Social Science Research Council

Kennedy, Michael D. 2004. Ideological Diversity and Intellectual Responsibility in Area Studies and International Affairs. The Journal of the International Institute, 11(2–3).
http ://www.umich.edu/%7Eiinet/journal/vol11no2-3/kennedy.htm.

Ramadan, Tariq. 2004. Too Scary for the Classroom? The New York Times, 1 September. http:// www.nytimes.com /2004/09/01/opinion/01ramadan.html.

Scholes, Robert. 2004. An Advisory Board to Be Wary Of. The Chronicle of Higher Education, 14 May. http://chronicle.com/prm/weekly/v50/i36/36b01301.htm.

Roy, Sara. 2004. Short Cuts. The London Review of Books, 1 April. http://www.lrb.co.uk/v26/n07/roy_01_.html.

Heydemann, Steven. 2004. Warping Mideast judgments. The Chicago Tribune, 14 March. http://www.ssrc.org/programs/mena/MES_Opinions/heydemann.page.

Jacobson, Jennifer. 2004. The Clash Over Middle East Studies. The Chronicle of Higher Education, 6 February. http://chronicle .com/weekly/v50/i22/22a00801.htm.

Strindberg, Anders. 2004. The New Commissars: Congress threatens to cut off funding to collegiate Mideast Studies departments that refuse to toe the neocon line. American Conservative, 2 February. http://www.amconmag. com/2_2_04/article.html.

Kramer, Martin. 2004. HR 3077: The dean's deception. 21 January.
http://www. martinkramer.org/pages/899529/index.htm.

Whitehead, Kenneth D.. 2004. Learning the Language: Title VI is in need of reform. National Review, 14 January. http://www.nationalreview.com/comment/whitehead200401140823.asp.

Dobbs, Michael. 2004. Middle-East Studies Under Scrutiny in U.S.: Watchdog groups alleges left-wing bias. The Washington Post, 13 January, A01. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A11400-2004Jan12. html.

King-Irani, Laurie. 2004. Proposed Changes to Title VI Funding for Area Studies. Anthropology News, 45(1), January.

Lockman, Zachary. 2004. Behind the Battles Over US Middle East Studies. Middle East Report Online, January. http: //www.merip.org/mero/interventions/lockman_interv.html.

Gitlin, Todd. 2004. Culture War, Round 3077. The American Prospect, 15(1), January. http://www. prospect.org/print/V15/1/gitlin-t.html.

Jones, Diane. 2003. House Bill Should Not Be Cause for Alarm. Yale Daily News, 10 December. http://www. yaledailynews.com/article.asp?AID=24398.

Kramer, Martin and Stanley Kurtz. 2003. Can Congress Fix Middle Eastern Studies? The Washington Institute Policywatch, 9 December.
http:/ /www.washingtoninstitute.org/distribution/POL813.doc.

Brodsky, David. 2003. HR 3077 - The Education for Empire Act. The Faculty Advocate, 4(1-2), December. http://iml.umkc. edu/aaup/facadv13.htm#HR%203077.

Task Force on Middle East Anthropology. 2003. Action Alert: HR 3077 Talking Points. December. http://ga.berkeley. edu/academics/hr3077.html.

Newburg, Paul R. 2003. Foreign Studies Poisoned by Politics; Ideology is infecting education, to the detriment of effective diplomacy. Los Angeles Times, 23 November, M02.

Prashad, Vijay. 2003. Confronting Evangelical Imperialists: Mr. Kurtz: The Horror, the Horror. Counterpunch, 13 November.
http://www. counterpunch.org/prashad11132003.html.

Goldberg, Michael. 2003. Ossama University. Salon, 6 November. http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2003/11/06/middle_east/index_np. html.

Burd, Stephen. 2003. House Approves Bill on International Studies that Worries Some Academics. The Chronicle of Higher Education, 23 October.

Hamid Dabashi. 2003. Forget Reds Under the Bed, there's Arabs in the Attic. The Times Higher Education Supplement, 17 October.

American Association of University Professors. 2003. Legislative Alert. 23 September. http://www.aaup .org/govrel/hea/2003/9-23alert.htm.

Pipes, Daniel. 2003. Saving Mideast Studies. New York Post, 18 September. http://www.danielpipes. org/article/1251.

Kurtz, Stanley. 2003. Hearing Both Sides of Title VI: Middle East studies critics and defenders clash on the hill. The National Review Online, 23 June.
http://www. nationalreview.com/kurtz/kurtz062303.asp.

Kurtz, Stanley. 2003. Studying Title VI: Criticisms of Middle East studies get a congressional hearing. The National Review Online, 16 June.
http://www. nationalreview.com/kurtz/kurtz061603.asp.

Committee on Education and the Work Force. 2003. Witnesses Debate Questions of Bias in International Studies Programs. 19 June, Press Release. http://edworkforce.house.gov/press/press108/06jun/heabiashrg061903 .htm.

Cole, Juan. 2003. Why are Arch-Conservatives Ganging Up on the Middle East Studies Association? History News Network, 20 January. http://hnn.us/articles/1218.html

Center for International Studies, University of Chicago. 2003. Title VI Reauthorization Information. 5 January. http:// internationalstudies.uchicago.edu/titleVI.shtml.

McNeil, Kristine. 2002. The War on Academic Freedom. The Nation, 25 November. http:/ /www.thenation.com/doc.mhtml?i=20021125&c=1&s=mcneil.

Postel, Danny. 2002. Islamic Studies' Young Turks. The Chronicle of Higher Education, 13 September.

Heydemann, Steve. 2002. Middle East Studies after 9/11: Defending the Discipline. Journal of Democracy, 13(3), July.

Gause, Gregory F. III. 2002. Who Lost Middle Eastern Studies? The Orientalists Strike Back. Foreign Affairs, 81. March-April, 164-168.