Is Iran Walking away from the Nuclear Deal?
It just took another American hostage.
November 3, 2015
On Michael Walzer’s The Paradox of Liberation.
In The Paradox of Liberation, the political theorist Michael Walzer examines how secular movements for national liberation from colonial rule, after achieving success, have been challenged by movements for return to religious tradition. He focuses on three examples: Algeria, India, and Israel. In his review, Yehudah Mirsky argues that the paradox is even more profound than Walzer acknowledges:
It just took another American hostage.
In all likelihood, yes.
On Michael Walzer’s The Paradox of Liberation.
By the songwriters behind Fiddler on the Roof.
Murdered by the Soviets.
In The Paradox of Liberation, the political theorist Michael Walzer examines how secular movements for national liberation from colonial rule, after achieving success, have been challenged by movements for return to religious tradition. He focuses on three examples: Algeria, India, and Israel. In his review, Yehudah Mirsky argues that the paradox is even more profound than Walzer acknowledges:
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