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A friend requested something along the lines of a Fig Newton. Does anyone have a fig square/bar recipe to share? Thanks.
Earlier this year I made some fig bars that resembled the apple crisp that's being discussed in another thread. I came across the recipe in a waiting room magazine, and then looked it up on. I don't recall which magazine, though I may have a print out or file on another computer.
But the gist was to make a fig paste from chopped dried figs, sugar, and if I recall correctly red wine. Then make a crust 'batter' along the same lines as for a crisp - flour, oats, sugar, butter, etc. Spread part of the batter on the bottom of the pan, top with the fig paste, and then the rest of the batter. Bake.
I have also seen instructions for make 'newtons'. The dough was rolled out, and cut into strips. Fig paste was spread down the middle of a strip, and sides folded over to enclose the filling. Bake and cut into bars. A cookie dough along the lines of a ginger bread might work, though I prefer the whole wheat bars that health food places used to sell in bulk.
re: paulj
Thanks everyone! Yes, I've done a bit of research and come across the newtons but I'm lazy and those seem to be a bit more labor intensive than I'm in the mood for so I'm looking for a bar along the lines of a raspberry or apricot square. I suppose I could simply replace those fillings with fig.
re: tweetie
Of the whole grain newtons I actually prefer the apricot and raspberry ones to the fig ones. Figs, while sweet, are bland compared to the other flavors. So when making the substitution in the other direction, I'd look for ways of adding some tartness or zip to the figs.
You just might find what you want here:
You will need to scroll down to find fig recipes.
re: nofunlatte
Even more great suggestions! Thanks again. Loved the Valley Fig site on which I found a CI recipe that never showed up when I googled. I think I'll try it.
Hey Tweetie, don't know if you've seen this one that I make. You can omit the raspberry. I do like the color and the taste it brings to the cookie...not necessary tho.
Figgy Raspberry Bars
1 1/2 cup figs cut up
1 cup raspberries
1 cup sugar
1/2 c hot water
1 /4 cup fresh lemon juice
1-2 T Grand Marnier
pecans optional
cook all over medium heat until the fruit is completely broken down and creamy thick.
These are the best bars. If you can't find figs buy some fig jam and mix it with raspberry jam-close enough
about 15 minutes -stir frequently, don't walk off.
1 cup of brown sugar
1 cup butter
Cream butter and sugar until fluffy then add the rest mix well
1/2 tsp salt
1 3/4 cup oats
1 3/4 flour-sifted
1/2 tsp vanilla
Split this in half reserve for topping
Line a well greased shallow baking dish 8x12 with half the flour mix, then add the filling evenly distributing the fruit mix, then top with the remaining flour mix.
I add very finely chopped pecans to the topping about 1/2 cup total if you add to the filling also, its up to you.
Bake at 350 degrees 30-35 minutes
until lightly brown
Cool and Serve
Makes 12 big bars or 24 small ones.
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Hi Chef Chicklet and thanks! Your recipe is very similar to the CI one I found earlier and which is baking in the oven as I write. Funny that yours has raspberry because I blended CI's raspberry square recipe(which uses slightly less butter) with the fig one to create the dry portion. Never would have thought to add raspberry into the filling but will try it in the future.
re: tweetie
cI? Do you have to pay to look at the recipes or rather be a member? I'd like to check it out. I stopped subscription sometime ago.
So you put the rasberry into the bottom layer or the top??? Like that.
