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	Mohammed Ayoob - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mohammed Ayoob has been an instrumental figure in the history of international relations theory.
		Ayoob is also a prolific writer on Third World politics, specifically the Middle East and South Asia.
		Ayoob was also a protege of Hedley Bull, and is an adherent of the "English School" of International Relations theory.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mohammed_Ayoob (244 words)

	Defining Security: Normative Assumptions and Methodological Shortcomings
		Mohammed Ayoob, Ole Wæver, as well as Michael Klare and Daniel Thomas explain conceptions of security, which, although they include a broader range of threats than the traditionalists, are still largely state-centric.
		Ayoob (1997: 130) argues that national security is a function of state building, which requires that a state possesses more than simply "security hardware" (control of coercive force) but also "security software" (legitimacy and integration).
		Ayoob also meets this criterion because he identifies a political threshold for when any issue can be considered a security threat as well as excluding potential non-state security issues.
	www.jmss.org /1999/article3.html (6881 words)

	DAILY BRUIN ONLINE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Ayoob said that despite American efforts to create a new Afghan government, the current social, economic and political disorder in Afghanistan leaves the country vulnerable to the interests of political factions within its borders and neighboring countries such as Pakistan.
		Ayoob said it was unlikely the government would last due to warlords, militants and terrorist groups in Pakistan vying for power in Afghanistan.
		Ayoob described the Iranian population as "pro-American," adding that President Bush falsely identified Iran as part of the "axis of evil" during his January State of the Union address.
	www.dailybruin.ucla.edu /news/printable.asp?id=18621&date=2/26/2002 (388 words)

	Muslim-American Activism: Mohammed Ayoob on “Political Islam: Image and Reality”
		Mohammed Ayoob, professor of international relations at James Madison College, Michigan State University, discussed the preconceived notions of political Islam and its realities in the Muslim world at a June 15 lecture at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, DC.
		Ayoob cited other ideologies that intertwine politics with religion, and asked why Islam is “singled out as the unique culprit that permits and demands mixing.
		Ayoob attributed the negative reception of political Islam to Islamists’ similar attitude toward the West.
	www.wrmea.com /archives/Sept_2004/0409077.html (529 words)

	Online NewsHour: Mission to India -- March 22, 2000
		MOHAMMED AYOOB: Well, I think we should now begin to talk of the future, rather than the past.
		MOHAMMED AYOOB: Well, I think it is more important now than it was 10 years ago, and it matters both in economic as well as in political and security terms.
		MOHAMMED AYOOB: I think, as far as India is concerned, it has to recognize the fact that the United States is a global power and has global interests.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/white_house/jan-june00/clinton_3-22.html (2403 words)

	The Hindu : Our names, our pluralism
		Mohammed Ayoob, the eminent scholar from Orissa who currently teaches in Michigan.
		Ayoob explains: "Non-Quranic Arabic names have been recently adopted especially as a result of the Gulf oil boom and the sizable number of Indian Muslims who have migrated to West Asia temporarily to find livelihood.
		Ayoob argues that "Arabic names are assumed by Indian Muslims not because of cultural affinity.
	www.hinduonnet.com /thehindu/mag/2003/06/22/stories/2003062200600300.htm (949 words)

	Nautilus Institute Special Forum 38: ROCKY ROAD TO ASIAN PEACE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		This essay is by Mohammed Ayoob, Distinguished Professor of International Relations at James Madison College, Michigan State University.
		Ayoob cautions against the current wooing of Pakistan by the US, as it threatens to undermine future relations between the US and India.
		Ayoob asserts that the US cannot afford to alienate India in its bid against terrorism, and must take advantage of opportunities to coordinate strategically.
	www.nautilus.org /VietnamFOIA/archives/fora/Special-Policy-Forum/38_Ayoob.html (1112 words)

	Advantage, India (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		MOHAMMED AYOOB, "Advantage, India," New York Times, June 1, 1998
		Indeed, the nuclearization of the subcontinent may give India the long-sought opportunity to tackle the Kashmir problem on its own terms.
		Mohammed Ayoob is a professor of international relations at Michigan State University.
	www.mtholyoke.edu /acad/intrel/ayoob.htm (496 words)

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		In the second installment of a two-part series on the ramifications of the Turkey-EU negotiations, Mohammed Ayoob wonders if in the end Turkey will be ever be inside the European tent.
		Ayoob contends that in response to the European emphasis on religious difference, Turks will become more confident in their Muslim identity and more focused on Middle Eastern politics.
		Mohammed Ayoob is University Distinguished Professor of International Relations, James Madison College, Michigan State University.
	courses.wcupa.edu /rbove/eco343/050Compecon/Centeur/Turkey/051013negot2.txt (1274 words)

