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Middle East Forum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Middle East Forum is an American think tank working to "define and promote American interests in the Middle East through research, publications, and educational outreach," according to its website. As of August 12, 2006, the Middle East Forum's mission statement was as follows [3]: Middle East Quarterly - a publication of the Middle East Forum en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Middle_East_Forum   (529 words)

The Middle East Forum - DanielPipes.org MEF sees the region, with its profusion of dictatorships, radical ideologies, existential conflicts, border disagreements, political violence, and weapons of mass destruction as a major source of problems for the United States. Forum staff and associates appear on radio and television dozens of times annually, regularly provide on-the-record and background interviews to the media, and write articles and books. By offering a forum for points of view previously excluded from the periodical literature on the Middle East, the appearance of this journal ends a de facto censorship. www.danielpipes.org /mef.php   (1508 words)

Middle East Forum - SourceWatch MEF is closely linked to the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, where Pipes was an adjunct scholar. MEF publishes the Middle East Quarterly (MEQ), edited by Michael Rubin of the American Enterprise Institute. Patrick Clawson of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy and Martin Kramer, previously the director of Tel Aviv University's Dayan Centre are its senior editors. www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Middle_East_Forum   (593 words)

Middle East Business Forum Welcome to the Middle East Business Forum, a gathering of like minded professionals and business people who have a focus towards particpating in the vibrant combined economy of the Middle East region. Opinions and views expressed during the course of the Forum proceedings and/or on this website are not necessarily those of the organisers. Personal information collected from delegates is held by the organisers for marketing purposes and by registering to attend the Middle East Business Forum and related events, you agree to abide by these terms of admittance. www.middleeastbusinessforum.com   (299 words)

Middle East Quarterly (journal details) The Middle East Quarterly is a hardline Zionist journal. Membership in the Middle East Studies Association (MESA), the main scholarly association, is now 50 percent of Middle Eastern origin." Some Americans have foolishly believed that all U.S. citizens have equal rights regardless of their country of origin and that pointing to peoples' country of origin to discredit them is a form of racism. Daniel Pipes and Martin Kramer of the Middle East Forum now run a website in the United States to denounce academics who are deemed to have shown "hatred of Israel". student.cs.ucc.ie /cs1064/jabowen/IPSC/journals/MiddleEastQuarterly.php   (738 words)

Middle East Forum's Web Site Lists CU Professors - Campus Watch A project of The Middle East Forum, a Philadelphia-based think tank, Campus Watch has posted the writings of and interviews with professors at 22 U.S. universities, aiming to expose what it describes as a widespread bias against the United States and its allies among leading academics. Daniel Pipes, director of The Middle East forum, said the site uses the views of professors like Dabashi and Massad as "prominent cases" of a wider trend. Massad criticized Pipes and Martin Cramer, editor of the Middle East Quarterly, a publication of the Middle East Forum, for asking students to report instances of anti-Semitic activity at their schools. www.campus-watch.org /article/id/268   (873 words)

About The Middle East Forum This recently established program monitors the often erroneous and biased teachings and writings of U.S. professors specializing in the Middle East, with the goal of improving the scholarly study of the region. Television and radio rely extensively on Forum staff, appearing on virtually all the major over-the-air and cable news programs, plus stations in other countries (Australia, France, Japan, etc.) In addition, staff members brief ranking officials of the U.S. government, testify before Congress, and conduct studies for the Department of Defense and other federal agencies. The Forum forwards a robust consideration of Middle East issues by sponsoring a lecture series in four cities: Philadelphia, New York City, Seattle, and Boston. www.meforum.org /about.php   (659 words)

Middle East Program - Council on Foreign Relations The Middle East remains a source of tension and unrest, a region where some of the globe’s most intractable foreign-policy issues are fiercely contested. The Middle East Forum develops and sponsors meetings and roundtables with distinguished leaders in government, business, academia and the media to examine and discuss U.S. interests in the Middle East. Kipper serves as the director of the Middle East Forum. www.cfr.org /project/1040/middle_east_program.html   (798 words)

Middle East Quarterly - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Middle East Quarterly is a quarterly journal devoted to Middle Eastern affairs. A publication of the Middle East Forum, the journal was founded in 1994 by Daniel Pipes. Its current editor is Dr. Michael Rubin, a Yale-educated historian and current resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, former political advisor to the Coalition Provisional Authority in Baghdad, and former staff advisor on Iran and Iraq in the Office of the Secretary of Defense. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Middle_East_Quarterly   (252 words)

