 August 2011).
Camilla Hall, "UAE makes slow progress towards democracy" (Financial Times, 24 August 2011).
Ezra Levant, "Democracy a pipe dream in Libya" (The Observer, 23 August 2011).
Jeff Mason, "Biden offers U.S. support for democratic Mongolia" (Reuters, 22 August 2011).
Isabel Coles, "UAE elections: what substance behind the gloss?" (Reuters, 21 August 2011).
William Fernando Martinez, "U.S. aid implicated in abuses of power in Colombia" (Washington Post, 21 August 2011).
Aye Aye Win, "Democracy icon, new Myanmar president meet" (Winnipeg Free Press, 20 August 2011).
Alistair Lyon, "Analysis - "Uneasy transition awaits post-Assad Syria" (Reuters, 19 August 2011).
Kathy Lally and Will Englund, "Russia, once almost a democracy" (Washington Post, 19 August 2011).
Neil Buckley, "Former USSR: A democratic deficit" (Financial Times, 18 August 2011).
Paul de Bendern, "India faces risk of its own Arab Spring over anti-graft protests" (Reuters, 17 August 2011).
Jamil Anderlini, "Why China's leaders respond to nimbyism" (Financial Times, 17 August 2011).
Marian Tupy, "The Bahraini Experiment" (Wall Street Journal, 16 August 2011).
"New horizon of democracy" (The Korea Times, 16 August 2011).
Soner Cagaptay, “From Ataturk to Erdogan, reshaping Turkey” (Washington Post, 14 August 2011).
Barry Rubin, “The revolutionary movement’s big split” (Jerusalem Post, 14 August 2011).
Daniel Byman, “Have the Arab Uprisings Made Israel Less Secure?” (Slate, 11 August 2011).
Rachel Linn, “Tunisia must hold its nerve for democracy's sake” (Guardian/CiF, 11 August 2011).
Marina Ottaway, “Transitional Failure in Egypt and Tunisia” (National Interest, 10 August 2011).
“What’s behind Britain’s riots” (Washington Post, 9 August 2011).
Jim Hoagland, “Why the Arab Spring still needs America’s help” (Washington Post, 8 August 2011).
Miguel Poiares Maduro, “The Euro’s Crisis of Democracy” (Project Syndicate, 4 August 2011).
Dilip Hiro, “A Stalled Arab Spring” (Yale Global online, 4 August 2011).
Elliott Abrams, “Preventing Civil War in Syria” (Wall Street Journal, 2 August 2011).
Benny Morris, “Turkey's Islamic Revolution” (National Interest, 1 August 2011).
Jeffrey D. Sachs, “Famine and Hope in the Horn of Africa” (Project Syndicate, 31 July 2011).
Moises Naim, “Imagining a world without Hugo Chavez” (Washington Post, 29 July 2011).
“Pressure builds on Libya’s dictator” (Financial Times, 28 July 2011).
“Africa Hungers for Good Governance” (Wall Street Journal, 27 July 2011).
Anton Kruger, “Implications of Namibia’s Oil Find” (ISS, 26 July 2011).
Celia Szusterman, “Argentina: democracy by default” (Open Democracy, 26 July 2011).
“The Ideology of Mass Murder” (Wall Street Journal, 26 July 2011).
Matthew Goodwin, “Norway attacks: We can no longer ignore the far-right threat” (Guardian, 24 July 2011).
“Egypt can still lead the Arab world to democracy” (Washington Post, 21 July 2011).
Knox Chitiyo, “Europe needs Africa. Who'd have thought it?” (Guardian/CiF, 20 July 2011).
Sadanand Dhume, “India's Sri Lanka Problem” (Wall Street Journal, 20 July 2011).
David Zounmenou, “Succession debate threatens stability in Senegal” (ISS, 19 July 2011).
“Saving the euro, saving Europe” (Financial Times, 18 July 2011).
“Not Befitting a Democracy” – Israel (New York Times, 17 July 2011).
George Grant, “Is Britain's decline and fall unavoidable?” (Telegraph, 18 July 2011).
Jaime Suchlicki, “Chávez, cancer and Cuba: the implications for U.S. policy” (Miami Herald, 17 July 2011).
