The Obama Administration and US Relations with the Muslim World
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On 16 October 2009, the Institute of Global Cultural Studies (IGCS) at
Binghamton, jointly with the Association of Muslim Social Scientists of
North America (AMSS), sponsored a symposium in Binghamton University’s
Mandela Hall on “The Obama Administration and US Relations with
theMuslimWorld: Prospects, Progress and Lingering Skepticism.” The presentations
addressed Iran’s nuclear program, Arab-Israeli relations, Iraq and
Afghanistan, Darfur, and studies comparing Obama with Malcolm X and
Japan’s new prime minister Yukio Haroyama. Inevitably, there was also
some debate as to whether Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize was legitimately
earned or premature ...
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