I made this up 2 years ago, just playing around. I love fig newtons and so the neighbors brought me oodles of figs from their very prolific tree. I had raspberries in my fridge (my favorite fruit) and thought the color would be prettier than only the fig, so I added a basket. You can use apricot or peaches too or any fruit. Pear would be nice, but the raspberry is a nice nice combo.
re: chef chicklet
Some recipes are available without joining, others require membership. The fig recipe came off the Valley Fig link above (thanks Imtcain01) but it is from CI originally. Here's a link to the raspberry square recipe.
re: tweetie
Nice. Those look just like how mine turn out, nice and tall. I like a nice tall bar cookie. I've given my recipe out to friends and then seen them made. The cookies are too flat and then I'm accused of leaving something out of the recipe. Thanks for sharin.
never mind the was I reading this right question. edit isn't working...
tweetie, can you or anyone else post a good fig newton recipe?
i found some good links on the site lisbet posted but i'm always hesitant to follow recipes that i haven't seen reviewed! sherry yard's seem like a sugar cookie, 101cookbooks seem too complicated, and martha stewart.... well, doesn't appeal.


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Ok so where does everyone go for their favorite meal at a reasonable price. I am looking for everyone's go-to location where the food is great and the service can't be beat. Somewhere that you walk out of and can't stop talking about how great a meal you just had. Atmosphere is important as well, as I feel it adds to the overall dining experience.
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"well lit"
Does it still have those shockingly bright giant light bulb light fixtures? I could never walk in because of those. I guess I like things on the darker side.
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I second that. Pho has all the ambience of a high school biology classroom. Lighting is important -- and the glare from Pho renders it a non-starter in my book. I'd rather go next door to Rambutan.
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It is very bright and stark (at least that is how I remember it!). I, too, would definitely prefer Rambutan. Yum!
I love The Kitchen in Silverlake. It's small and the servers can be hurried, but you can't beat the corkage and the food for the price!! You get comfort foods like fried chicken and cornbread, but you can also get nicer entrees and salads. I usually go for the grilled veggie stack and their awesome thin-cut fries.
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Is that the one that is on Fountain just off Sunset? I saw it the other day, but was not sure. Thanks!
Cafe Beaujolais in Eagle Rock - always absolutely terrific.
Briganti in South Pas - the Italian version of Beaujolais
re: Clare K
I agree - Cafe Beaujolais is the one I return to again and again. And it never misses.
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Take a look at the "Mere Mortal's Ultimate Restaurants of 2006" thread, which lists all of the LA 'hounds favorite restaurants for under $30:
re: camp1980
I love Madame Matisse on Sunset. If they have their steak au poivre, get it!
La Vie in Rosemead, on San Gabriel Blvd. - a little treasure of old-fashioned traditional French cooking, done by a classically-trained Vietnamese chef. Unpretentious room, no dress code, mains in the $20 range.
Central Park on Fair Oaks in Pasadena. New, a bit noisy and crowdy but not excessively so, friendly and brisk service. Recommend the burger, sand dabs, flatiron steak. Grilled New York steak was pretty bad, though - a fluke? Don't know yet.
Would've said Bistro de la Gare in South Pas, but they've been a tad disappointing lately. Too bad - run by the former owner of Cafe Beaujolais. Might try'em again some day.
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LA VIE ROCKS! i love that place. been going once a week for the past month. Will, i owe you one. i live just a few miles away from the place in sgv and have been there once many years ago. thanks to Will's posts, i gave it another try. at the price range, i've got absolutely no complaints and many compliments on the food. if i felt like nitpicking though, the appetizer section of the menu needs to be expanded and the main entrees portions could be a little bigger.
re: Will Owen
Whenever I pass by La Vie, it's always closed. What are the hours? I've heard many good things about it.
re: willwork4food
I don't know exactly what their hours are, but I wouldn't be surprised if they were dinner-only. We always go at around 7:30, because we're always with Mrs. O's family and That Is When They Eat.
My only nitpick with the place is that just about all of the side-dishes on the main-course plates are identical, no matter what the main item is. If it's carrots and broccoli tonight, you will by golly get carrots and broccoli whether you've ordered the rabbit, the steak or the fish. However, I also understand that this may help to explain why all of these dishes come in under $20. That price may also help to explain why the portions aren't bigger, though I personally think they're sized exactly right - it's what you'd get in a restaurant in France. American portions tend to be grossly oversized, IMO.
