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Dr.
Muqtedar Khan is Assistant Professor
in the department of Political Science and International Relations at the
University of Delaware.
He is also a Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution.
He earned his Ph.D. in
International Relations, Political Philosophy, and Islamic Political
Thought, from Georgetown University in May 2000.
Dr. Khan is also associated with the
Center for the Study of Islam and Democracy and the Institute for Social
Policy and Understanding.
He is the author of American Muslims:
Bridging Faith and Freedom (Amana, 2002), Jihad for Jerusalem: Identity
and Strategy in International Relations (Praeger, 2004). His forthcoming
book is titled Beyond Jihad and Crusade: Rethinking US Policy in the
Muslim World (Brookings Institution, 2004).
Dr. Khan frequently comments on BBC,
CNN, FOX and VOA TV, NPR and other radio networks. His political
commentaries appear regularly in newspapers in over 20 countries. He
has also lectured in North America, East Asia, Middle East and Europe.
Dr. Khan's column has appeared in
The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal,
Newsweek (Arabic), New York Post, Newsday, Arizona Tribune, Duluth News Tribune, The Daily
Telegraph (London), The Sun (UK), Jakarta Post, Jordan Times, Manila Times, Outlook India,
Palestine Times, Calgary Herald, The Daily Telegram (MI), San Francisco Chronicle, Detroit
Free Press, Detroit News, Al Ahram (Egypt), Dawn (Pakistan), Daily Times
(Pakistan), Hindustan Times (India), Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, Muslim Democrat,
The Christian Century, Islamic Horizons, The Message, The
Globalist.com, Arab News (Saudi Arabia) Progressive.org, fpif.org,
Beliefnet.com, Arabies Trends, Al-Mustaqbal, Saudi
Gazette, and many other periodicals world wide.
For a
biography of
Dr. Muqtedar Khan click: BIO
For a comprehensive resume click here: Resume
New
Book by
Muqtedar Khan
Jihad
for Jerusalem
AUDIO FILES
Putting
the American in
"American Muslims"
Interview
to Pacifica
Peacewatch on Iraq
(December 22,
2002)
Press Conference on
Islam and America
by Carnegie Corporation
(November 29, 2001)
VIDEO FILES
Lecture
on Islam and Democracy
US Institute of Peace
(June 18, 2002)
Lecture on Islam and Peace
US Institute of Peace
(November 7, 2001)
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NEW
BOOK:
Jihad
for Jerusalem
I am
happy to announce the publication of my first book -- American
Muslims: Bridging Faith and Freedom For more details about
the book go to: Book
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GlocalEye
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Muqtedar Khan's Column on Global Affairs.
It explores the intersection of
globalization and localization.
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Islam in
Oxford
Middle
East Crisis:
U.S. Fails to Defend Itself
Mosques
with Foreign Flags:
Islam in America and Germany
Gloomy Look at
US-Muslim Relations
Introducing
Islamic Democratic Discourse, a new book that seeks to advance a
theoretical foundations for Islamic Democracy.
Two Theories
of Ijtihad
Iran's
Nuclear Crisis
Hamas's
Victory; Positive for All
India the
Emerging Management Giant
U.S.
Foreign Policy and American Muslims
KAREN
HUGHES AND AMERICAN MUSLIMS:
An Alliance Against Extremism
CIA
agents Wanted for Kidnapping:
IS there no End to US scandals?
Quran
Desecration: Far Worse than Abu Ghraib
Islam
in the West
The Threat of Internal Extremism
Are
Pakistanis Less Prejudiced
than Indians?
Modi's
Operandi: American Business
and Genocide Linked Again?
American
Muslims
Call for Radical Transformation
of US Foreign Policy
Iraqi
Elections: Have the Iraqis voted for a Dictatorship of ayatollah
Al-Sistani?
