Joost Hiltermann

Joost Hiltermann is deputy program director for the Middle East and North Africa at the International Crisis Group.

Articles by this Writer	Published
Iraq: What Remains	MER 266 (Spring 2013)
Deep Traumas, Fresh Ambitions	MER 257 (Winter 2010)
Iraq’s Kurds Have to Choose	07.30.2008
To Protect or to Project?	MER 247 (Summer 2008)
Iran’s Nuclear Posture and the Scars of War	01.18.2005
Elusive Justice	MER 215 (Summer 2000)
Al-Haq	MER 214 (Spring 2000)
Clipped Wings, Sharp Claws	MER 212 (Fall 1999)
The Demise of Operation Provide Comfort	MER 203 (Summer 1997)
The Destruction of Iraqi Kurdistan	MER 201 (Winter 1996)
Improvisation and Continuity	MER 182 (May/June 1993)
Teddy Kollek and the Native Question	MER 182 (May/June 1993)
Intifada Memoirs	MER 181 (March/April 1993)
Diverting Water, Displacing Iraq’s Marsh People	MER 181 (March/April 1993)
The Displacement of Urfiya Hama Ahmad	MER 181 (March/April 1993)
Why We Negotiate	MER 175 (March/April 1992)
Eyewitness: Iraq	MER 171 (July/August 1991)
Calculating “Collateral Damage”	MER 169 (March/April 1991)
Aspersion and Intrigue	MER 164-165 (May/June 1990)
Sustaining Movement, Creating Space	MER 164-165 (May/June 1990)
A Bullet, A Lie	MER 157 (March/April 1989)
Abu Jamal’s Family	MER 152 (May/June 1988)
Human Rights and the Politics of Computer Software	MER 150 (January/February 1988)
The Emerging Trade Union Movement in the West Bank	MER 136/137 (October-December 1985)