ORIENTALIST VIEWS
Could Different Borders Have Saved the Middle East?By NICK DANFORTH
THE NEW YORK TIMES - MAY 14, 2016
How the Curse of Sykes-Picot Still Haunts the Middle East
By Robin Wright
THEW NEW YORKER - April 30, 2016
Don’t Blame Sykes-Picot for the Middle East’s Mess
by Steven A. Cook
Council n Foreign Relations - Friday, May 13, 2016
The war within
Europe and America made mistakes, but the misery of the Arab world is caused mainly by its own failures
The Economist - May 14th 2016
NON-ORIENTALIST VIEWS
Yes, Let Us Honestly Assess Sykes-Picot’s Ugly CenturyUntangling the complicated legacies of colonialism and failed Arab regimes overshadowing today’s conflicts in the Middle East.
By Rami G. Khouri
The Cairo Review of Global Affairs – May 11, 2016
The white 'saviours' of the Arabs
Western fighters have streamed into the Middle East to help 'liberate' Arab countries such as Syria and Libya.
By Tanya Goudsouzian
Al-Jazeera - 22 Apr 2014
Let the Middle East Govern Itself
Jeffrey D. Sachs
Project-Syndicate - September 1, 2014
Iraq, Sykes-Picot and Mr Five Percent
Calouste Gulbenkian served as midwife of sorts to not only Iraq, but also to the world's major oil corporations.
Ibrahim Al-Marashi
AL-JAZEERA - MAY 15, 2016
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