81. Artshub.com.au | For Australian Arts Workers In a situation of such desperation, where the need for basic infrastructure isso pressing, a discussion of the role of culture in the new iraq could be http://www.artshub.com.au/ahau1/news/news.asp?Id=59729&ct=feature

82. Baghdad Bulletin - Independent Iraq News Scarlet O’Hara in iraq (31/8/2003) Huda is a lovely young woman in Defense a companyof actors has gathered to produce and perform “free culture and free http://www.baghdadbulletin.com/index.php?cat_id=9

83. Salon.com | The Culture-war President - - - - The culture-war president With iraq still a mess, Team Bush isswitching battlefields to start screaming about Sodom and Gomorrah. http://www.salon.com/opinion/huffington/2004/02/18/culture_war/index_np.html

Search Salon Directory Hot Topics Joe Conason Right Hook World Press Mark Fiore ... Arianna Huffington Articles by date All of Salon.com By department Opinion Books ... Table Talk [Spirited Salon forums] What did Reagan's life and death mean to you? Will Scott Peterson walk? Posts of the week The Well [Pioneering members-only discussions] Rock 'n' roll memoirs Sound Off Letter to the Editor Salon Blogs NYC: Short fiction NYC: Jonathan Ames lecture Seattle: Personal Essay with Dan Savage NYC: Poetry Lecture Suggest a city or class Best submissions Subscribe Gift Subscriptions ... Investor Relations The culture-war president With Iraq still a mess, Team Bush is switching battlefields to start screaming about Sodom and Gomorrah. By Arianna Huffington "I'm a war president," George Bush told us. But as the body count in Iraq continues to rise, the president's approval rating plummets, and the furor over phantom WMD, sexed-up intel, and Bush's spotty Air National Guard service refuses to go away, it appears Karl Rove is planning a small rewrite for his candidate: "I'm a culture war president." Want to read the whole article? You have two options: Subscribe now, or watch a brief ad and get a free day pass. If you're already a subscriber log in

84. Links To Other Organizations : Iraq Aftermath : AFSC iraq Resource Information Site (IRIS) This site contains information on climate,economy, culture, religion, history, archeology, mythology, major cities, the http://www.afsc.org/iraq/organizations.htm

Iraq Aftermath Home From the War Zone Personal Stories Correspondents' Journal Relief Updates Background Regional Background Iraq Resources AFSC Programs Other Organizations ... Iraq Aftermath Email this page Peace and Justice Organizations American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee This organization works to protect the civil rights of American-Arabs. This website contains resources on a variety of issues containing to the Arab population. Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America They have done work in Iraq. There are several articles on this website. Buddhist Peace Fellowship They work on a variety of social concerns and publish a magazine. Campaign Against Sanctions on Iraq CASI is located at the University of Cambridge. The website contains information on the sanctions, their activities, discussion lists, publications, and links to other organizations. Center for Economic and Social Rights This website contains fact sheets and reports on many countries. They have an Iraq Sanctions program and several others. You can also get a free human rights calendar from them.

85. US COMPANY SOLD ANTHRAX TO IRAQ veterans might be related to biological warfare, specifically, to the list of biologicalmaterials sent to iraq from the American Type culture Collection. He http://mediafilter.org/shadow/S43/S43anthrax.html

US COMPANY SOLD ANTHRAX BACTERIA TO IRAQ By Frank Morales SHADOW WarZone

86. Books & Culture's Book Of The Week: Why We Are In Iraq - Christianity Today Maga Today Magazine Columns Books culture Corner Christianity Today, Week of April7 Books culture s Book of the Week Why We Are in iraq Michael Kelly, RIP http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2003/114/13.0.html

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87. No Quick Democracy In Iraq One must hope that, against all available evidence, contemporary Iraqipolitical culture has minimal influence on the new Iraqi democracy. http://www.cato.org/dailys/05-05-04-2.html