Kristen Chick, “Syria opposition unity bid thwarted by Assad regime's brutal crackdown” (Christian Science Monitor, 17 July 2011).
Tom Plate, “No 'one size fits all' for democracy” (Japan Times, 16 July 2011).
Stephen M. Walt, “Nationalism Rules” (Foreign Policy/Argument, 15 July 2011).
“No country for an old tyrant” - Lybia (Financial Times, 15 July 2011).
Hamadi Redissi, “The Revolution Is Not Over Yet” – Tunesia (IHT, 15 July 2011).
“For S. Sudan, a time for hope” (Boston Globe, 13 July 2011).
Harry Harding, “Beijing through Rose-Colored Glasses: Why Democracy Cannot Tame China” (National Interest, 13 July 2011).
Ian Buruma, “The majority is not always right; Europe must accept Turkey” (Daily Star, 13 July 2011).
Jeffrey Fleishman, “Egypt’s post-revolution harmony turns sour” (Los Angeles Times, 12 July 2011).
Doug Bandow, “Ballots, Bullets and Bullies: Thailand’s So-Called Democracy” (National Interest, 12 July 2011).
Thitinan Pongsudhirak, “Thai results challenge established regime” (Japan Times, 12 July 2011).
“In Colombia, a move toward restitution” (Los Angeles Times, 11 July 2011).
David Kramer and A. Wess Mitchell, “Europe’s Last Dictator” – Belarus (Washington Post, 9 July 2011
Simon Tisdall, “The aftermath of the Arab Spring” (Guardian, 6 July 2011).
Paul Bonicelli, “Morocco’s important constitutional vote” (Foreign Policy/Shadow Government, 5 July 2011).
Ahmed Benchemsi, “Morocco’s king is destroying hope for democracy” (Guardian, 30 June 2011).
Mark Mazower, “Democracy’s Cradle, Rocking the World” – Greece (New York Times, 29 June 2011).
Michael Shifter “If Hugo Goes” – Venezuela (Foreign Policy, 28 June 2011).
Bruce Jentleson, “Metternich of Arabia” Saudi Arabia (National Interest, 29 June 2011).
Amartya Sen, “It isn't just the euro. Europe's democracy itself is at stake” (Guardian, 22 June 2011).
Emanuele Ottolenghi, “The Real Palestinian Vision” (Wall Street Journal, 23 June 2011).
“The Chinese Awakening” (Wall Street Journal, 21 June 2011).
Marianna Charountaki, “Democracy in the Middle East: watch the Kurdish issue” (Open Democracy, 15 June 2011).
Costas Douzinas, “In Greece, we see democracy in action” (Guardian, 15 June 2011).
Soner Cagaptay, “Turkish Lessons for the Arab Spring” (Wall Street Journal, 14 June 2011).
John Hannah, “Down the Mideast peace process rabbit hole (yet again)” USA- Middle East (Foreign Policy, 10 June 2011).
“Peru: Revolution, the Brazilian way” (Guardian, 9 June 2011).
Kerem Oktem, “Turkey's “passive revolution” and democracy” (Open Democracy, 8 June 2011).
Saifedean Ammous, “Too much aid will hobble Arab spring” (Financial Times, 7 June 2011).
Marco Scalvini, “Italian spring” (Open Democracy, 6 June 2011).
David Ignatius, “Arab revolutions can only be poisoned by revenge” (Daily Star, 30 May 2011).
Tayyar Ari, “The influence of rising Turkey on the Arab spring” (Today’s Zaman, 29 May 2010).
“Funding the north African aid corps” (Financial Times, 26 May 2011).
Ted Carpenter, “Bosnia’s bubbling tensions” (National Interest, 16 May 2011).
Daryl Balia, “On voting for reduced corruption” _ South Africa (ISS Africa, 13 May 2011).
Rami Khouri, “Barack, Arab freedom is invisible” – USA and Arab States (Daily Star, 14 May 2010).
Rami Khouri, “Why the Arab spring confuses non-Arabs” (Daily Star, 11 May 2011).
Daniel Byman, “What next for Al Qaeda?” (Brookings Institution, 2 May 2010).
Maha Azzam, “Death of Osama bin Laden: his legacy” (Chatham House, 2 May 2011).
