Table of Contents

Part 1: War On Terrorism; 1: Chapter 1: Before 9/11; 2: Chapter 2: American Responses Post-9/11; 3: Chapter 3: Militant Islam Post-9/11; Part 2: Islam And Muslims; 4: Chapter 4: Writ Large; 5: Chapter 5: In The West; 6: Chapter 6: Presenting And Representing Islam In America Think Like A Muslim; Part 3: The Arab-Israeli And Other Conflicts; 7: Chapter 7: The Oslo Diplomacy; 8: Chapter 8: The Oslo War; 9: Chapter 9: Syria Vs. Israel; 10: Chapter 10: Iraq Vs. All; Part 4: American Views; 11: Chapter 11: Making U.S. Policy; 12: Chapter 12: The Academy Interprets

About the Author

Charlotte Gower Chapman, Daniel Pipes

Reviews

-[Daniel Pipes] is combative in confronting terror but respectful of Islam as a faith... -Miniatures- is a collection of Pipes' columns from many venues, published in recent years. They fall into four parts dealing with the war on terrorism, Islam and Muslims, the Arab-Israeli and other conflicts and options for American policy... [T]he author reaffirms his essential thesis that has held true throughout his career: -Today's international crisis concerns not Islam the religion but militant Islam the ideology-... This volume belongs on the shelf of everyone concerned with Middle Eastern issues.- --Stephen Schwartz, New York Post

"[Daniel Pipes] is combative in confronting terror but respectful of Islam as a faith... "Miniatures" is a collection of Pipes' columns from many venues, published in recent years. They fall into four parts dealing with the war on terrorism, Islam and Muslims, the Arab-Israeli and other conflicts and options for American policy... [T]he author reaffirms his essential thesis that has held true throughout his career: "Today's international crisis concerns not Islam the religion but militant Islam the ideology..". This volume belongs on the shelf of everyone concerned with Middle Eastern issues." --Stephen Schwartz, New York Post

"[Daniel Pipes] is combative in confronting terror but respectful of Islam as a faith... "Miniatures" is a collection of Pipes' columns from many venues, published in recent years. They fall into four parts dealing with the war on terrorism, Islam and Muslims, the Arab-Israeli and other conflicts and options for American policy... [T]he author reaffirms his essential thesis that has held true throughout his career: "Today's international crisis concerns not Islam the religion but militant Islam the ideology..". This volume belongs on the shelf of everyone concerned with Middle Eastern issues." --Stephen Schwartz, New York Post