The <i>Wall Street Journal&apos;</i>s Muslims: Representing Islam in American Print News Media

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Author(s): Suad Joseph , Benjamin D'Harlingue

Publication date (Print): Spring 2012

Journal: Islamophobia Studies Journal

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Journal ID (doi): 10.13169

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Title: Islamophobia Studies Journal

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ISSN (Print): 23258381

ISSN (Electronic): 2325839X

Publication date (Print): Spring 2012

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Pages: 132-164

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Wall Street Journal

Bartley, Robert. “Thinking Things Over: Patriotism, Pilgrims and Shaping the Future.” Wall Street Journal 19 November 2001, Eastern edition: A21.
Beichman, Arnold. “Why I Miss the Cold War.” Wall Street Journal 28 October 2003, Eastern edition: A16.
Bowden, Mark. “So, Saddam Is Dead.” Wall Street Journal 2 January 2007, Eastern edition: A23.
DeMuth, Christopher. “Guns, Butter and the War on Terror.” Wall Street Journal 29 April 2004, Eastern edition: A16.
Emerson, Steven. “The Terror Masters.” Wall Street Journal 18 April 2003, Eastern edition: A8.
Emerson, Steven. “Hillary and Hamas.” Wall Street Journal 3 November 2000, Eastern edition: A20.
Emerson, Steven and Daniel Pipes. “Terrorism on Trial.” Wall Street Journal 31 May 2001, Eastern edition: A16.
Fallaci, Oriana. “The Rage, the Pride and the Doubt.” Wall Street Journal 13 March 2003, Eastern edition: A12.
Feldman, Noah. “Muslim Democrats? Why Not!” Wall Street Journal 8 April 2003, Eastern edition: A14.
Henninger, Daniel. “Wonder Land: Muslim Women Seize Chance To Claim Rights.” Wall Street Journal 11 March 2005, Eastern edition: A10.
Hymowitz, Kay. “The Women Feminists Forgot.” Wall Street Journal 7 March 2003, Eastern edition: A10.
Kaylan, Melik. “The Turkish Model.” Wall Street Journal 25 October 2001, Eastern edition: A20.
Kramer, Martin. “Terrorism? What Terrorism?!” Wall Street Journal 15 November 2001, Eastern edition: A26.
Ledeen, Michael. “The Wider War.” Wall Street Journal 3 March 2007, Eastern edition: A9.
Lieberman, Joseph. “Iran's Proxy War.” Wall Street Journal 6 July 2007, Eastern edition: A9.
Melloan, George. “Quashing Hate Politics Is the Key to Defeating Terrorism.” Wall Street Journal. (Eastern edition). New York, N.Y.: Feb 26, 2002. pg. A.19
Miller, Judith. “Terrorist Extravaganza.” Wall Street Journal 11 August 2006, Eastern edition: A12.
Mylroie, Laurie. “The Baluch Connection.” Wall Street Journal 18 March 2003, Eastern edition: A16.
Radu, Michael. “The Americas: Latin America Has Its Own Problems With Terrorism.” Wall Street Journal 21 September 2001, Eastern edition: A23.
Scruton, Roger. “Islamofascism.” Wall Street Journal 17 August 2006, Eastern edition: A8.
Stephens, Bret and Joseph Rago. “Stars, Stripes, Crescent.” Wall Street Journal 24 August 2005, Eastern edition: A10.

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[1] Bartley, Robert. “Thinking Things Over: Patriotism, Pilgrims and Shaping the Future.” Wall Street Journal 19 November 2001, Eastern edition: A21.

[2] Beichman, Arnold. “Why I Miss the Cold War.” Wall Street Journal 28 October 2003, Eastern edition: A16.

[3] Bowden, Mark. “So, Saddam Is Dead.” Wall Street Journal 2 January 2007, Eastern edition: A23.

[4] DeMuth, Christopher. “Guns, Butter and the War on Terror.” Wall Street Journal 29 April 2004, Eastern edition: A16.

[5] Emerson, Steven. “The Terror Masters.” Wall Street Journal 18 April 2003, Eastern edition: A8.

[6] Emerson, Steven. “Hillary and Hamas.” Wall Street Journal 3 November 2000, Eastern edition: A20.

[7] Emerson, Steven and Daniel Pipes. “Terrorism on Trial.” Wall Street Journal 31 May 2001, Eastern edition: A16.

[8] Fallaci, Oriana. “The Rage, the Pride and the Doubt.” Wall Street Journal 13 March 2003, Eastern edition: A12.

[9] Feldman, Noah. “Muslim Democrats? Why Not!” Wall Street Journal 8 April 2003, Eastern edition: A14.

[10] Henninger, Daniel. “Wonder Land: Muslim Women Seize Chance To Claim Rights.” Wall Street Journal 11 March 2005, Eastern edition: A10.

[11] Hymowitz, Kay. “The Women Feminists Forgot.” Wall Street Journal 7 March 2003, Eastern edition: A10.

[12] Kaylan, Melik. “The Turkish Model.” Wall Street Journal 25 October 2001, Eastern edition: A20.

[13] Kramer, Martin. “Terrorism? What Terrorism?!” Wall Street Journal 15 November 2001, Eastern edition: A26.

[14] Ledeen, Michael. “The Wider War.” Wall Street Journal 3 March 2007, Eastern edition: A9.

[15] Lieberman, Joseph. “Iran's Proxy War.” Wall Street Journal 6 July 2007, Eastern edition: A9.

[16] Melloan, George. “Quashing Hate Politics Is the Key to Defeating Terrorism.” Wall Street Journal. (Eastern edition). New York, N.Y.: Feb 26, 2002. pg. A.19

[17] Miller, Judith. “Terrorist Extravaganza.” Wall Street Journal 11 August 2006, Eastern edition: A12.

[18] Mylroie, Laurie. “The Baluch Connection.” Wall Street Journal 18 March 2003, Eastern edition: A16.

[19] Radu, Michael. “The Americas: Latin America Has Its Own Problems With Terrorism.” Wall Street Journal 21 September 2001, Eastern edition: A23.

[20] Scruton, Roger. “Islamofascism.” Wall Street Journal 17 August 2006, Eastern edition: A8.

[21] Stephens, Bret and Joseph Rago. “Stars, Stripes, Crescent.” Wall Street Journal 24 August 2005, Eastern edition: A10.