Right Web | Profile | Middle East Forum MEF formerly published the Middle East Intelligence Bulletin (MEIB), which was copublished by the U.S. Committee for a Free Lebanon. The MEIB focused on “internal political developments in the Middle East, especially those that are thinly covered in other English-language publications.” Its reporting on Syria, together with the extensive lobbying by USCFL president Ziad Abdelnour and other USCFL members, contributed to the approval of the Syria Accountability and Lebanese Sovereignty Restoration Act in 2003. Five years later, the Middle East Forum considers this report’s conclusion as “prescient” since MEF had long advocated that Syrian troops leave Lebanon, albeit having advocated that U.S. armed forces be used if necessary to implement regime change in Syria and to obligate Syria to withdraw all troops from Lebanon. rightweb.irc-online.org /profile/1510   (1128 words)

Middle East Quarterly - SourceWatch The Middle East Quarterly is a hard-line Zionist journal published by Daniel Pipes. Middle East Forum, a think tank run by Daniel Pipes and supportive of the Israeli right wing, has established a Campus Watch website. Martin Kramer also edits Middle East Quarterly, the house organ of the Middle East Forum, the neo-conservative think tank directed by Daniel Pipes. www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Middle_East_Quarterly   (773 words)

Middle East, US & Europe Dialogue Forum   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) Forum to discuss avenues for cooperation between US and Middle East organizations for greater economic prosperity. The forum will bring together representatives from leading multinational corporations, banks, government agencies and other organizations from over 50 cities in the Middle East and the United States. The forum will provide the opportunity for regional organizations to study the inner workings of and American Fortune 500 companies and how they can support their counterparts in the Middle East. www.datamatixgroup.com /us   (379 words)

PC(USA) - Worldwide Ministries - Middle East   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) The Middle East is a region that has been of prayerful concern for the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) for more than a century and a half. The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is a constituent member of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. The Churches for Middle East Peace (CMEP) is a group that includes the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and the National Council of Churches.—Ed. In 2000 the Middle East Office was created, where he continues to work with Victor on Middle East issues. www.pcusa.org /worldwide/middleeast.htm   (811 words)

Columbia University Refuses to Send Middle East Forum Announcement - Campus Watch The Middle East Institute is directed by former PLO advisor Rashid Khalidi. Although Columbia's Middle East Institute receives taxpayer funding via the federal government's International Studies in Higher Education Act, Title VI, it demonstrably shows a lack of impartiality. For example, while it turned down the MEF intern announcement, it on May 2, 2005 circulated an invitation for a study trip to Gaza sponsored by the Faculty For Israeli - Palestinian Peace, a group that blames "the occupation" for all the region's problems. www.campus-watch.org /article/id/2031   (292 words)

Asia Times - Asia's most trusted news source for the Middle East Not only does it break with a policy the US government has pursued since first becoming a major player in the Middle East, but the speech is audacious in ambition, grounded in history, and programmatically specific. This is not the first time Bush has dispatched decades worth of policy toward a Middle East problem and declared a radically new approach. And if the past record of this president in the Middle East is anything by which to judge - toppling regimes in Afghanistan and Iraq, promoting a new solution to Arab-Israeli conflict - he will be true to his word here too. www.atimes.com /atimes/Middle_East/EK12Ak01.html   (734 words)

Carolina Center for the Study of the Middle East and Muslim Civilizations The Forum provides a setting for an active student discourse on the Middle East regarding such subjects as politics, religion, culture, and current events, initiating discussion so that the participants gain knowledge and insight about issues that rarely make it to the headlines. The Forum also serves as a vital link between the student body, faculty, and other student organizations within the university itself, to improve awareness of events regarding the Middle East and its people as take place around the campus and Chapel Hill community. Presiding over the forum is a core steering committee, which consists of undergraduate and graduate student representatives. www.unc.edu /mideast/studentforum.shtml   (370 words)

Open Directory - Regional: Middle East: News and Media   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) Bitterlemons International Middle East Roundtable - Viewpoints and initiatives from policy and news makers from around the world on a specific topic, chosen weekly, affecting the region. Middle East Economic Digest - Provides weekly news, research and analysis for the Middle East and North Africa. Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) - Controversial group offers translations and analysis of Arabic, Farsi and Hebrew media, including videos of tv broadcasts and cartoons, focusing on political issues. dmoz.org /Regional/Middle_East/News_and_Media   (497 words)

MIDDLE EAST Democracy and the Middle East: Egypt, the Palestinian Territories and Saudi Arabia (Nov. 2006) Humanitarian crisis in the Middle East: relief map of Lebanon and bordering areas (July 2006) Middle East Quartet, taking stock of recent developments, stresses urgent need for progress towards just, comprehensive peace (Sep. 2006) usembassy-australia.state.gov /irc/middleeastAI.html   (341 words)