Green Street Cafe in Pasadena is one of my favorites. The atmosphere is great.. great food, great service... and I pretty much have enjoyed everything I've tried there. It's also a great "date" place. Very quaint. Oh and it has good sized portions that are reasonably priced.
i really like gingergrass in silverlake. i consider myself a big snob when it comes to vietnamese food. i prefer mine in the form of street vendor sitting on a plastic stool ambiance. so gingergrass with its clean utensils and organized tables seemed sketchy to me. but if you bypass the desire for authenticity, you'll enjoy gingergrass's huge portions and well composed versions of viet cuisine. i really liked it and thought it was very moderately priced for shishi ethnic cuisine.
Enoteca Drago in B.H. and Drago in Santa Monica. While you definitely could move beyond moderatly priced if you order app, pasta and main course there is no need to as many of their dishes are very filling. If they have the pork belly order it.
The French Quarter, 7985 Santa Monica Blvd., W. Hollywood
BLD, very good food, decor, service, prices, parking lot free.
See menu at www.frenchquarterwest.com
We've been going for years and have never had a bad meal.
I wish I owned it.
Bossa Nova on Sunset just west of La Brea (I've always gone here but apparently there are also locations in BH and WeHo) - great pizzas, esp. the pesto shrimp and the pepperoni, also great salads, and they have more Brazilian type stuff too - meats, plantains, rice, beans, etc.
26 Beach Cafe on Washington just west of Lincoln - everything is fantastic, big portions, very cozy/romantic ambience - American cuisine, also pastas and pizzas, the menu is enormous
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Bossa Nova's chocolate cake (I ask for it a la mode) is HUGE, and yummy too.


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Mark GrahamLocal private spaceflight player Armadillo Aerospace has always had a complex relationship with NASA. Like other NewSpace teams, they pretty much define themselves against the glacial pace and dense bureaucracy of government spaceflight -- but at least until there's a real market for s ... More >>
Sam MertenFirst Assistant City Manager Ryan Evans (left) and Frank Poe (right), the city's director of convention and event services, sign the financial documents finalizing the convention center hotel project. Evans and Poe are president and vice president of the Dallas Convention Center Hotel Dev ... More >>
A sneak peek at the new-and-improved Dallas skyline, if you look close enoughI'll leave it to Sam to interpret the convention center hotel documents that went online Sunday in advance of the city council's Economic Development Committee's jam-packed meeting this morning. (Takeaway: Open by Jan ... More >>
Item No. 3 on the Dallas City Council's briefing agenda for today reads as follows:Approve the execution of the Hotel Operating Agreement between Omni Hotels Management Corporation and the Dallas Convention Center Hotel Development Corporation, the City's local government corporation - Financing: No ... More >>
This morning, the City Secretary's Office posted the agenda to a Special Called Economic Development Committee for Thursday morning. At the top of the to-do list: Convention Center Hotel Operator Selection. In other words, we'll know whether the city's chosen to go with Omni Hotels or if it prefers ... More >>
There's probably never been a worse time to build this sucker, which ain't stopping Mayor Tom. The first sip: PKF Consulting of Atlanta revised its 2009 forecast of the hotel industry after the stock market crash and now expects a 4.4 percent nationwide drop in occupancy rate, which would resul ... More >>
Dallas's new convention center hotel, seen here as a conceptual rendering, now strikes us as "iconic" after all. This morning's Wall Street Journal wonders whether Blackstone Group LP is still real happy about its $26-billion leveraged buyout of Hilton Hotels Corp. last year -- because, er, "more ho ... More >>
Brian Harkin John Wiley Price and John Scovell showed up last week to defend Mayor Leppert's hotel, but it was council member Vonciel Jones Hill who stole the show. At last week's meeting, the city council approved selling bonds to refinance the convention center and spending another $4 million ... More >>
Three of them, as a matter of fact -- as in, "The World's Largest Inflatable Beach Balls." At least, that's the plan for Sunday, when Carnival Cruise Lines bounces into town in an effort to enter the Guinness Book of World Records (and garner plenty of free pub, well played). It's bringing to Dallas ... More >>