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		According to international affairs scholar Mohammed Ayoob, however, the US-EU alliance was never in danger.
		Whatever differences might arise over specific foreign policy issues, Ayoob maintains, the overriding objective of the Concert is to retain their economic and military preeminence.
		The result is a world revolving not around a solitary superpower, but rather around a select group of northern industrialized democracies with a common grand strategy.
	yaleglobal.yale.edu /article.print?id=5274 (1386 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		There is need to look at "Political Islam" dispassionately, Mohammed Ayoob, Professor of International Relations, James Madison College, Michigan State University, said today.
		Speaking on `Political Islam-Image and Reality', under the auspices of the Centre for Security Analysis, here, he said much of the source of popular knowledge of political Islam was sensational journalism practised by the so-called experts for over a decade and a half.
		Ayoob defined political Islam as a "form of instrumentation of Islam by individual groups and organisations that possess political objectives".
	www.hinduonnet.com /thehindu/thscrip/print.pl?file=2004080312300600.htm&date=2004/08/03/&prd=th& (140 words)

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		Mohammed Ayoob, professor of international relations at James Madison College, Michigan State University, discussed the preconceived notions...
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	Nathan M. Macek: Three Interdependent Methods for Maintaining Order in International Society
		Professor Mohammed Ayoob in a November 11 lecture to the students of this course adds that the consensus of the international community in the form of United Nations resolutions are another source of international law.
		Ayoob states that many of these organizations are regional or continental in character, and include the Organization of American States and OAU and ASEN, which perform a similar function in Africa and Asia respectively.
		As Ayoob explains, the United Nations is designed to provide security with the dimensions of international society in mind.
	www.msu.edu /~maceknat/resource/mc220.htm (3015 words)

	Washington Report on Middle East Affairs: Mohammed Ayoob on "political Islam: image and reality".(Muslim-American ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Mohammed Ayoob on "political Islam: image and reality".(Muslim-American Activism)
		Dr. Mohammed Ayoob, professor of international relations at James Madison College, Michigan State University, discussed the preconceived notions of political Islam and its realities in the Muslim world at a June 15 lecture at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, DC.
		The author of 11 books and more than 80 papers, Ayoob broke down three common assumptions held by the West since the last decade: that political Islam is "monolithic, violent, and [that] the intermingling of religion and politics is unique to Islam."
	highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?docid=1G1:120251693&refid=ink_tptd_mag (229 words)

	Feb. 6, 2003 MSU News Bulletin
		Mohammed Ayoob is an internationally renowned scholar of regional and Third World politics and political development.
		His interdisciplinary work challenges prevailing wisdom and assumptions and has made widely acknowledged contributions to the theory of international relations.
		Ayoob is an equally gifted and accomplished teacher.
	newsbulletin.msu.edu /feb6/awards.html (1398 words)

	WPJ Fall 2004 - Political Islam: Image and Reality by Mohammed Ayoob
		Three, often unstated, assumptions have inspired much of the discussion in the West regarding political Islam over the last decade and a half—especially since 9/11.
		See Mohammed Ayoob, “The Muslim World’s Poor Record of Modernization and Democratization: The Interplay of External and Internal Factors,” in Modernization, Democracy, and Islam, ed.
		Mohammed Ayoob, “The War Against Iraq: Normative and Strategic Implications,” in The Wars on Terrorism and Iraq: Human Rights, Unilateralism and US Foreign Policy, ed.
	www.worldpolicy.org /journal/articles/wpj04-3/ayoob.htm (7467 words)

	Humanitarianism & War Project
		In Chapter 2, Mohammed Ayoob of James Madison College at Michigan State University begins with "The New-Old Disorder in the Third World." He argues that there is, in fact, "a remarkable degree of continuity from the earlier epoch of bipolarity" in explaining violence in developing countries.
		Whereas some analysts have called into question the legitimacy of the concept of the "Third World," Ayoob sees the category as a sensible way to group together a "weak intruder majority" of countries that lack power in their position at the bottom of the international hierarchy.
		As with Ayoob regarding the Third World, however, Shenfield sees heuristic value in examining what used to be called the "Second World" of the Soviet Union and its clients in Eastern Europe.
	hwproject.tufts.edu /publications/electronic/e_unacw.html (9412 words)

