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DESCRIPTION:Teach-in on War, Occupation, and Peace in the Middle East\n\nEmad Yahya:  
 Is there light at the end of the tunnel in Iraq?\nEmad Yahya, MBA is 
 President of the Arab-American Cultural Center of Silicon Valley.  He lived 
 in Iraq for 26 years and has travelled there multiple times since the U.S. 
 invasion in 2003.  He recently appeared on HBO's "Bill Maher 
 Live."\n\nSalem Ajluni:  Political economy of occupied Palestinians\nSalem 
 Ajluni, PhD served as a U.N. economist in the occupied Palestinian 
 territories during 1996-2001.  He is an SJSU alumnus and has taught 
 economics for more than a decade.\n\nHossam el-Hamalawy:  Egyptian labor 
 movement and U.S. backing for Mubarak\nHossam el-Hamalawy, MA is an 
 Egyptian labor journalist and activist.  He is a visiting scholar at the 
 U.C. Berkeley School of Journalism.  View his website at: 
 http://arabawy.org.\n\nGil Villagrán:  U.S. exceptionalism in the Middle 
 East\nGil Villagrán, MSW is a lecturer in the School of Social Work at 
 SJSU.  He has practiced social work with immigrants, political refugees, 
 torture survivors, youth gangs, and the poor.  He writes on human rights 
 and social justice.\n\nSharat G. Lin:  Moderator\nSharat G. Lin, PhD writes 
 on global political economy, the Middle East, India, and labor migration.  
 He has lived for many years in Lebanon and the Gulf countries.  He is 
 affiliated with the San José Peace & Justice Center.\n\nAdmission free\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2008/04/23/18494709.php
SUMMARY:U.S. Interests in the Middle East: Source of Stability or Conflict?
LOCATION:Engineering Auditorium (Room 189)\nSan Fernando and South 7th Streets\nSan 
 José State University\nSan José, CA  95192
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2008/04/23/18494709.php
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