Axis of Evil; Oneworld Publications (2005) An Impossible Peace: Oslo and the Burdens of History; Zed Books (2007) Heavy Metal Islam: Rock, Resistance, and the Struggle for the Soul of Islam; Three Rivers Press, New York (2008) Struggle and Survival in Palestine/Israel, Mark LeVine, Gershon Shafir, University of California Press (2012) LeVine's book Why They Don't Hate Us was hailed by Douglas A. Davis, Emeritus Professor of Psychology at Haverford College as an innovative, trenchant analysis, massively documented, of the West's 'cultural jamming' within the modern Arab world, together with a powerful diagnosis of neoconservative thinkers and the pretensions of globalization. British journalist Bryan Appleyard gave it a mixed review in the London Sunday Times . Appleyard was sternly critical of the book's style and organization, and disparaged the ideological underpinnings, rooted in "idealism," which, he claimed, informed Levine's work. Appleyard nevertheless wrote, "LeVine is absolutely right and, indeed, quite brave to insist on the reality of complexity. Terrorism and war both tend to simplify world views and, without doubting their intellectual status, so do the utopians of the new right... Perhaps his book’s greatest virtue is that it introduces both the many shades of opinion and cultural complexity of the, largely, Arab world... LeVine detonates the uneasy but nonetheless profound complacency that seems to have invaded politics." Co-edited books Twilight of Empire: Responses to Occupation co-edited with Viggo Mortensen and Pilar Perez; Perceval Press (2004) Religion, Social Practices and Contested Hegemonies: Reconstructing the Public Sphere in Muslim Majority Societies co-edited with Armando Salvatore; Palgrave Press (2005) Reapproaching the Border: News Perspectives on the Study of Israel and Palestine co-edited with Sandra Sufian; Rowman and Littlefield (2007) See also Culture jamming References External links Culturejamming.org Mark Levine's website Mark LeVine at Levantine Cultural Center Faculty Page at University of California Irvine with current bibliography Blog video featuring Mark LeVine First al-Bashir, next ... Bush? 21st-century American historians 21st-century American male writers American rock guitarists Middle Eastern studies in the United States Hunter College alumni New York University alumni University of California, Irvine faculty Living people Year of birth missing (living people) American male non-fiction writers