Lawyer's Guild Speaker at Middle East Forum The series has been focusing on U.S. involvement in the Middle East and alternatives to war, said Dr. Vida Samiian, associate dean of the College of Arts and Humanities who is the faculty adviser for the Campus Coalition for Peace and Civil Liberties. “These forums are intended to present expert analyses on specific topics and give voice to alternative perspectives that are generally not allowed in the mainstream media,” said Samiian. Forum sponsors are Beth Anne Harnish Lectures, Campus Peace and Civil Liberties Coalition, WILPF, Peace Fresno, Multicultural Center Planning Group, The President's Commission on Human Relations and Equity and Associated Students. www.fresnostatenews.com /2003/March/MiddleEastForum.html   (444 words)

The 2006 Private Equity International Middle East Forum The aim of the first Forum was to bring together a regional and international audience of private equity professionals for the first time in the Middle East to discuss how private equity could be used to transform the region. For the 2006 Forum we intend to build on this platform and as a result have mapped out a broader and deeper agenda that goes into much more detail about how private equity can transform companies. Delegates to the Forum will be drawn from the regional and international private equity industry — LPs, GPs, law firms, bankers, family offices, corporates and family businesses and service providers and all those with an interest in raising standards for the Middle East private equity industry. www.privateequityinternational.com /Dubai06PRE   (465 words)

Middle East Forum on Fuel Cells and H2 Economy - Welcome MEFH is a forum that brings all essential elements from the Middle East and around the world together to speed up the commercialization of the fuel cells world wide. MEFH also saves its clients and members time and money in promoting their products and Services in the Middle East by offering them focused services such as exclusive exchange meetings and business events that facilitate their work in the region. Moreover, MEFH helps local official authorities and organizations in the Middle East to implement the best in class practices in executing fuel cells and hydrogen strategies and plans. www.fuelcellmarkets.com /home-mefh.fcm?subsite=7802   (393 words)

theOneRepublic Regional Middle East peace and security will translate into an ability in Washington to devote attention and resources to other areas of increasing strategic concern, such as the growing dangers from a nuclear-armed North Korea and the unabated poverty and disease in sub-Saharan Africa. It is vital to our credibility in the entire Middle East that we insist on an end to Israeli expansionism. With real leadership and a real vision of ending the more than half century of bloodshed in the Middle East, the American people will support what their leaders believe it takes to be effective and get the job done. www.theonerepublic.com /archives/Columns/MEF/20050620MEFGingDefeat.html   (5306 words)

****** Middle East Forum Restructuring - Your opinions ****** - SkyscraperCity Bahrain/Qatar forum is very slow and isnt doing well as expected and like dubai lover said there are two or three only frequent visitors. I'm just saying the title of the Bahrain/Qatar forum should be changed to include Saudi Arabia as well, or change the title to "Gulf" because the few threads about SA that are thrown in the general Middle East area are ignored. Since the Bahrain/Qatar forum is so slow, SA would be a good addition for them, until there's more interest generated. www.skyscrapercity.com /showthread.php?t=153157   (1626 words)

World Economic Forum - World Economic Forum on the Middle East 2007 As much of the world remains focused on energy prices and political troubles in the Middle East, business leaders in the region are fostering the emergence of new high-growth industries. The World Economic Forum on the Middle East offers a unique window onto a troubled but exciting region for global companies seeking new opportunities. It allows global business leaders to go beyond the headlines and interact with the key players in the region’s economies and be exposed to in-depth discussions of the real issues. www.weforum.org /middleeast   (205 words)

Rename the "Middle East" forum - World Affairs Board The World Affairs Board is one of the leading forums for the discussion of political, military, and defense topics. The term 'Middle East' is an unofficial political term applied by the Americans. And Central Asia is not at all in the picture, it is not part of the middle east. www.worldaffairsboard.com /showthread.php?t=9275   (1224 words)

Middle East Forum EJI categorically endorses political, social, and economical reforms in the Middle East. Shlomo Avineri Speaks on Democracy and the Pursuit of Peace in the Middle East Heinrich Boll Conference on modernization in the Middle East www.jomhouri.com /plus/middle_east_forum.htm   (382 words)

Middle East Forum - Council on Foreign Relations Middle East Forum: A Conversation with President Massoud Barzani of the Kurdistan Regional Government This meeting is cosponsored by the Council's Middle East Forum. Crisis in the Middle East: The Agony and Rage of the Israelis and the Palestinians www.cfr.org /project/65/middle_east_forum.html   (2913 words)

CCOM Middle East Forum Report of the Middle East Forum Conference - Dublin, 26-28 November, 2001 The CTBI publication on the visit to the Middle East in March 2001 CTBI Churches' Reactions to the Middle East Crisis www.geocities.com /ccom_ctbi/Middle_East_Forum.html   (238 words)

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