Prospects
for Peace: Palestinian Leadership After Arafat
Passion
for Palestine:
The Unfinished Saga of Yasser Arafat
The
Rise of Political Christianity
Political
Memo to American Muslims: Rethinking American Muslims Politics
Foreign
Policy Forecast:
If Bush Wins | If Kerry Wins
American
Muslim Taskforce Insults
John Kerry and alienates George Bush
9-11
Commission Report: An Entrée' for American Muslims in the Policy Process
How
George Bush Changed America
The
Remarkable Moderation of Detroit Muslims
The
Role of Social Scientists in Muslim Societies
Saudi
Arabia: Rethinking its Soul
Come
November Al
Qaeda will vote
for George W. Bush
American
Muslims and
the Politics of Block Voting
Let
the Elections be about the Future of the Free Society
The
Politics and the Promise
of Civilizational Dialogues:
Globalization
and Terrorism
The
Myth of Secularism:
Liberal
Islam, Radical Islam and
American Foreign Policy
Lessons
from the
Imperial adventure in Iraq
Neocon
Aspirations on the Rocks
Prospects
for Muslim Democracy:
Role for US Policy
Can Pakistan
Withstand the Pressure
from US, Israel and India
India and Pakistan:
Independent but not Free
The
Empire and the Kingdom:
US-Saudi Relations in Crisis
First
Establish the Will to Peace -
Then chart the Way to Peace
Is American Foreign
Policy
a Threat to American Security?
The
Public Face of Christian Evangelical Bigotry
The Legacy
of Prophet Muhammad
and the issues of Pedophilia and Polygamy:
Nice But Tough:
A Framework for US Foreign Policy
in the Muslim World
NEXT
STOP: Making Peace,
Restoring Credibility
A
Memo to Mr. Binladen: Go to Hell!:
If
the UN vetoes the US, it risks irrelevance?
Heavy
Rhetoric, Wishful Thinking
and Hydrogen Cars:
A
Response to
the State of the Union Address
Washington's
Nuclear Policy:
Moral Clarity or Double Standards
Global
Shift to the Right?
The
Threat of American Wahhabis
Who are Moderate Muslims?
America
A Year after September 11
Attack on Iraq:
Illogical and Inethical
Bush
Plan for Palestine: Democracy Before Statehood
India
Flirting with Disaster
Likud Votes for Armageddon
America
and the Crisis of Integrity
Moderate
Muslims: The New Target?
Islam, Hinduism and Truth
The Tragedy of Gujarat
Kashmir may be tougher to resolve than Palestine
Bye, Bye Bill of Rights
Kashmir: India's Gateway to Greatness
Domestic
Dimensions of Arab-Israeli Conflict
Terrorism and Globalization
Osama Bin
Laden is an Enemy of Islam
To War or not
to War in Ramadan
Muslims Must
Develop an Intolerance for Intolerance
Is US
Foreign Policy a Barrier to Democracy in the Muslim World?
A Memo to
Americans
A
Memo to American Muslims
George Bush's
Global Crusade
American Response A Threat to Freedom
US
Under Attack:
Implications for Muslims Everywhere
Pakistan:
Paradise Lost
Iraq:
Between Pain and Power
Indonesia
Transition: Challenges and Expectations
Bangladesh: A Poor Muslim Democracy
Global Policy without Global Vision
Palestinian Militants Make Another Point
Missile Defense: A
Fraud Against Taxpayers?
Arab-Americans lose faith in Bush
Why Peacekeepers are Necessary in
Palestine
US Must be Firm but Fair with China
US
Mid-East Policy takes turn for the
Worse
Strikes Against Iraq: One More
Victory for Saddam
Federal Funds for Faith-Based
Initiatives: Some Concerns
The Dalai Lama Condemns Islamic and
Christian Practice of Conversions
China and the Middle East Mar
Clinton's Foreign Policy Legacy
Muslim Women: The
Challenge Ahead
Colin Powell and the Return of the
Cold Warriors
Florida will not Divide the Nation
The Public Face of Bigotry
Valueless Sanctions Help No One
Re-Imagining Jerusalem: One
Faith-One City
Fiasco in Florida: Democracy Vs.
Constitutionalism
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