Brian Padden, “Indonesia Muslims express no sympathy on death of Osama bin Laden” (VOA, 2 May 2011).
“Inconceivable Osama had no support in Pakistan: White House” (Reuters, 2 May 2011).
“Osama bin Laden: African leaders hail killing” (BBC News, 2 May 2011)
Rami Khouri, “Sanity returns Egypt to the Arab fold” (Daily Star, 30 April 2011).
Ryan Lizza, “The Consequentialist” (NewYorker, 2 May 2010).
Selig Harrison, “Blame Italy for Libya”(National Interest, 28 April 2010).
Jackson Diehl, “Palestinians launch their revolution” (Washington Post/PostPartisan, 27 April 2011).
Josef Joffe, “The Arab Spring and The Palestine Distraction” (Wall Street Journal, 26 April 2010).
Dan Blumenthal, “Why Isn’t China Democratizing? Because It’s Not Really Capitalist” (American, 26 April 2011).
Jason Pack, “Gambia Leads the Way” (WallStreet Journal, 26 April 2010).
“Mauritanian police use teargas to break up protest” (Reuters, 25 April 2011).
“Lost in Libya” (Los Angeles Times, 23 April 2011).
Dilip Hiro, “The West Likes Democracy for Some Arabs, But Not Others” (YaleGlobal, 22 April 2011).
Humphrey Hawksley, “Guide to Reform the Middle East? Try East Asia” (YaleGlobal, 20 April 2011).
“Nigeria: Zoned out” (Guardian, 19 April 2011).
“Nigeria’s fair election” (Washington Post, 18 April 2011).
Ray Takeyh, “A united Libyan nation can avoid partition” (Financial Times, 18 April 2011).
Sadanand Dhume, “A Tahrir Square Moment in India” (YaleGlobal, 18 April 2010).
William J. Dobson, “The opposition dictators deserve” (Washington Post/PostPartisan, 16 April 2010).
Kevin Rafferty, “More than cocoa at stake?in helping up Ivory Coast” (Japan Times, 19 April 2011).
Rajan Menon, “The future of Libya” (Los Angeles Times, 18 April 2011).
Jane Kinninmont, “Libya's false chaos theory” (Guardian/CiF, 17 April 2011).
David Beatty, “Mideast democracy needs active judges” (Daily Star, 14 April 2010)
Asma Nouira, “Tunisian changes, blessingsand curses” (Daily Star, 12 April 2011).
Thomas de Waal, “EU expansion: Dead in the water?” (National Interest, 12 April 2011).
“The U.S. silence on Bahrain’s crackdown” (Washington Post, 11 April 2011).
David J. Kramer and and Sam Patten,“Kazakhstan’s fictional democracy” (Washington Post, 10 April 2011).
Brahma Chellaney, “West is on a slippery slope” (Japan Times, 7 April 2011).
Timothy Garton Ash, “Believe in liberty, equality, fraternity? This time, don't follow the French” (Guardian/CiF, 7 April 2011).
Adekeye Adebajo, “After Gbagbo, what next for Ivory Coast?” (Guardian/CiF, 6 April 2011).
Bruce Riedel, “Saudi Arabia on the Brink” (The National Interest, 6 April 2011).
Robert Kaplan, “Beware the void under tyranny” (Financial Times, 6 April 2011).
N. Hafid, “Algerians seek change, but they also fear new violence” (Daily Star, 5 April 2011).
Renee Xia, “The widening net” (Foreign Policy, 5 April 2011).
Claudia Schwartz, “Moral backing is what Iranians need” (Daily Star, 5 April 2010).
Ruti Teitel and Robert Howse, “Debt, Dictatorship, and Democratization” (Project Syndicate, 4 April 2011).
Gamal Soltan, “Bahrain, Libya: interventions compared” (Daily Star, 4 April 2011).
Bilal Saab, “Syria Goes to War” (National Interest, 4 April 2011).
Ian Birrell, “Ivory Coast's Gbagbo must go – and so should other African leaders who overstay” (Guardian/CiF, 3 April2011).
Frank Ching, “Japan-China relations warming up in crisis” (Japan Times, 1 April 2011).