Petitions to kill the public project are gaining momentum
Sam Merten Said Mayor Tom today, "If we turn our back on the convention center hotel, we're turning our back on the City of Dallas and the future of this city." As I awaited the beginning of today's Build the Hotel press conference, council member Dave Neumann approached me. After exchanging pl ... More >>
Anne Raymond As we mentioned yesterday, Crow Holdings and its political action committee, Citizens Against a Taxpayer Owned Hotel, are announcing this morning plans to call for a referendum that would prevent the city from becoming hoteliers. Anne Raymond, who handles Crow Holdings' hotel investme ... More >>
A.C. Gonzalez, who, when you glance at him real quick, kinda looks like Dean Stockwell in Blue Velvet Among the many items under consideration by the city council this morning is addendum item 13, which authorizes $4.4 million in costs for the convention center hotel. When the item is likely approve ... More >>
A debate over the city's convention center hotel gets quietly canned
Vonciel Jones Hill If it weren't for two members of the city council yesterday, I don't think the public would ever have known what just happened on that convention hotel deal. It wasn't the price of the land. It wasn't the location of the hotel. Those were red herrings. The important issue ... More >>
Steiner Associates This rendering of Glorypark's about as close as you'll get to the real thing for a long, long while. Just nine days ago, the new CEO for the Arlington Convention and Visitors Bureau -- Jay Burress, still a senior veep at Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau for another couple of ... More >>
This just in. At this point, it's easier to tell you who voted against the city getting into the convention center hotel business rather than who voted for it: Vonciel Hill and Angela Hunt. (Mitchell Rasansky and Elba Garcia had to recuse themselves, as both own Citigroup stock, turns out.) Everyone ... More >>
By now, you know you're the proud future owners of a convention center hotel; the only question left to ask is, would you like a happy ending with that in-room massage? Too soon? Then how about a recap of the day's events, which concluded with 11 council members agreeing to spend your hard-earned wi ... More >>
Jay Burress See, sooner or later everything in Dallas winds up in Arlington -- even the folks who sell Dallas to tourists and convention-goers; "trading up," I think it's called. Notes the The Startelegram today, Jay Burress -- currently the senior vice president of sales and marketing for the Dalla ... More >>
As Mayor Tom Leppert pushes for a convention center hotel, critics demand more details and less tax money. At least, those who haven't been silenced do.
A good Friend of Unfair Park just called with some sad news, at least for those of us who grew up in North Dallas: The Holiday Inn at Meadow Central -- which, on some weekend nights in the 1980s, used to look like the set of a John Hughes movie -- is no longer a Holiday Inn. Happened, oh, a whole h ... More >>
You can't be Sirius: Mark Cuban won't host a satellite radio show after all. Didn't know till today that Mark Cuban's also in the hotel business. Only, it's not here. Not even close. Try his native Pittsburgh (he grew up in Mt. Lebanon, a suburb). Says in the subscription-only Pittsburgh Business T ... More >>
The Hotel Palomar and its residences are much prettier without the smoke. Just got a call from a Friend of Unfair Park's who offices near Mockingbird Lane and North Central Expressway. He sends word of what we can see from over here at Maple and Oak Lawn: Something's burning at the intersection of M ... More >>
If you're staying at one of the six area Candlewood Suites extended-stay hotels in coming weeks and find yourself with time on your hands, here's an intriguing option that doesn't include asking for the nearest mall, restaurant or movie theater. Starting last weekend, some 100 Candlewood Suites empl ... More >>
Yesterday, in previewing the W Hotel's latest digs in Victory Park, I mentioned how the hotel's construction was taking a little longer than expected, forcing Starwood to push back the June 15 opening. Turns out the wait won't be that long: Last night, folks at the hotel confirmed that they're now s ... More >>
