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

James Paul

James Paul was publisher of Middle East Report from 1980-1988. He recently retired from his long-time post as director of the Global Policy Forum, a New York-based UN watchdog.

Articles by this Writer Published
“Eventually There Can Only Be an Arab Solution” MER 169 (March/April 1991)
“There Is a Feeling That the Regime Owes Something to the People” MER 156 (January/February 1989)
Points of Stress MER 154 (September/October 1988)
The Middle East and Human Rights MER 149 (November/December 1987)
The New Bourgeoisie of the Gulf MER 142 (September/October 1986)
Owen, Migrant Workers in the Gulf MER 141 (July/August 1986)
“The Scope of the Fraud Was Huge” MER 136/137 (October-December 1985)
“People are suffering tremendously” MER 133 (June 1985)
Lawless and Findlay, North Africa MER 127 (September/October 1984)
Seddon, The Peasants; Munson, The House of Si Abd Allah MER 127 (September/October 1984)
Trade Unions and Moroccan Politics MER 127 (September/October 1984)
States of Emergency MER 127 (September/October 1984)
Information Services on the Middle East MER 112 (February 1983)
The Egyptian Arms Industry MER 112 (February 1983)
Arms Sales and the Militarization of the Middle East MER 112 (February 1983)
The Middle East Arms Race MER 111 (January 1983)
Relief Efforts in the South MER 108 (September/October 1982)
The War in Lebanon MER 108 (September/October 1982)
Foreign Investment in Egypt MER 107 (July/August 1982)
Halliday and Molyneux, The Ethiopian Revolution MER 106 (June 1982)
Introduction MER 94 (January/February 1981)
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