AFRICASIA, SIMON MALLEY, AQUINO DE BRAGANCA, MEHDI AYACHE, ANOUAR KHALED, OSCAR MONTERO, DR. NICOLAS SARKIS, ALBERT-PAUL LENTIN, TARIQ ALI, BARBRO KARABUDA, ZOHRA BENJELLOUN, A EL QUABOUS, SOULEYMANE KOLY, ISABELLE ALVAREZ

Africasia, N° 45, juillet 1971. Contient entre autres : Le chef de la C.I.A en Isra‘l, par Simon Malley (3 p.).Une nouvelle Sainte Alliance (entre Nasser et le roi Fayçal), par Mehdi Ayache (2 p.). ' Israc ' : La conception matérialiste de la question juive, par Anouar Khaled (1 p.). Togo entre Bonn et Paris, par la rédaction (2 p.). Afrique Australe : Londres a choisi, par A. de Bragança (2 p.). Un Mozambicain en Guinée, par Oscar Montero (3 p.)...

Paris, Société Africasia Presse Editions, 1971. Contient également : Pétrole : à quand la bataille du développement, par le docteur Nicolas Sarkis (_ p.). Maroc : le push manqué, par Albert-Paul Lentin (3 p.). Pakistan : un nouveau F.L.N., par Tariq Ali (2 p.). Chine : une bataille de huit hivers (sur le Hai Ho), par la direction (2 p.). Indonésie : le paradis du profit rapide (III), par Barbro Karabuda (2 p.). Amérique Latine : Cuba, la paille et la poutre, par Nadia Kasji + Un écrivain argentin, Rodolfo Walsh, témoigne (3 p.). La recherche artistique au Marocb : comment se libérer de l'emprise coloniale ?, par Zohra Benjelloun (2 p.). Les Makondés : un art dangereusement subversif, par A. El Quabous (1 p.). La longue marche des comédiens nègres en France, par Souleymane Koly (3 p.).... 1 fascicule petit in-4, 54 pages, broché, couverture illustrée. Bon état.
¶ Africasia, N° 45, juillet 1971. Contient entre autres : Le chef de la C.I.A en Isra‘l, par Simon Malley (3 p.).Une nouvelle Sainte Alliance (entre Nasser et le roi Fayçal), par Mehdi Ayache (2 p.). ' Israc ' : La conception matérialiste de la question juive, par Anouar Khaled (1 p.). Togo entre Bonn et Paris, par la rédaction (2 p.). Afrique Australe : Londres a choisi, par A. de Bragança (2 p.). Un Mozambicain en Guinée, par Oscar Montero (3 p.)...

-- Librairie Pettit

Book number: 52780

ALI, TARIQ

1968 and After : Inside the Revolution / Tariq Ali

London : Blond & Briggs. 1978 1978. 1st Edition. Description: xxxv. 218. [1] p. ; 23 cm. Subjects: Socialism. Democracy. World politics --1965-1975. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dw. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight. bright. clean and especially sharp-cornered.0856340820. Weight in Kg appr.: 1

-- MW Books

Book number: 120460

Keywords: 0856340820

ALI, TARIQ

1968 and After : Inside the Revolution

Blond & Briggs, 1978, First Edition. (ISBN: 0856340820) Hard Cover. The largest secondhand bookshop in the Midlands , Good/No Jacket.

-- Astley Book Farm

Book number: 00061042

Catalogue: Middle East

Keywords: 0856340820

ALI, TARIQ

1968 and After : Inside the Revolution / Tariq Ali

London : Blond & Briggs 1978. 1st Edition. Description: xxxv. 218. [1] p. ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 217-[219]. Subjects: Socialism. Democracy. World politics --1965-1975. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dw. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight. bright. clean and especially sharp-cornered.0856340820. Weight in Kg appr.: 1

-- MW Books

Book number: 121320

Keywords: 0856340820

ALI, TARIQ

1968 and After : Inside the Revolution / Tariq Ali

London : Blond & Briggs 1978. 1st Edition. Description: xxxv. 218 p. ; 23 cm. Subjects: Socialism. Democracy --World politics --1965-1975. Fine cloth copy in a near fine dw. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight. bright. clean and especially sharp-cornered.0856340820. Weight in Kg appr.: 1