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Death toll at 9 in Costa RicaSAN JOSE, Costa Rica - Helicopters plucked tourists from destroyed, mountaintop resorts as the death toll from Costa Rica's magnitude-6.1 earthquake rose to at least 9 victims, the Red Cross said Friday. Dozens more remained missing as survivors reported seeing people buried by landslides. 'I watched as the earth took my aunt and my cousins ... I watched them be buried,' Miguel Angel Marin told Channel 7 news. The quake shook the Central American nation Thursday afternoon, collapsing homes, unleashing massive landslides, and trapping hundreds of people in damaged mountain towns. Protesters rally against Israel CAIRO, Egypt - An estimated 50,000 people protested in the Egyptian coastal city of Alexandria after Friday prayers, joining thousands of people in more than a dozen cities in the Middle East and elsewhere rallying against the Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip. The protests coincided with a call from Libyan President Moammar Gadhafi for Arab countries to allow their citizens to fight the Israelis in Gaza - the strongest such push by an Arab leader since Israel began its operation against the militant Palestinian group Hamas two weeks ago. Israel, Hamas continue fight GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - Israeli jets and ground troops hammered at Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip and Islamic militants fired barrages of rockets at southern Israeli cities Friday, ignoring a U.N. resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire after two weeks of combat. The Israeli prime minister's office said the U.N. action was not practical, and senior Cabinet ministers decided to press on with the offensive. Small bombs hit Pakistan LAHORE, Pakistan - Five small bombs exploded outside two theaters in a major eastern Pakistan city late Friday, but there were no casualties, police said. The explosions spurred panic in Lahore, a cultural hub that has largely escaped the scores of suicide and other bomb attacks that have bedeviled Pakistan in the past two years. Police investigator Mushtaq Sukhera said religious extremists were behind these and other similar attacks.
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In the final minutes of a marathon five hour meeting May 3 that started with some raw and emotional input from Sandy Hook School staff, a Newtowner who played a key role on 12/14 sat down before a school building task force and described what he was witnessing.
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The town is among four defendants named in a lawsuit which seeks money damages in connection with an April 2011 incident in which a woman tripped and fell at a firefighters' carnival held at the Newtown High School grounds.
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Thursday, April 25: 9 am, alarm, 139 Toddy Hill Road, Botsford, Sandy Hook, and Hook & Ladder responded; 4:08 pm, motor vehicle accident, near 44 Berkshire Road, Sandy Hook responded; 5:18 pm, investigation, 44 Berkshire Road, Sandy Hook responded.
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May 10, 2013
Cultivating self-compassion (Day 29)
The other week I was walking to work after it had rained hard all night. The sidewalks and roads were covered with worms, who like to migrate when the weather is wet (no, it's not because they would drown in their tunnels).
Now, almost exactly twenty years ago I made a promise to myself that I wouldn't walk past a worm without moving it to safety. Why? Well, I just don't like the way I feel when I ignore another's suffering, even if the other is a slimy invertebrate. And the sun was out, the sidewalks were starting to dry out, and it was obvious that many of these …
Apr 01, 2013
Reflections on Samsara
If we believe that we are not responsible for our mental suffering then we are implying we are helpless.
If we believe everything is permanent then we are implying there is no room for change.
If we believe in a fixed self then we are implying we can not transform ourselves.
If we cling on to these thoughts and think they are facts we will continue to be swamped by the ocean of samsara.
If we can begin to see that our mental suffering arises out of our strong habitual behaviours we will begin to transform ourselves.
Ask yourself:
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Mar 16, 2013
Recognize suffering in others
Where does it hurt?
We're usually aware of our own suffering, which – broadly defined – includes the whole range of physical and mental discomfort, from mild headache or anxiety to the agony of bone cancer or the anguish of losing a child. (Certainly, there is more to life than suffering, including great joy and fulfillment; that said, we'll sustain a single focus here.)
