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Michael Hudson Speaks at the (Other) Middle East Institute

Posted on April 8, 2013

Professor Michael Hudson at the Washington, D.C. Institute.
Last week MEI Director Michael Hudson gave a talk at the Middle East Institute in Washington, D.C. entitled “Middle East Turmoil and American Decline: Views from Singapore and Asia.” He addressed the oft-stated view that the United States is in decline while China rises.
Hudson discussed how U.S. military [...]

Michael Hudson Discusses New Egyptian President on 938LIVE

Posted on June 29, 2012

Earlier this week, MEI Director Professor Michael Hudson gave an interview to 938LIVE’s Mok Fei Fei about Mohamed Morsi, Egypt’s new president. Topics discussed included the switch from a military to a civilian president—albeit with the question of whether Egypt’s military leaders (the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, or SCAF) will relinquish control. SCAF’s [...]

The Regime Strikes Back: The Dissolution of Egypt’s Parliament | The MEI Conversations

Posted on June 15, 2012

MEI is pleased to introduce its Conversations Series, which features informal interviews with prominent individuals about current events and/or their experience and work relating to the Middle East, Asia, and the Institute.
“It’s a counter revolution. It is a counter coup by the forces of the old regime to deal a decisive blow to the 2011 [...]