-- MW Books

Book number: 33974

Keywords: 0856340820

ALI , TARIQ:

1968 and After : Inside the Revolution

Blond & Briggs 1978 First H/Back red cloth boards VG spine sunned 218pp 8.5 x 5.5 435g
¶ A look at revolutionary socialism

-- Stort Books

Book number: 2349

Keywords: revolution france czechoslovakia chile portuguese socialism british 0856340820

ALI, TARIQ

21 : 21 Picador authors celebrate 21 years of international writing

Picador, London, 1993. Softcover (with flaps). Very Good Condition. Size: 21 cm. 281 pages. Scattered foxing, but text mostly clean. Covers are grubby in spots, and contain grease-stains, but otherwise in sound condition. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 500 grams. ISBN: 0330331329.

-- Random Books

Book number: 13464

Catalogue: Literary Criticism & Essays

Keywords: Authors, English 20th century Anecdotes, Authors, Commowealth 20th century, Anecdotes, English prose Essays Literary Criticism & Essays; Authors, English 20th century Anecdotes; Authors, English 20th century Anecdotes

ALI, TARIQ

The book of Saladin

Verso Books, 1998. Linnen band met stofomslag. Pp: 367. Tariq Ali's latest novel is a rich and teeming chronicle set in twelfth-century Cairo, Damascus and Jerusalem. "The Book of Saladin" is the fictional memoir of Saladin, the Kurdish liberator of Jerusalem, as dictated to a Jewish scribe, Ibn Yakub. Saladin grants Ibn Yakub permission to talk to his wife and retainers so that he might present a full portrait in the Sultan's memoirs. A series of interconnected stories follows, tales brimming over with warmth, earthy humor and passions in which ideals clash with realities and dreams are confounded by desires. At the heart of the novel is an affecting love affair between the Sultan's favored wife, Jamila, and the beautiful Halina, a later addition to the harem. The novel charts the rise of Saladin as Sultan of Egypt and Syria and follows him as he prepares, in alliance with his Jewish and Christian subjects, to take Jerusalem back from the Crusaders. This is a medieval story, but much of it will be uncannily familiar to those who follow events in contemporary Cairo, Damascus, and Baghdad. Betrayed hopes, disillusioned soldiers and unrealistic alliances form the backdrop to "The Book of Saladin.". ISBN: 9781859848340. Cond./Kwaliteit: Goed.

-- Boekhandel De Slegte b.v.

Book number: U1113496

Catalogue: Engelse literatuur

Keywords: 9781859848340

ALI, TARIQ

The Book of Saladin

Published by Verso London and New York First Verso Paperback Edition 1999. Publisher's original colour illustrated laminated card covers. 8vo 8'' x 5¼'' 367 pp ISBN 1859842313. Free from inscription and in Fine condition, no dust wrapper as published, new book never used.

-- Little Stour Books Books (Member of PBFA)

Book number: 26593

Catalogue: MODERN FIRST EDITIONS

ALI, TARIQ

The book of Saladin

2000. Paperback. Pp: 407. ISBN: 9789695160251. Cond./Kwaliteit: Goed.

-- Boekhandel De Slegte b.v.

Book number: U788914

Catalogue: Engelse literatuur

Keywords: 9789695160251

ALI, TARIQ

The Book of Saladin

New York, New York, U.S.A. Verso Books. 1998, First Edition. (ISBN: 1859848346) Hard Cover. Fine/Fine.

-- Seattle Book Center

Book number: 045462

Catalogue: Fiction

Keywords: fiction crusades jerusalem 1859848346

ALI, TARIQ

Book of Saladin

Ed./Druk: 1. Paperback. Fictionally chronicles the life and court of Saladin, the Kurdish liberator of Jerusalem while showcasing the opulence of court life. ISBN: 9781859842317. Cond./Kwaliteit: Goed.

-- Boekhandel De Slegte b.v.

Book number: U2000763

Catalogue: Romans

Keywords: 9781859842317

ALI, TARIQ:

BUSH IN BABYLON. The Recolonisation of Iraq.