Chris Patten, “Turkey and the Future of Europe” (Project Syndicate, 31 March 2011).
Rami Khouri, “Good comes when guts and guns converge” (Daily Star, 30 March 2011).
Evgeny Morozov, “Internet alone cannot free the Middle East” (Financial Times, 27 March 2011).
Jean Pisani-Ferry, “Europe can bolster the Arab spring with economic support” (Daily Star, 30 March 2011).
Charles Kenny, “Democracy Inaction” (Foreign Policy/The Optimist, 29 March 2011).
Michael Tomasky, “Barack Obama's address on Libya” (Guardian/CiF, 29 March 2010).
Richard Haass, “Bleak history lessons for Libya’s future” (Financial Times, 28 March 2011).
Cengiz Çandar, “Who's calling Turkey a police state?” (Guardian/CiF, 28 March 2010).
Jaswant Singh, “India’s Corruption Curse" (Project Syndicate, 28 March 2011).
Thomas L. Friedman, “Hoping for Arab Mandelas” (New York Times, 26 March 2011).
Elliott Abrams, “Ridding Syria of a despot” (Washington Post, 25 March 2011).
Joseph S. Nye Jr., “China’s repression undoes its charm offensive” (Washington Post, 25 March 2011).
“Arab revolution is an unstoppable force” (Guardian, 23 March 2011).
“Yemen needs a swift solution” (Daily Star, 23 March 2011).
Joe Parkinson and Nicholas Casey, “Bahrain Relies on Old Playbook in Its Crackdown” (Wall Street Journal, 23 March 2011).
“The Shaky House of Assad” (Wall Street Journal, 22 March 2011).
Nader Mousavizadeh, “In Libya, No Ordinary Intervention” (New York Times, 22 March 2011).
Sadanand Dhume, “Corruption on Singh's Watch” (Wall Street Journal, 22 March 2010).
Bruce Riedel, “Springtime for Civil War” (National Interest, 22 March 2011).
Ivan Krastev, “Arab revolutions, Turkey’s dilemmas: zero chance for "zero problems"" (Open Democracy, 24 March 2011).
Charles Levinson, Matthew Rosenberg and Matt Bradley, “Egyptians Vote to Accept Changes to Constitution” (Wall Street Journal, 20 March 2011).
“Now Libyans can finish their revolution” (Observer, 20 March 2011).
Rami Khouri, “The chimes of freedom ring in Benghazi” (Daily Star, 19 March 2011).
Paul Rogers, “Libya, Bahrain, and the Arab spring” (Open Democracy, 17 March 2011).
“The Arab revolution: Of rocks and hard places” (Guardian, 17 March 2011).
Ranj Alaaldin, “Kurdistan comes alive” (Open Democracy, 16 March 2011).
Robert Farley, “Military Organization and the Arab Spring” (WPR, 16 March 2011).
Eberhard Kienle, “Opposition groups in Egypt must now rise to the challenge of negotiating a good transition” (Open Democracy, 14 March 2011).
Joseph Nye, “Obama has wobbled on the Arab tightrope, but not fallen off” (Daily Star, 14 March 2010).
Guobin Yang, “China’s Gradual Revolution” (New York Times, 13 March 2011).
Valentina Bartolucci, “The Moroccan exception, and a king's speech” (Open Democracy, 11 March 2011).
“No Way to Run a Democracy” (New York Times, 11 March 2011).
Nawaf Obaid, “Why Saudi Arabia is stable amid the Mideast unrest” (Washington Post, 10 March 2010).
Frida Ghitis, “Understanding Latin American Support for Gadhafi” (World Politics Review, 10 March 2011).
“Egypt's stability needs vision” (Daily Star, 10 March 2011).
Bernard Haykel, “Al-Qaida watches as Arab dramas unfold” (Japan Times, 10 March 2011).
Peter Rutland and Orion Lewis, “Why It Won't Happen in China” (New York Times, 10 March 2011).
Simon Tisdall, “Soft power is the best way for the west to intervene in Libya” (Guardian, 9 March 2011).
Rami Khouri, “Egypt once again shows Arabs the way” (Daily Star, 9 March 2011).
Rami Khouri, “Constitutions matter! is the Arabs' cry” (Daily Star, 6 March 2010).