	James Madison College Faculty
		Mohammed Ayoob published: "Deciphering Islam's Multiple Voices: Intellectual Luxury or Strategic Necessity?", Middle East Policy, Washington, DC, Fall 2005; and, "The Future of Political Islam: The Importance of External Variables", International Affairs, London, UK, October 2005.
		Professor Mohammed Ayoob presented "Who speaks for Islam, Cacophony in the Muslim World" at the Founders Day Celebration.
		Professor Mohammed Ayoob was honored with an Outstanding and Inspiring Leadership Award by the Consulate General of India in Chicago.
	www.jmc.msu.edu /faculty/show.asp?id=2 (528 words)

	MSU News Bulletin
		Mohammed Ayoob, University Distinguished Professor of international relations at MSU’s James Madison College and the director of the Muslim studies specialization, lectures to a class.
		The goal is to expose students to objective analyses of Muslim societies and polities and different strands of religious and political thinking in the Muslim world, according to Mohammed Ayoob, University Distinguished Professor of international relations at MSU’s James Madison College and the director of the Muslim studies specialization.
		Emphasis is placed on areas including “lived experiences” that can provide context to Muslim societies, the big questions facing Muslim societies in the contemporary era, and the cross-regional aspect of Islam throughout the world.
	newsbulletin.msu.edu /sept0105/muslim_studies.html (459 words)

	FindArticles search for "Ayoob" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Read about ayoob in the free online encyclopedia and dictionary.
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		Professor Mohammed Ayoob, Distinguished Professor of International Relations, James Madison College,.
		Ayoob is known for his seminal work in conceptualising on Third World security issues.
		Prof’s Ayoob’s essays will be a valuable addition to our Asia Pacific Security Analysis section.
	www.cpdsindia.org /whatsnew/newsfall.htm (354 words)

	TWQ Feature: India Matters by Mohammed Ayoob
		The individual in an age of information, a postmodern society, and the promise of new energy for tomorrow
		Mohammed Ayoob is a distinguished professor of international relations at Michigan State University and a specialist on conflict and security in the Third World.
		The East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii, provided funding for the project from which this paper is derived.
	www.twq.com /winter00/231Ayoob.html (812 words)

	Foreign Policy. The Magazine of Global Politics, Economics, and Ideas
		Ayoob, Mohammed: Dateline Pakistan: A Passage to Anarchy?
		Ayoob, Mohammed: Dateline India: The Deepening Crisis (85, Winter 1991-92).
		Barnds, William J. Howard Wriggins: Letter in response to Nayar 18 (20, Fall 1975).
	www.foreignpolicy.com /subjects/fpasiaso.html (375 words)

	Ayoob
		There is too much at stake in the region, especially in India, for Washington to address problems there only fitfully and sporadically.
		FOOTNOTES1 President Clinton's comment reflected a National Intelligence Estimate prepared for him shortly before his trip.
		15 See Mohammed Ayoob, "India Matters," Washington Quarterly, Winter 2000, pp.
	it.stlawu.edu /~govt/376ReservesAyoob.html (4751 words)

	Alibris: Mohammed Ayoob
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	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Mohammed_Ayoob (277 words)

	Third World Security Predicament; Author: Ayoob, Mohammed (Professor of International Relations, James Madison College, ...
		Author: Ayoob, Mohammed (Professor of International Relations, James Madison College, Michigan State University, USA)
		Ayoob addresses what he sees as the major underlying cause of conflict and insecurity in the Third World - the early stage of state making at which postcolonial states find themselves.
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	www.netstoreusa.com /cubooks/155/1555875769.shtml (202 words)

	The War against Iraq: Normative and Strategic Implications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		EXCERPT: The War against Iraq: Normative and Strategic Implications
		Ayoob is university distinguished professor of international relations at James Madison College, Michigan State University.
		A draft of this article formed the basis of a presentation in the Sawyer-Mellon seminar series at the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies, City University of New York.
	www.mepc.org /public_asp/journal_vol10/0306_ayoob.asp (224 words)

	IISS Events - Round Table Discussion - Professor Mohammed Ayoob (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Alastair Buchan Memorial Lecture - Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei
		On 8 July 2004 Professor Mohammed Ayoob, University Distinguished Professor of International Relations at James Madison College, Michigan State University, gave a talk on 'Political Islam: Image and Reality.'
		A specialist on conflict and security in the Third World, his publications on the subject have included conceptual essays as well as case studies dealing with South Asia, the Middle East, the Persian Gulf, and Southeast Asia.
	www.iiss.org /newsite/events-more.php?eventID=209 (336 words)

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