London, Verso, (2003). Cloth spine & boards, fine in d/w, endpaper maps, illust., pp. x, 214. ISBN 1 85984 583 5.
¶ "The invasion and occupation of Iraq ... marks a turning point in world history and a renewal of the two-hundred-year-old war waged by the North against the South" (d/w blurb).

-- Serendipity Books

Book number: 78464

Keywords: Islam history politics Jidah "War on terror" USA Iraq war American Empire imperialism religion religious fundamentalism terrorism colonialism

ALI, TARIQ

Bush in Babylon the Recolonisation of Iraq

W. W. Norton & Company, 2003. 1st printing. Hardcover. ISBN: 1859845835. 0.87 x 8.03 x 6.22 Inches; 224 pages. Very Good+ in Very Good+ dust jacket .

-- Books End

Book number: 190348

Keywords: 1859845835 Politics

ALI, TARIQ

Bush in Babylon: The Recolonisation of Iraq

London and New York, Verso. 2003, First Edition, First Printing. (ISBN: 1859845835) Hard Cover with dust jacket, 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. x, 214 pp. illus. 2 maps, bib. notes, index; 22 cm. Map on lining papers. Tight, clean copy. Dust jacket with a small corner crease/front flap. Another copy available. "The assault and capture of Iraq--and the resistance it has provoked--will shape the politics of the twenty-first century. In this passionate and provocative book, Tariq Ali provides a history of Iraqi resistance against empires old and new, and argues against the view that sees imperialist occupation as the only viable solution to bring about regime-change in corrupt and dictatorial states. Like the author's previous work, The Clash of Fundamentalisms, this book presents a magnificent cultural history. Detailing the longstanding imperial ambitions of key figures in the Bush administration and how war profiteers close to Bush are cashing in, Bush in Babylon is unique in moving beyond the corporate looting by the US military government to offer the reader an expert and in-depth analysis of the extent of resistance to the US occupation in Iraq. On 15 February 2003, eight million people marched on the streets of five continents against a war that had not yet begun. A historically unprecedented number of people rejected official justifications for war that the secular Ba'ath Party of Iraq was connected to al-Qaeda or that 'weapons of mass destruction' existed in the region, outside of Israel. More people than ever are convinced that the greatest threat to peace comes from the center of the American empire and its satrapies, with Blair and Sharon as lieutenants to the Commander-in-Chief. Examining how countries from Japan to France eventually rushed to support US aims, as well as the futile UN resistance, Tariq Ali proposes a re-founding of Mark Twain's mammoth American Anti-Imperialist League (which included William James, W.E.B. DuBois, William Dean Howells, and John Dewey) to carry forward the antiwar movement. Meanwhile, as Iraqis show unexpected hostility and independence, rather than gratitude, for 'liberation,' Ali is unique is uncovering the depth of the resistance now occurring inside occupied Iraq. / Tariq Ali is a writer and filmmaker, long-time political activist and campaigner, and very much in demand as a commentator on the current situation in the Middle East. He has written over a dozen books on world history and politics, including the bestseller The Clash of Fundamentalisms, five novels, and scripts for both stage and screen. The first novel in the Islam Quintet, Shadows of the Pomegranate Tree, was awarded the Archbishop San Clemente del Instituto Rosalia de Castro Prize for Best Foreign Language Fiction published in Spain in 1994 and, like The Book of Saladin, has been translated into several languages. His The Dictatorship of Capital is forthcoming from Verso." - Publisher. Fine/Very Good.