John Yoo, “We Don't Need U.N. Approval to Save Libyan Lives” (Wall Street Journal, 5 March 2011).
“The Arab uprising spreads to Iraq” (Washington Post, 5 March 2011).
Michael Shifter, “Hugo Stay Home” (Foreign Policy, 4 March 2011).
Derek Reveron, “The real Afghan surge” ( Washington Times, 4 March 2011).
Daniel Serwer, “Behind Iraq's protests, a call for better democracy” (Washington Post, 3 March 2011).
Frida Ghitis, “In Iran, Stage Set for Uprising and Violence” (World Politics Review, 3 March 2011).
Augustus Norton and Emile Nakhleh, “Quest for dignity” (Boston Globe, 3 March 2011).
Zalmay Khalilzad, “Freedom Agenda Redux” (National Interest, 3 March 2011).
J. Peter Pham, “The Battle for Libya: Implications for Africa” (World Defense Review, 3 March 2011).
Kerry Brown and Cassidy Hazelbaker, “China and the Egyptian rising” (Open Democracy, 2 March 2011).
Kenneth Pollack, “Bifurcating the Middle East” (National Interest, 2 March 2011).
Michael Hanna, “Take it slow, Egypt: Rushing the transition may actually kill real reforms” (Christian Science Monitor, 1 March 2010).
Robert Kaplan, “Oman's Renaissance Man” (Foreign Policy, 1 March 2011).
Arab revolutions: The limits of intervention” (Guardian, 1 March 2011).
Leon Hadar, “Burying Pan-Arabism” (National Interest, 1 March 2011).
Michael Meyer-Resende, “Why Arab kings may outlast the dictators” (Daily Star, 28 February 2011).
Mike Gonzalez, “How can Latin America's 'revolutionary' leaders support Gaddafi?” (Guardian, 28 February 2011).
Kenneth Pollack, “Winds of change in the Middle East” (Los Angeles Times, 27 February 2011).
Richard Dalton, “We must stand ready to intervene in Libya” (Telegraph, 27 February 2011).
Fouad Ajami, “How the Arabs turned shame into liberty” (New York Times, 26 February 2011).
Roulf Khalaf, “Person in the news: the Arab youth” (Financial Times, 25 February 2011).
Beware the winds of change” (Daily Star, 25 February 2011).
Barak Barfi, “The battle over Bahrain is unlikely to end peacefully” (Daily Star, 24 February 2011).
“Libya: the urge to help” (Guardian, 24 February 2011).
Haluk Özdalga, “Egypt deserves democracy” (Today’s Zaman, 24 February 2010).
“Why was President Obama last to speak up on Libya?” (Washington Post, 23 February 2011).
Stephen Carter, “Obama democracy doctrine missing in Mideast uprisings” (Daily Beast, 23 February 2010).
Cameron Abadi, “A regime we can trust” (Foreign Policy, 22 February 2011).
“Ukraine: a democratic revolution in reverse” (Washington Post, 22 February 2011).
Ali Ezzatyar, “The Turkish precedent is one that Egypt’s army should not follow” (Daily Star, 22 February 2011).
Ted Carpenter, “Resist temptation to intervene in Libya” (National Interest, 22 February 2011).
“Wake up and smell the coffee” (Daily Star, 22 February 2011).
Ian Cobain, Amelia Hill, Kartik Mehta, " Saif al-Islam Gaddafi: LSE-educated man the west can no longer deal with" (Guardian, 21 February 2011)
Mamoon Alabbasi, “Rebranding Egypt’s inspiring revolution” (Today’s Zaman, 21 February 2010).
Borje Ljunggren, “Can new media in China channel Egypt?” (Daily Star, 21 February 2011).
“The Middle East: people, power, politics” (Guardian, 21 February 2011).
“A bizarre regime on its last legs” (Daily Star, 21 February 2011).
Paul Weller, “Fethullah Güllen: an Islamic sign for Hope for an inclusive Europe” (Today’s Zaman, 20 February 2011).
Toby Jones, “The siege of Bahrain” (Foreign\Policy, 18 February 2011).
