Fred H. Lawson
Fred H. Lawson, a contributing editor of this magazine and James Irvine professor of government at Mills College is author of Why Syria Goes to War (Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1996).
| Articles by this Writer | Published |
|---|---|
| Private Capital and the State in Contemporary Syria | MER 203 (Summer 1997) |
| Karsh, The Soviet Union and Syria | MER 163 (March/April 1990) |
| US-Arab Economic Trends in the Reagan Period | MER 155 (November/December 1988) |
| Peterson, Defending Arabia | MER 148 (September/October 1987) |
| Nonneman, Iraq, the Gulf States and the War | MER 148 (September/October 1987) |
| Hussain, Political Perspectives on the Muslim World | MER 141 (July/August 1986) |
| Class and State in Kuwait | MER 132 (May/ June 1985) |
| Stookey, South Yemen | MER 130 (February 1985) |
| Davis, Challenging Colonialism | MER 129 (January 1985) |
| The Reagan Administration in the Middle East | MER 128 (November/ December 1984) |
| Books on Syria | MER 125/126 (July-September 1984) |
| Social Bases for the Hama Revolt | MER 110 (November/December 1982) |