-- Left Coast Books

Book number: 038225

Keywords: 1859845835

ALI, TARIQ

Bush in Babylon: The Recolonisation of Iraq

London and New York, Verso. 2003. (ISBN: 1859845835) Hard Cover with dust jacket, 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Collectible, x, 214 pp. illus. 2 maps, bib. notes, index; 22 cm. Map on lining papers. SIGNED by Tariq Ali on the half-title page. Dust jacket protected in a mylar book cover. "The assault and capture of Iraq--and the resistance it has provoked--will shape the politics of the twenty-first century. In this passionate and provocative book, Tariq Ali provides a history of Iraqi resistance against empires old and new, and argues against the view that sees imperialist occupation as the only viable solution to bring about regime-change in corrupt and dictatorial states. Like the author's previous work, The Clash of Fundamentalisms, this book presents a magnificent cultural history. Detailing the longstanding imperial ambitions of key figures in the Bush administration and how war profiteers close to Bush are cashing in, Bush in Babylon is unique in moving beyond the corporate looting by the US military government to offer the reader an expert and in-depth analysis of the extent of resistance to the US occupation in Iraq. On 15 February 2003, eight million people marched on the streets of five continents against a war that had not yet begun. A historically unprecedented number of people rejected official justifications for war that the secular Ba'ath Party of Iraq was connected to al-Qaeda or that 'weapons of mass destruction' existed in the region, outside of Israel. More people than ever are convinced that the greatest threat to peace comes from the center of the American empire and its satrapies, with Blair and Sharon as lieutenants to the Commander-in-Chief. Examining how countries from Japan to France eventually rushed to support US aims, as well as the futile UN resistance, Tariq Ali proposes a re-founding of Mark Twain's mammoth American Anti-Imperialist League (which included William James, W.E.B. DuBois, William Dean Howells, and John Dewey) to carry forward the antiwar movement. Meanwhile, as Iraqis show unexpected hostility and independence, rather than gratitude, for 'liberation,' Ali is unique is uncovering the depth of the resistance now occurring inside occupied Iraq. / Tariq Ali is a writer and filmmaker, long-time political activist and campaigner, and very much in demand as a commentator on the current situation in the Middle East. He has written over a dozen books on world history and politics, including the bestseller The Clash of Fundamentalisms, five novels, and scripts for both stage and screen. The first novel in the Islam Quintet, Shadows of the Pomegranate Tree, was awarded the Archbishop San Clemente del Instituto Rosalia de Castro Prize for Best Foreign Language Fiction published in Spain in 1994 and, like The Book of Saladin, has been translated into several languages. His The Dictatorship of Capital is forthcoming from Verso." - Publisher. Very Good/Fine. SIGNED.

-- Left Coast Books

Book number: 056317

Catalogue: X: Californiana

Keywords: Collectible 1859845835

ALI, TARIQ

Bush in Babylon: The Recolonisation of Iraq

London, Verso. 2004, First Edition. (ISBN: 1 84467 512 2) Mass Market Paperback. x, 262pp inc index and some b+w photos and appendices - Ali presents a "cultural and political history of Iraqi resistance agains empires old and new". Includes a new postscript reflecting the end of year one of the US/UK occupation of Iraq. Book is immaculate. As New/No Jacket.

-- Books at Star Dot Star

Book number: 006149

Catalogue: History

Keywords: Tariq Ali, Iraq, Gulf War, Saddam Hussein, George W. Bush 1844675122

ALI, TARIQ

Bush in Babylon. The Recolonisation of Iraq.

London: Verso 2003. . 214p hardback with green pictorial jacket, mpa on end papers, pages clean with photographs, as new, VG.

-- Plurabelle Books

Book number: PAQ71922

Catalogue: USA

ALI, TARIQ

Bush in Babylon : The Recolonisation of Iraq

London, Verso, 2003. orig.boards. 22x15cm, x,214 pp. Minor rubbing. VG.
¶ Contents: The jackal’s wedding -- An oligarchy of racketeers -- Colonels and communists -- Ba’athism, Saddam and Gumhurriya -- War and empire -- Empire and resistance ["This invasion and occupation of Iraq by the United States and Britain - with retrospective sanction of this recolonisation by the United Nations - marks a turning point in world history and a renewal of the two-hundred-year-old war waged by the North against the South. Whatever the final outcome, the assault and capture of Iraq by the American Empire and its bloodshot British adjutant - and the resistance it provoked - will shape the politics of the twenty-first century. In this passionate and provocative book, Tariq Ali argues against the view that sees imperialist occupation as the only viable solution to bring about the regime-change in corrupt and dictatorial states. The American Empire, like all its predecessors, acts primarily out of self-interest. Now, as before, it is the political, economic and strategic needs of the United States that determine its foreign policy. Bush in Babylon is above all a history of the Iraqi resistance against empires old and new. Imperial interventions in the past created a layer of collaborators who could only be removed via a revolution; but the tragedy of Iraq is also self- inflicted. The radical colonels, courageous communists and burnt-out Ba' athists failed to establish a stable and just democratic republic, thus enabling a return visit by imperialism...." - Publisher's description].