Nafeez Ahmed, “Freedom will not chase away the Arab world’s triple crisis” (Daily Star, 19 February 2011).
David Ignatius, “Can the Muslim Brotherhood really take over in Cairo?” (Daily Star, 19 February 2011).
“Ban all weapons sales to authoritarian regimes” (Guardian, 20 February 2011).
Michael Bowman, “US urges Arab governments to heed calls for change” (VOA, 20 February 2011).
Rami Khouri, “Humiliation and legitimacy are the bookends of Arab discontent” (Daily Star, 17 February 2011).
Ariel Cohen, “The view from Herzliya” (National Interest, 17 February 2011).
David Rothkopf, “Egypt’s revolution: the 5 big takeaways” (Foreign Policy, 16 February 2011).
“Bahrain gets tough” (Financial Times, 17 February 2011).
“Wave of discontent was to be expected” (Daily Star, 17 February 2011).
Chris Luenen, “The rise of the brotherhood” (National Interest, 16 February 2011).
Shibley Telhami, “Egypt, Tunisia and… Iran” (National Interest, 15 February 2011).
Brian Fishman, “At a loss for words” (Foreign Policy, 15 February 2011).
“Keep pushing in Egypt” (Washington Post, 15 February 2011).
Eric Davis, “The U.S. must now think democratically in the Middle East” (Daily Star, 15 February 2011).
Mark Lagon, “Promoting democracy: the whys and hows for the United States and the international community” (CFR, February 2011).
Mikhail Gorbachev, “Egypt’s agonizing choice” (New York Times, 15 February 2010).
Michael Mandelbaum, “Can Egypt become a true democracy?” (Today’s Zaman, 15 February 2011).
Fiona Hill, “How Russia and China see the Egyptian revolution” (Foreign Policy, 15 February 2011).
Rami Khouri, “The Arab world gets real on democracy” (Daily Star, 14 February 2011).
George Giacaman, “Islamist parties after Tunisia and Egypt’s uprisings” (Daily Star, 14 February 2011).
“Can Egypt trigger a regional change?” (Guardian, 14 February 2011).
Thomas Rutting, “A Tahrir effect in Kabul?” (Foreign Policy, 14 February 2011).
“Hard work after the revolution” (Daily Star, 14 February 2011).
“Egypt: after the revolution, the ballot box” (Guardian, 13 February 2011).
“Egypt’s finest hour” (Los Angeles Times, 12 February 2011).
“Peddling Islamic extremism” (Washington Times, 11 February 2011).
“Egypt’s moment” (New York Times, 11 February 2011).
Stephen Grand, “Starting in Egypt: the fourth wave of democratization?” (Brookings Institution, 10 February 2011).
Amjad Atallah and Daniel Levy, “America, welcome to the era of Arab democracy” (National Interest, 10 February 2011).
Abdel el-Fotouh, “Democracy supporters should not fear the Muslim Brotherhood” (Washington Post, 9 February 2011).
Rabbi Boteach, “Israel is missing a historic opportunity to support Arab freedom” (Huffington Post, 9 February 2011).
James Cowie, “Can the internet tame governments?” – Part I” (Yale Global Online, 9 February 2011).
Shashi Tharoor, “Democracy is just like love, it must come from within” (Daily Star, 9 February 2011).
Fareed Zakaria, “A specter haunts the West: Islamists win in Egypt” (Daily Star, 9 February 2011).
Tariq Ramadan, “Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood is a democratic party, not Islamist threat” (Christian Science Monitor, 8 February 2011).
Gideon Rachman, “Which revolution will Egypt choose?” (Financial Times, 7 February 2011).
“The importance of being British” (Financial Times, 7 February 2011).
Doug Bandow, “Fear and exhilaration in America” (National Interest, 7 February 2011).
Reuel Gerecht, “How democracy became halal” (New York Times, 6 February 2011).
Nathan Brown, “Is it time to send in the lawyers?” (Foreign Policy, 7 February 2011).
Fatih Okumuş, “The boiling pot in the Arab world” (Today’s Zaman, 7 February 2011).
“Cameron on multiculturalism: blaming the victims” (Guardian, 7 February 2011).
“Egyptian patience can yield much” (Daily Star, 7 February 2011).