@import "/styles/ns4_toxins.css"; Advanced Search Help Books Policy Studies ... Events Archive Click here to learn more about supporting the Cato Institute. Pocket Constitution Email Updates Cato Audio Cato Store ... El Cato May 5, 2004 No Quick Democracy in Iraq by Patrick Basham Patrick Basham is senior fellow in the Center for Representative Government at the Cato Institute. It's clear now that Iraq will not transform into a democracy anytime soon. The uninspiring, but inescapable, fact is that Saddam Hussein never stood between the Iraqi people and Western-style democracy. The Iraqi dictator was justifiably despised by most of his fellow countrymen. A Saddam-free Iraq may have been a little wealthier; it may even have been a little freer. But it would not have been a liberal democracy without Saddam, and it will not be a democracy significantly faster now. The end of Saddam as a political leader does nothing to alter the fundamental incompatibility of Iraqi society with liberal democracy, or to alter the nature of democratization, as experienced around the globe over the past several decades. It is very hard, therefore, to be optimistic about the chances of post-Saddam Iraq establishing a stable, liberal democratic political system, at least in the short-to-medium-term. Such pessimism stems from an appreciation of, first, Iraqi history and, second, what causes democracy to flourish in a society. Iraq has never had a genuine democracy in its modern history. Since its establishment by the British in the 1920s, Iraq has witnessed the rise and fall of successive brutal authoritarian regimes, competing ruthlessly for power and resources.

88. Iraqi Cultural Heritage These young professionals represent the future for museums in iraq,” observesJohn Russell, Deputy Senior Advisor for culture for the CPA, who consulted http://exchanges.state.gov/culprop/iraq.html

Other Links International Cultural Property Protection How to Donate to Reconstruction of Iraqi Cultural Heritage Iraq Cultural Property Image Collection "Top 30" Missing Iraqi Artifacts ... Iraq Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Iraqi Cultural Heritage Home Dr. Zainab Bahrani Appointed Deputy Senior Advisor to the Iraqi Ministry of Culture ( May 25, 2004 Dr. Zainab Bahrani, Associate Professor, Columbia University has been appointed to work with the Coalition Provisional Authority as Deputy Senior Advisor to the Iraqi Ministry of Culture. Her objective will be to continue the reconstruction at the National Museum and National Library and to identify new opportunities for training and study abroad. Bremer Hands Over Full Authority to the Iraqi Ministry of Culture May 4, 2004 Iraqi Museum Specialists Receive Grant to Study in the U.S. ( February 22, 2004

89. Iraq Natural Resources, Ecology, Culture On The Web Date Thread iraq Natural Resources, Ecology,culture on the Web. by Elizabeth Campbell. 10 April 2003 1812 UTC. http://csf.colorado.edu/envtecsoc/2003/msg00528.html

Date Thread Iraq Natural Resources, Ecology, Culture on the Web by Elizabeth Campbell 10 April 2003 18:12 UTC http://www.earlham.edu/~parkero/Seminar/GrahamOilInIraq.pdf http://www.armyradio.com/publish/Articles/Desert_Storm_Equipment/Back http://www.ias.berkeley.edu/orias/2003/peace/peaceIraq.htm http://www.fas.org/spp/military/docops/operate/ds/index.html ... http://www.siddharthasintent.org/peace/m_east/iq.htm > Policy Briefs: Conference on "Iraqi Oil after Sanctions", February 29, 2000. Middle East Institute. < http://www.mideasti.org/html/020900b.html http://geology.cr.usgs.gov/energy/WorldEnergy/OF97_463/97463appb.html http://geology.cr.usgs.gov/energy/WorldEnergy/OF7-463/97463tbl1.html http://www.gold-eagle.com/gold_digest_01/hamilton011201pv.html ... http://www.evatt.labor.net.au/publications/papers/78.html > The "Eden Again" Project: A New Project Sponsored by the Iraq Foundation < http://www.iraqfoundation.org/projects/edenagain/index.html

90. Robert Fisk: "Good Guys" Who Can Do No Wrong of ours. We used to call Saddam the Hitler of iraq. But wasn t Hitlerone of us , a Westerner, a citizen of our culture? If he http://www.counterpunch.org/fisk05022004.html

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91. Map.designerz.com/rss/xml-feeds/iraq-culture.xml http://map.designerz.com/rss/xml-feeds/iraq-culture.xml

http://iraq.designerz.com Designerz.com Iraq Culture en-us Offers short articles on country, history and culture, links for background and information on political organisations and minorities. Campaigning against the actual political system of Iraq. http://iraq.designerz.com/index.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.geocities.com%2FAthens%2FIthaca%2F3291%2F The NGO based in the region of Iraqi Kurdistan offers information on projects and activities. http://iraq.designerz.com/index.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.iraq-democracy.org%2F Offers news, a web-directory, online-shopping, song and maqamat collection, jokes, chat, photo gallery. http://iraq.designerz.com/index.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.iraq4u.com A chat room for Iraqis and Iraq related issues. Online polls and links for news. http://iraq.designerz.com/index.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.iraqchat.com%2F Infor http://iraq.designerz.com/index.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.uruklink.net%2Fwomen%2Feha1.htm Information on Iraqi culture and everyday life, including personal stories and music. Including a collection of Real Audio music files. Some links are not working. http://iraq.designerz.com/index.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.iraq4us.com

