Being Arab
By Samir Kassir
Introduction by Robert Fisk
Translated by Will Hobson
By Samir Kassir
Introduction by Robert Fisk
Translated by Will Hobson
By Samir Kassir
Introduction by Robert Fisk
Translated by Will Hobson
By Samir Kassir
Introduction by Robert Fisk
Translated by Will Hobson
Category: Politics | Middle Eastern World History
Category: Politics | Middle Eastern World History
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$12.95
Mar 12, 2013 | ISBN 9781844672806
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Mar 12, 2013 | ISBN 9781781680483
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Praise
“This is an unusual book of such fluent and searing honesty that I almost wanted Samir Kassir to be kinder to himself. I salute his memory.”—John Pilger
“One of Lebanon’s most prominent journalists and one of the most vociferous and bravest critics of the Syrian regime.”—Robert Fisk
“Shortly before his death, Kassir published a remarkable essay exploring what he termed the ‘Arab malaise’ of the twenty-first century. It reflected the disenchantment of Arab citizens with their corrupt and authoritarian governments.”—Eugene Rogan, author of The Arabs: A History
“Part historical essay and part political pamphlet … This is a genuine cry against the forces of Islamic extremism.”—New Statesman
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