[escenic_image id="558970"] Joshual Cooper Ramo Little Brown and Company, March 2009 The Age of the Unthinkable by Joshua Cooper Ramo attempts to establish a new paradigm for understanding global…

[escenic_image id="557881"]Fayez Qazzi provides in his book "From Hassan Nasrallah to Michel Aoun a Political Reading of Hezbollah" a critique of the book written by Shaikh Na'im Qassem, the deputy…

[escenic_image id="554854"] Descent into Chaos by Ahmed Rashid, explores the role that the West, particularly the U.S. has had on the debacle that has become of the 2001 invasion in Afghanistan…

[escenic_image id="554851"] By Robert Kagan The book applauds American hegemony, not only that, it also acknowledges its necessity to stabilize the world. When everyone is questioning what is called…

[escenic_image id="554918"] By Nicholas Schmidle Nicholas Schmidle, journalist and Fellow at the New American Foundation, went to Pakistan.  He spent the next two years travelling throughout the…

[escenic_image id="554917"] By Anthony Giddens This is not a book about climate change, which is a point Giddens clearly states in the introduction, this is a book about the politics of climate…

[escenic_image id="554937"] By Scott McClellan McClellan’s decision to write this book is related with his need to share with the whole world what really happened. The author seeks to write the true…

[escenic_image id="554935"] By Aaron David Miller Miller states that in many situations the U.S. government was biased to the Israeli point of view. This candid confession coming from someone with…

[escenic_image id="554934"] By Jihan Al Sadat Throughout the book, Sadat reviews her husband's efforts and her own efforts after him at making peace. She argues that there is a misconception shared…

[escenic_image id="556247"] By Dr. Galal Amin The middle class is being eradicated by the social conditions. Thinkers, writers and talented people are feeling increasingly estranged and are being…