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Dr. Aland Mizell is with the University of Mindanao School of Social Science, President of the MCI and a regular contributor to The Kurdistan Tribune, Kurdishaspect.com, Mindanao Times and Kurdish Media.You may email the author at:aland_mizell2@hotmail.com.Become a Member today!
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Clash of Civilizations versus Interfaith Dialogue: The theories of Huntington and Gulen
KurdishMedia.com – By Aland Mizell 31/12/2007 00:00:00 The concept of a clash of civilizations became more popular, as well as more controversial, after 9/11. Samuel Huntington introduced the phrase “clash of civilizations” in 1993 in an article in the Journal of … Continue reading
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Does terrorism help Gülen’s Muslim missionaries? A first class revolution from the bottom up
Does terrorism help Gülen’s Muslim missionaries? A first class revolution from the bottom up KurdishMedia.com – By Dr Aland Mizell 09/08/2010 00:00:00 In May 2010 media outlets and blogs spots across the Internet discussed Bill Gates’ Ten million dollar donation … Continue reading
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Hudaybiyah and Gulen the Great Game: Gulen and the Current Peace Negotiations
I hope the Turkish government finally understands that peace cannot come by force, but rather that listening and talking can achieve it. The Turkish government chose direct talks with the Kurdish guerilla organization, the Kurdistan Worker’s Party, and in this … Continue reading
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