-- Expatriate Bookshop of Denmark

Book number: BOOKS019274I

Keywords: Iraqi Political History, Iraq War, United States, , , , , , ,

ALI, TARIQ

Bush in Babylon : The Recolonisation of Iraq

Verso, United Kingdom, 2003. Softcover. Near Fine Condition. Size: 21 cm. 160 pages. Edges very slightly spotted or marked. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 500 grams. ISBN: 1859845363.

-- Random Books

Book number: 11125

Catalogue: Sociology & Politics

Keywords: Sociology & Politics; POLITICS & GOVERNMENT; POLITICS & GOVERNMENT

ALI, TARIQ

Bush in Babylon. The recolonisation of Iraq

Verso Books, 2003. Gekartonneerd met stofomslag. Pp: 214. The assault and capture of Iraq ' and the resistance it has provoked ' will shape the politics of the twenty-first century. In this passionate and provocative book, Tariq Ali provides a history of Iraqi resistance against empires old and new, and argues against the view that sees imperialist occupation as the only viable solution to bring about regime-change in corrupt and dictatorial states. Like the author's previous work, The Clash of Fundamentalisms , this book presents a magnificent cultural history. Detailing the longstanding imperial ambitions of key figures in the Bush administration and how war profiteers close to Bush are cashing in, Bush in Babylon is unique in moving beyond the corporate looting by the US military government to offer the reader an expert and in-depth analysis of the extent of resistance to the US occupation in Iraq. On 15 February 2003, eight million people marched on the streets of five continents against a war that had not yet begun. A historically unprecedented number of people rejected official justifications for war that the secular Ba'ath Party of Iraq was connected to al-Qaeda or that 'weapons of mass destruction' existed in the region, outside of Israel. More people than ever are convinced that the greatest threat to peace comes from the center of the American empire and its satrapies, with Blair and Sharon as lieutenants to the Commander-in-Chief. Examining how countries from Japan to France eventually rushed to support US aims, as well as the futile UN resistance, Tariq Ali proposes a re-founding of Mark Twain's mammoth American Anti-Imperialist League (which included William James, W.E.B. DuBois, William Dean Howells, and John Dewey) to carry forward the antiwar movement. Meanwhile, as Iraqis show unexpected hostility and independence, rather than gratitude, for 'liberation,' Ali is unique is uncovering the depth of the resistance now occurring inside occupied Iraq. ISBN: 9781859845837. Cond./Kwaliteit: Als nieuw.

-- Boekhandel De Slegte b.v.

Book number: U815966

Catalogue: Krijgsgeschiedenis

Keywords: 9781859845837

ALI, TARIQ.

Bush in Babylon : the recolonisation of Iraq.

London : Verso, 2004. Reprint.Paperback. 256 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. Mailorder only - Alleen verzending mogelijk. . ISBN 1844675122

