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Yehudit Ronen discussed “Jewish-Muslim Co-existence: Reflections in the Mirror of Literature,” at a conference on Jews and Muslims in the world of Islam held at the University of Maryland in August 2007, and presented a paper on “Sudan in the Flames of War: Between Darfur and the South,” at a conference on violence in Islam convened by BESA at Bar Ilan University in October. She spoke on “The Darfur War: Political and Military Perspectives,” at a conference on “The Crisis in Darfur from an African, Israeli and Global Viewpoint,” held in November at Tel Aviv University. Ronen published “The Islamic Immigration-Terrorism Nexus: Europe’s Radical Imports,” in Peter Nitschke (ed.), Global Terrorism and Europe: Perspectives to the Internationalization of Terror (Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften, April 2008), and “A Libyan-Italian Encounter: The Changing Mosaic of Mediterranean Migration,” in the 2008 issue of The Maghreb Review. Her article, “The Sudanese-Egyptian-Libyan Triangle in the Shadow of Radical Islam, was published in he 2008 issue of HaMizrah HeHadash. In the February 2008 issue of Iton77 Ronen reviewed Layla Maruwan’s The Girl and the Mother; Assia Djebar’s Strasbourg Nights; and Mohsin Hamid’s Reluctant Fundamentalist. She also reviewed Haggai Erlich and Israel Gershoni, The Nile: Histories, Cultures, Myths, in the 2008 issue of HaMizrah HeHadash. email: yronen@post.tau.ac.il Qadhafi and Militant Islamism: Unprecedented Conflict? Personalities and
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