Middle East Research and Information Project: Critical Coverage of the Middle East Since 1971

<h2 class="merip-meta">May/June 1986</h2>

It is often said that terrorism is a term that resists easy definition. Middle East Report 140 offers interventions on this subject written during the Reagan-era war on terror.

Table of Contents

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From the Editors (May-June 1986)
The Editors

Articles
Comprehending Terror
Eqbal Ahmad
Mad Dogs and Presidents
Joe Stork
“The First Prime-Time Bombing in History”
Zachary Lockman, Joan Mandell
Israel and Guatemala
Cheryl Rubenberg
Israel in Central America
Margo Gutierrez, Milton Jamail

Reviews
Iran and the Reagan Doctrine
Fred Halliday
Findley, They Dare to Speak Out
Beshara Doumani
Klare, American Arms Supermarket
Ekin, Enduring Witness
Dale Bishop
Books on Arab Economies
Sharif Elmusa
CERMOC, Mouvements Communautaires et Espaces Urbains au Machreq
Books on Saudi Arabian Economics
Christian Huxley
Letters (May/June 1986)
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