-- Kloof Booksellers & Scientia Verlag

Book number: #215457

Keywords: doos, MIDDLE-EAST *, *. 1844675122

ALI, TARIQ

Bush in Babylon. The recolonisation of Iraq

Verso Books, 2003. Gekartonneerd met stofomslag. Pp: 214. The assault and capture of Iraq ' and the resistance it has provoked ' will shape the politics of the twenty-first century. In this passionate and provocative book, Tariq Ali provides a history of Iraqi resistance against empires old and new, and argues against the view that sees imperialist occupation as the only viable solution to bring about regime-change in corrupt and dictatorial states. Like the author's previous work, The Clash of Fundamentalisms , this book presents a magnificent cultural history. Detailing the longstanding imperial ambitions of key figures in the Bush administration and how war profiteers close to Bush are cashing in, Bush in Babylon is unique in moving beyond the corporate looting by the US military government to offer the reader an expert and in-depth analysis of the extent of resistance to the US occupation in Iraq. On 15 February 2003, eight million people marched on the streets of five continents against a war that had not yet begun. A historically unprecedented number of people rejected official justifications for war that the secular Ba'ath Party of Iraq was connected to al-Qaeda or that 'weapons of mass destruction' existed in the region, outside of Israel. More people than ever are convinced that the greatest threat to peace comes from the center of the American empire and its satrapies, with Blair and Sharon as lieutenants to the Commander-in-Chief. Examining how countries from Japan to France eventually rushed to support US aims, as well as the futile UN resistance, Tariq Ali proposes a re-founding of Mark Twain's mammoth American Anti-Imperialist League (which included William James, W.E.B. DuBois, William Dean Howells, and John Dewey) to carry forward the antiwar movement. Meanwhile, as Iraqis show unexpected hostility and independence, rather than gratitude, for 'liberation,' Ali is unique is uncovering the depth of the resistance now occurring inside occupied Iraq. ISBN: 9781859845837. Cond./Kwaliteit: Goed.

-- Boekhandel De Slegte b.v.

Book number: U909651

Catalogue: Krijgsgeschiedenis

Keywords: 9781859845837

ALI, TARIQ

Bush in Babylon : The Recolonisation of Iraq

Verso, London, 2003. Softcover. Very Good. Size: 8"- 9" Tall. Previous owner's inscription in ink. Category: Military; World History; ISBN: 1859845363. ISBN/EAN: 9781859845363. Inventory No: 8670.

-- Berry Books

Book number: 8670

Keywords: Military; World History; Military World History

ALI, TARIQ

Bush in Babylon: The Recolonisation of Iraq

London and New York, Verso. 2003, First Edition, First Printing. (ISBN: 1859845835) Hard Cover with dust jacket, 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Collectible, x, 214 pp. illus. 2 maps, bib. notes, index; 22 cm. Map on lining papers. Tight, clean copy. Dust jacket protected in a mylar book cover. "The assault and capture of Iraq--and the resistance it has provoked--will shape the politics of the twenty-first century. In this passionate and provocative book, Tariq Ali provides a history of Iraqi resistance against empires old and new, and argues against the view that sees imperialist occupation as the only viable solution to bring about regime-change in corrupt and dictatorial states. Like the author's previous work, The Clash of Fundamentalisms, this book presents a magnificent cultural history. Detailing the longstanding imperial ambitions of key figures in the Bush administration and how war profiteers close to Bush are cashing in, Bush in Babylon is unique in moving beyond the corporate looting by the US military government to offer the reader an expert and in-depth analysis of the extent of resistance to the US occupation in Iraq. On 15 February 2003, eight million people marched on the streets of five continents against a war that had not yet begun. A historically unprecedented number of people rejected official justifications for war that the secular Ba'ath Party of Iraq was connected to al-Qaeda or that 'weapons of mass destruction' existed in the region, outside of Israel. More people than ever are convinced that the greatest threat to peace comes from the center of the American empire and its satrapies, with Blair and Sharon as lieutenants to the Commander-in-Chief. Examining how countries from Japan to France eventually rushed to support US aims, as well as the futile UN resistance, Tariq Ali proposes a re-founding of Mark Twain's mammoth American Anti-Imperialist League (which included William James, W.E.B. DuBois, William Dean Howells, and John Dewey) to carry forward the antiwar movement. Meanwhile, as Iraqis show unexpected hostility and independence, rather than gratitude, for 'liberation,' Ali is unique is uncovering the depth of the resistance now occurring inside occupied Iraq. / Tariq Ali is a writer and filmmaker, long-time political activist and campaigner, and very much in demand as a commentator on the current situation in the Middle East. He has written over a dozen books on world history and politics, including the bestseller The Clash of Fundamentalisms, five novels, and scripts for both stage and screen. The first novel in the Islam Quintet, Shadows of the Pomegranate Tree, was awarded the Archbishop San Clemente del Instituto Rosalia de Castro Prize for Best Foreign Language Fiction published in Spain in 1994 and, like The Book of Saladin, has been translated into several languages. His The Dictatorship of Capital is forthcoming from Verso." - Publisher. Fine/Fine.

-- Left Coast Books

Book number: 034938

Keywords: Collectible 1859845835