Hajrudin Somun, “Dictatorship in the Muslim word or ‘Eastern despotism’” (Today’s Zaman, 6 February 2011).
ssandr El Amrani, “Why Tunis? Why Cairo?” (London Review of Books, 5 February 2011).
Obama the Internet pharaoh” (Washington Times, 4 February 2011).
Daniel W. Drezner , "The continued hostility to political science" (February 4, 2011).
Fareed Zakaria, “How democracy can work in the Middle East” (TIME, 3 February 2011).
Andres Oppenheimer, “’Egypt effect’ will help Venezuelan president – but not much” (Miami Herald, 3 February 2011).
“Lost generations haunt Arab rulers” (Daily Star, 3 February 2011).
Daniel W. Drezner , Stop blaming Egypt on political scientists!! (February 2, 2011).
Scott MacLeod, “A proud moment in Egypt’s history” (Los Angeles Times, 30 January 2011).
Stephanie Ho, “China blocks some internet reports on Egypt protests” (VOA, 31 January 2011).
Marwan Muasher, “Three lessons Arab leaders can't ignore” (CiF/Guardian, 30 January 2011).
Mubarak's dictatorship must end now” (Observer, 30 January 2011).
Anne-Marie Le Gloannec, “Some lessons from Tunisia and other revolutions” (ISS, January 2011).
Georg Joffé, “Tunisia : the end of the beginning” (ISS, January 2011)
Robert Satloff, “How Washington can help Tunisia and other Arab revolutions” Washington Post, 30 January 2011).
“Washington and Mr. Mubarak” (New York Times, 29 January 2011).
Elliott Abrams, “Egypt protests show George W. Bush was right about freedom in the Arab world” (Washington Post, 29 January 2011).
Mehrun Etebari, “How Tehran sees Tunis” (Foreign Policy, 28 January 2011).
“Egypt: Rage against the Mubaraks” (Guardian, 27 January 2011).
Amira Nowaira, “Egypt's Day of Rage goes on. Is the world watching?” (CiF/Guardian, 27 January 2011).
“Mr. Mubarak Is Put on Notice” (New York Times, 27 January 2011).
Pierre Buhler, “The End of History Comes to Tunisia” (Project Syndicate, 27 January 2011).
Timothy Garton Ash, “The optimists of Davos past now face a world whose script has gone awry” (CiF/Guardian, 27 January 2011).
Dominique Moisi, “An Arab Spring?” (Project Syndicate, 26 January 2011).
Stephen M. Walt, “From Tunis to Cairo?” (Blog: Stephen Walt/Foreign Policy, 26 January 2011).
Steve Coll, “Democratic Movements” (New Yorker, 31 January 2011).
“US should push democracy” (Boston Globe, 26 January 2011).
Solomon A. Dersso, “Africa Braces Itself for ‘Democrazy’ as Most Countries Prepare for Elections” (ISS, 26 January 2011).
Steven Heydemann, “Why Tunisia and not Iran” (Blog: The Iran Primer/USIP, 25 January 2011).
“Egypt's unstable regime” (Washington Post, 25 January 2011).
“The Palestine Papers: Despair. But we still need a deal” (Guardian, 25 January 2011).
Christopher Alexander, “Après Ben Ali: déluge, democracy, or authoritarian relapse?” (Blog: Middle East Channel/Foreign Policy, 24 January 2011).
Khairi Abaza, “As Tunisia's army quells chaos, will it hinder democracy?” (CNN, 24 January 2011).
Steven Heydemann, “Tunisia and the future of democracy promotion in the Arab world” (Blog: Middle East Channel/Foreign Policy, 24 January 2011).
Michael Meyer-Resende and Paul O’Grady, “Tunisia's future hangs on electoral reform” (CiF/Guardian, 22 January 2011).
Robert D. Kaplan, “One Small Revolution” ( New York Times, 23 January 2011).
Olivier Roy, “The Tunisian revolt: Where have all the Islamists gone?” (Christian Science Monitor, 21 January 2011).
Robert Kagan, “The Egypt-Colombia dichotomy” (Washington Post, 23 January 2011).
Zalmay Khalilzad, “Democracy in Tunisia is just the start” (Financial Times, 20 January 2011).