92. The Iraq Foundation Website Applicants must demonstrate a deep knowledge of iraq, iraqi culture andsociety, and must be willing to relocate to iraq for up to 12 months. http://www.iraqfoundation.org/

This site is best viewed with IE 4.0 or later at [1024x768] The Iraq Foundation is a non-profit, non-governmental organization working for democracy and human rights in Iraq, and for a better international understanding of Iraq's potential as a contributor to political stability and economic progress in the Middle East. For more information on the Foundation, please see our About and Projects sections. The Iraq Foundation is seeking qualified individuals to work in its civil society, democracy education and women's advocacy projects in Iraq, including major initiatives to be launched in the near future. Applicants must have solid professional experience in the following areas: training and capacity building for civil society organizations (CSOs), providing technical support for CSOs, conducting civic education training in structured settings, training in outreach and grass-roots organizing, and public advocacy. Proven professional management skills in these areas are also required. Applicants must be fluent in spoken and written Arabic and English, with Kurdish being a plus. Applicants must demonstrate a deep knowledge of Iraq, Iraqi culture and society, and must be willing to relocate to Iraq for up to 12 months. Please note that the deadline for applications is May 3. Please email resume to Hassan@iraqfoundation.org

93. Information On Iraqi Museums Collections by Subhi Anwar Rashid, Hayat Abid Ali AlHuri / Hayat Abid Ali Al-Huri, Subhi AnwarRashid, iraq Museum. Baghdad. - Bagdad Ministry of culture and information http://icom.museum/iraq.html

Resources on Iraqi Museum Collections Below we list some useful bibliographical information about Iraqi museums and collections. Web sites of European and North American Museums with Ancient Near-Eastern collections are also listed, in order to give an overview of the typology of objects. This list is not ment to be all-inclusive. Please help us keep this up to date. If you know of any change or any necessary addition, let us know, and we shall be happy to make the necessary changes on this page. Emergency Red List of Iraqi Antiquities at Risk Interpol - Cultural Property Stolen Iraqi Art Web sites with collections from Iraqi Museums Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative - A joint project of the University of California at Los Angeles and the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science (a database including ca. 7300 tablets from the Iraq Museum collection) Lost Treasures from Iraq (University of Chicago) Iraq-Museum Baghdad (University of Innsbruck, Austria) Iraq Cultural Property Image Collection (U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs)

94. The Exchange - Culture Of Iraq 17. . culture of iraq. See similar stories by browsing keywords culture (431),History (218), International (98), iraq (42), Politics (1035), Religion (74),. http://www.nhpr.org/view_content/4609/

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95. Boing Boing: GIs In Iraq Tote In Digital Pop Culture -- And Share It GIs in iraq tote in digital pop culture and share it Fascinating piece intoday s NYT about digital media sharing among enlisted personnel in iraq. http://boingboing.net/2004/04/13/gis_in_iraq_tote_in_.html

A DIRECTORY OF WONDERFUL THINGS suggest a site home archives store ... xeni Tuesday, April 13, 2004 GIs in Iraq tote in digital pop culture and share it Fascinating piece in today's NYT about digital media sharing among enlisted personnel in Iraq. Would entertainment industry groups or at some point, our government prosecute these soldiers for piracy? At the Kirkush Military Training Base in the eastern Iraqi desert less than 15 miles from the frontier with Iran, an hour's wait for a helicopter was spent listening to Marilyn Manson, Eminem and Shania Twain before the Black Hawk fired up its turbines and somebody back in the barracks, as if on cue and with a dark sense of irony, cranked up Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven." The songs came from a European satellite music channel and a communal computer where 12.8 gigabites of tunes had been downloaded for sharing on MP3's. The rule was simple: Take some music, add some music. "Any time anybody on the team gets a new CD, they load it in, so we stay pretty current," said Sgt. Thomas R. Mena. As the new CD from Tool blasted in the barracks, Sergeant Mena scrolled through the computerized music library, which ranged from Abba and AC/DC, through Limp Biskit and Metallica and on to Van Halen and ZZ Top. Emigres from West Africa who joined the Army for citizenship and career training arrived with the latest Nigerian pop CD's. Chinese-Americans hauled along hot Hong Kong video imports.

