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Joel Beinin - United States Foreign Policy and the Palestine-Israel Conflict

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Published: 02 December 2007 02 December 2007

Recorded August 17, 2007

Professor of Middle East History, and Director of the Middle East Studies Department at the American University in Cairo, Joel Beinin, talks about United States Foreign Policy and the Palestine-Israel Conflict.

This is a pdxjustice Media Productions recording. Producer William Seaman lists his original TV and radio programs and their schedule on his pdxjustice Media Productions website. http://www.pdxjustice.org/ .

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Professor of Middle East History, and Director of the Middle East Studies Department at the American University in Cairo, Joel Beinin, talks about United States Foreign Policy and the Palestine-Israel Conflict.

This interview with Professor Joel Beinin, along with related weblinks to Professor Beinin's books as well as to programs and resources discussed in this interview, is also available at the pdxjustice Media Productions website at www.pdxjustice.org

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