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Paul Rogers

Paul Rogers is Professor of Peace Studies at Bradford University and is openDemocracy’s International Security Editor. A consultant to the Oxford Research Group, the second edition of his book Losing Control has just been published by Pluto Press.

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Iraq’s gift to Afghanistan

The refocusing of the United States military effort on Afghanistan highlights the role of the Iraq war in training a new generation of jihadi operatives.

A world in the balance

The summits of the elite world must begin to address the insecurity and inequality that afflict the majority of the earth's inhabitants, or pay a great price in the years to come.

The SWISH Report (12)

In light of Barack Obama's victory in the United States presidential election, the al-Qaida movement once more solicits advice from the renowned management consultancy.

 

America and Syria: a political raid

The United States's strike on Syria reflects both military concern and political calculation over the progress of the "war on terror", says Paul Rogers

A crisis-opportunity moment

The response of political elites to the global financial shock should take account of two previous chances to create a fairer world economy.

(This article was first published on 23 October 2008)