“Tumult in Tunisia” (Japan Times, 19 January 2011).
Intissar Kherigi, “Tunisia needs real freedom” (Guardian, 19 January 2011).
Michele Dunne, “What Tunisia Proved—and Disproved—about Political Change in the Arab World” (Arab Reform Bulletin, 18 January 2011).
Issandr El Amrani, “After Tunisia, Arab leaders must stop preying on fear of chaos” (Guardian, 18 January 2011).
Bruce Riedel, “The Winds of Change in Tripoli” (National Interest, 18 January 2011).
“The U.S. finds its voice on China and human rights” (Washington Post, 17 January 2011).
Michael J. Green and Daniel M. Kliman, “What the U.S. and other democracies must make clear to China” ( Washington Post, 17 January 2011).
“Tunisia's Jasmine revolution: A flower that could be crushed” (Guardian, 17 January 2011).
Claire Spencer, “Is Tunisia the first domino to fall?” (Telegraph, 17 January 2011).
Mona Eltahawy, “Tunisia: the first Arab revolution” (Guardian, 17 January 2011).
Michele Penner Angrist, “Morning in Tunisia” (Foreign Affairs Online, 16 January 2011).
Stephen M. Walt, “Why the Tunisian revolution won't spread” (Foreign Policy, 16 January 2011).
David Miliband, “The Way Out of Afghanistan: Don't Militarize Diplomacy” (Time, 16 January 2011).
“Toward consensus or the abyss?” (Daily Star, 15 January 2011).
ANTHONY SHADID, Joy as Tunisian President Flees Offers Lesson to Arab Leaders, (New York Times, January 14, 2011)
“Arab despots should heed events in Tunisia” (Observer, 16 January 2011).
Ian Black, “Tunisia's protests spark suicide in Algeria and fears through Arab world” (Guardian, 16 January 2011).
“Tunisia has a lesson to teach” (Daily Star, 15 January 2011).
“Tunisia's revolution should be a wake-up call to Mideast autocrats” ( Washington Post, 15 January 2011).
“North Africa at a tipping point” (Daily Star, 13 January 2011).
Daniel Twining, “Political reform: China's next modernization?” ( Washington Post, 13 January 2011).
“Death in Tunisia” (Financial Times, 12 January 2011).
Martin Chulov, “Lebanon's unity government collapses” (Guardian, 12 January 2011).
Marina Ottaway, “Iraq: An Uneasy American-Iranian Condominium” (CEIP, 10 January 2011).
Simon Tisdall, “The failure of governance in the Arab world” (Guardian, 11 January 2011).
Marc Lynch, “Arab regimes on edge” (Blog: Marc Lynch/Foreign Policy, 11 January 2011).
Diogo Noivo, “The spillover effects of Sidi Bouzid: a survivability test to the Tunisian regime” (IPRIS Viewpoints, No. 32, January 2011).
Solomon A. Dersso, “The Need for Prioritising the Protection of Civilians from Mass Atrocities in Côte d’Ivoire” (ISS, 11 January 2011).
Brahma Chellaney, “China's tiger-rabbit heart” (Japan Times, 11 January 2011).
Mark Weisbrot, “The OAS makes more mockery of Haiti's sham election” (Guardian, 10 January 2011).
Fareed Zakaria, “Can Pakistan rid itself of religious fanaticism?” ( Washington Post, 10 January 2011).
Jonathan Adams, “Tunisian protests escalate, reflecting widespread discontent” (Christian Science Monitor, 10 January 2011).
“Sudan: A failure in tolerance” (Daily Star, 10 January 2011).
“Sudan referendum: This new African state must be nurtured to success” (Observer, 9 January 2011).
“Southern Sudan Votes” ( New York Times, 8 January 2011).
Mo Ibrahim, “Sudan is a warning to all of Africa” (Financial Times, 7 January 2011).
“Egypt's show of tolerance” (Washington Post, 7 January 2011).
Brian Whitaker, “Tunisia and the Arab house of cards” (al-bab.com, 7 January 2011).
“Hungary: One-party rule” (Guardian, 5 January 2011).
“The State Department responds to repression by Hugo Chavez” (Washington Post, 4 January 2011 ).

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