Negar Azimi

Negar Azimi is senior editor at Bidoun, an arts and culture magazine based in New York.

November 12, 2018

Remembering Barbara Harrell-Bond, a Fierce Advocate for Refugees

She was a human bulldozer, an activist and scholar who believed that researchers must not remain impassive in the face of human-rights violations.

Negar Azimi
HistoryFebruary 11, 2009

States of Mind: The Idea of Iran

Thirty years after the Islamic revolution, Iran teeters on the brink of a different kind of revolt. Four books shed light on an ancient nation’s many incarnations.

Negar Azimi
Foreign PolicyDecember 13, 2007

GWOT: Egypt

America’s “war on terror” has strengthened Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s stranglehold on civil liberties.

Negar Azimi
Internet and New MediaFebruary 6, 2007

Bloggers Against Torture

In Egypt, bloggers have cracked into a tightly sealed state monopoly on information dissemination.

Negar Azimi
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Foreign PolicyNovember 2, 2006

What’s Left of Reform

As Iran and the United States trade insults and America presses for Iranians to rise up, educators, students and women’s rights groups may pay the greatest cost.

Negar Azimi
Regions and CountriesJanuary 13, 2006

Adrift in Egypt

A brutal raid on an encampment of refugees in Cairo has focused the world’s attention on the netherworld Sudanese occupy in Egypt.

Negar Azimi
Regions and CountriesSeptember 29, 2005

Letter From Iran

While his ideological style may be rough, is Iran’s newly elected President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad the fire-breathing conservative that the mainstream Western media makes of him?

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November 12, 2018

She was a human bulldozer, an activist and scholar who believed that researchers must not remain impassive in the face of human-rights violations.

HistoryFebruary 11, 2009

Thirty years after the Islamic revolution, Iran teeters on the brink of a different kind of revolt. Four books shed light on an ancient nation’s many incarnations.

Foreign PolicyDecember 13, 2007

America’s “war on terror” has strengthened Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s stranglehold on civil liberties.

Internet and New MediaFebruary 6, 2007

In Egypt, bloggers have cracked into a tightly sealed state monopoly on information dissemination.

The stakes are higher now than ever. Get The Nation in your inbox.

Foreign PolicyNovember 2, 2006

As Iran and the United States trade insults and America presses for Iranians to rise up, educators, students and women’s rights groups may pay the greatest cost.

Regions and CountriesJanuary 13, 2006

A brutal raid on an encampment of refugees in Cairo has focused the world’s attention on the netherworld Sudanese occupy in Egypt.

Regions and CountriesSeptember 29, 2005

While his ideological style may be rough, is Iran’s newly elected President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad the fire-breathing conservative that the mainstream Western media makes of him?