Talk:Ammar Abdulhamid

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Ammar Abdulhamid is a noted Syrian dissident, author and founder of The Tharwa Foundation, a non-profit promoting democracy, development and diversity in Syria and the region as a whole.

Bibliography

I removed the bibliography from this section because it was lengthy and irrelevant to most of the material

Publications

Books

• Menstruation: A Novel
• Ammar Abdulhamid: Books on Amazon.com

Blogs

• Amarji
• Ammar Abdulhamid on Syria: “It’s the economy, stupid”
• bitterlemons-International: The New Revolutionaries

Project Syndicate

• Defending America’s “Freedom Agenda”
• Is Dialogue with Iran and Syria Worth It?
• Cradle of Contradictions
• Is Syria Next?
• Syria's Culture of Fear and Stalemate

The Daily Star

• Syria's year of living dangerously
• Out of the dark: Syria's Kurdish question reborn
• Misreading the sanctions message
• Prepare for when the Arab bottle breaks
• A distrustful Washington eyes Syria
• The oxymoron of 'illiberal democracy'
• Arab liberals: the last hope for reform
• Mr. Assad, take down our wall
• Reform starts with a Lebanon withdrawal
• Syria's salvation is through reform
• Syrian media reform: a glass half full or half empty?
• Stop splitting hairs on 'terrorism'
• Why ignoring Syria is misguided
• Will the Syrian regime take on the world?
• The Syrian opposition's woeful irrelevance
• The U.S. and the Arabs: so similar, yet so democratically different
• The time for sacrificing is over
• Syria's serial exporters of instability
• A new Iraq is forming in Syria
• Bashar Assad's moment of truth is now
• For Syrian optimists, now is the time to reconsider
• Some thoughts on a mundane Baath event
• Arab democrats are being abandoned
• In Bashar Assad's Syria, a growing passion for war
• Keep the US 'freedom agenda' alive
• Fighting despotism, armed with a keyboard and modem
• The delusion of a dialogue with Syria

About Ammar Abdulhamid

Books

• Jeremy Jones. Negotiating Change: The New Politics of the Middle East.

Newsmedia publications

Aljadid

• Coming of Age in Syria: Turbulence of Cultural Change

American Public Media

• I am Syrian

The Jerusalem Post

• Syria's 'Heretical Dissident' Blasts His 'Stupid' President

NPR: National Public Radio

• Leaving Syria: Ammar Abdulhamid
• Syria Faces Pressures to Democratize
• Under Pressure, Syria Moves Toward Reform
• Syria Assures Completion of Pullout from Lebanon
• Syrian Dissidents Fight Pullout from Lebanon

The New York Times

• A Liberal in Damascus

Reason Magazine

• The Fate of a Syrian Liberal

The Syria Monitor

• NSF Activity in the US
• Ammar Abdulhamid On the Syrian Monitor

USA Today

• U.N. demands that Syria cooperate
• Secularists, Islamists unite against Baathists in Syria
• http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2005-02-27-arab-democracy_x.htm New Openings for Arab Democracy]

The Washington Post

• A Modernizer Challenges Syria's Old Order

Y net News

• Towards a Democratic Syria

This article needs to be rewritten by somebody other than Ammar Abdulhamid. BrooklynBarber (talk) 20:02, 6 December 2008 (UTC)

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Ammar Abdulhamid is a suspect of corruption with his wife, Funds to his "Tharwa" organization has stopped. Investigation should be thorough before posting articles about this person. Actually I doubt he did this article about himself.

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