96. The Sydney Morning Herald culture s vultures. April 19 2003. Curators and collectors must work togetherto restore iraq s precious antiquities, writes Peter Fray. http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/04/18/1050172757022.html

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97. Near And Middle Eastern Civilizations Undergraduate Student Association Website Devoted to the study of the ancient (from c. 3100 BCE) and contemporary cultures found within modern day Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Rhodes, Cyprus, iraq, (to some extent Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the Republic of Georgia) and western Iran. http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/nmcusa/

Welcome to the Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations Undergraduate Students' Association Website at the University of Toronto UPCOMING EVENTS IN JUNE: S M T W T F S Click here to view a *.PDF version of the 2002-2003 ASSU Anticalendar for the NMC Department. Events in June will be posted as announced. How do I get to NMC events? Contact the Webmaster Last Modified: 07 JUN 2004

98. Cultural Heritage Of Iraq: Site Overview archaeological team made history, discovering the rich and complex Sumerian cultureat the Museum in London, and one half sent to the National Museum in iraq. http://www.museum.upenn.edu/new/research/iraq/overview.shtml

An Introduction to this Site "The looting of the Iraq National Museum and other art and archaeology museums in Iraq is a tragedy of vast proportions to the Iraqi people, and to all those who care about understanding our shared human heritage. In the days, weeks and months ahead, museums and governments alike must do everything possible to assess the damage and stop the flow of stolen artifacts out of Iraq. This Museum has joined with others in a growing international effort to salvage and re-establish the collection." Dr. Jeremy A. Sabloff, The Williams Director The land between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, ancient Mesopotamia, modern-day Iraq, is often called "the cradle of civilization." Much of the long and impressive archaeological record of this region's rich cultural and artistic history resided in the National Museum of Iraq in Baghdaduntil the tragic looting that took place in mid-April. It will be a long time before the full extent of the loss is known. In response to the looting of Iraq's antiquities, University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (UPM) has launched this web feature, in order to educate the public about Iraq's ancient past and to offer the latest updates on a tragic situation that continues to develop. This site features a wide variety of resources, including the latest online news stories, official responses to the situation, and an online exhibition of photographs from the Museum's Photographic Archives, highlighting the Museum's rich history of archaeological research in Iraq. These photographs are available as prints to the public for personal and/or scholarly use. (*Note: the photographs on the right of artifacts known to have been in Iraq's National Museum are not available as prints.)

99. Aljazeera.Net - Israeli Lessons For The US In Iraq Israeli lessons for the US in iraq By Khalid Amayreh in the West Bank. Whatthe Americans did in iraq is something entirely different. . http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/C182D988-28E3-4D48-ADFC-F15D6509B0EC.htm

Advanced Search Homepage News Economy Culture Sci-Tech Special Reports Weather ... Market Watch Home Site Guide Contact Us Set As HomePage Add to favorites Israeli lessons for the US in Iraq By Khalid Amayreh in the West Bank Thursday 06 May 2004, 21:48 Makka Time, 18:48 GMT Thousands of Palestinians say they were tortured by Israel Related: Bush on back foot as scandal grows More prisoner deaths by US probed New Iraq abuse pictures surface Abu Ghuraib prisoners speak of 'torture' ... Hizb Allah leader says Israel tortured him Tools: Email Article Print Article Send Your Feedback The torturing of Iraqi prisoners at the Abu Ghraib prison by US occupying forces has shocked the world, but for most Palestinians it comes as no surprise. In fact, thousands of Palestinians who have served time in Israeli prisons and detention centres see striking similarities between the Israeli treatment of prisoners and American treatment of Iraqi detainees. In some cases, the torture technique or form of mistreatment is almost identical, some former Palestinian prisoners told Aljazeera.net. Hisham Abd al-Razzaq is a Palestinian Authority minister in charge of overseeing and catering for more than 7000 Palestinian prisoners in Israel, many of them interned without charge or trial.

100. Site For "IRAQ - INTERNET Via Satellite - VSAT - TELECOMMUNICATION - WEB DSIGN , A leading iraqi Company providing Internet via Satellite service all over iraq. We also provide Web design, programming and IT services. http://www.ur.com.jo/

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