But seeing the suffering in others: that's not so common. All the news and pictures of disaster, murder, and grief that bombard us each day can ironically numb us to suffering in our own country and across the planet. Close to home, it's easy to tune out …
Mar 01, 2013
Using unhappiness as a mindfulness bell
I've noticed that I have a tendency not to notice that I'm suffering, and I suspect that a lot of other people do this too.
When I get annoyed with someone, I'm suffering. When I crave an experience, I'm suffering. When I'm anxious, I'm suffering, and so on. In a way this may seem obvious, but actually very rarely do we find ourselves annoyed or craving or anxious and say to ourselves "I'm suffering right now." We tend to focus more on the thing that's annoying us, or that we want, or that we're anxious about.
And so a lot of our suffering is "under the radar" and doesn't get dealt …
Jan 11, 2013
Day 11 of Wildmind's 100 Day Meditation Challenge
It astonishes me how much time I spend making judgements about people, but the truly surprising thing is that although it makes me feel bad, I keep doing it. And it leads to unfortunate interactions with people which ends up causing them suffering too.
One thing that protects us against this kind of self-imposed suffering is lovingkindness (metta) practice. Lovingkindness is an important complement to mindfulness practice.
To cultivate metta we can do something as simple as repeat to ourselves, "May you be well; may you be happy" as we see others. We can do this while walking or driving, for example.
We can take a more reflective approach …
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Dec 14, 2012
Connecting with Our 'Soul Sadness'
Marge, a woman in our meditation community, was in a painful standoff with her teenage son. At fifteen, Micky was in a downward spiral of skipping classes and using drugs, and had just been suspended for smoking marijuana on school grounds. While Marge blamed herself — she was the parent, after all — she was also furious at him.
The piercings she hadn't approved, the lies, stale smell of cigarettes, and earphones that kept him in his own removed world — every interaction with Micky left her feeling powerless, angry, and afraid. The more she tried to take control with her criticism, with "groundings" and other ways of setting limits, …
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Nov 17, 2012
Suffering as a call to attention
"Reality is always kinder than the stories we tell about it." – Byron Katie
Can you imagine understanding, even loving, someone who belongs to a group of people responsible for killing your father, brother, or best friend? Can you imagine growing close to someone whose people have driven you from your home, humiliated your family, and turned you into a refugee in your own country?
Twenty-two teenage girls from Israel and Palestine were flown in to a camp in rural New Jersey, where they would live together in the face of these questions. As …
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Aug 21, 2012
Finding true refuge
My earliest memories of being happy are of playing in the ocean. When our family began going to Cape Cod in the summer, the low piney woods, high dunes, and wide sweep of white sand felt like a true home. We spent hours at the beach, diving into the waves, body surfing, practicing somersaults underwater. Summer after summer, our house filled with friends and family—and later, with spouses and new children. It was a shared heaven. The smell of the air, the open sky, the ever-inviting sea made room for everything in my life—including whatever difficulties I was carrying in my heart.
Then came the morning some years ago …
Jul 30, 2012
Three forms of suffering, reinterpreted
From time to time one of the teachings from the Buddhist tradition will niggle at me for one reason or another. Often it's because my mind, on some level, is dissatisfied with the traditional interpretation.
Even some of the most common teachings of Buddhism, like the four foundations of mindfulness or the twelve links of dependent origination have sometimes struck me as being a bit off, and I've ended up reinterpreting them in a way that makes more sense to me.
This recently happened with a teaching on "Three forms of suffering (dukkha)" The traditional interpretations struck me as being a bit random, and I could feel that niggle deep in …
Jul 02, 2012
The Fourth Truth: There is a path that leads us away from suffering
I used to be confused about why the third truth came before the fourth. And I realize now that if I could not accept or believe that there was an end to suffering, I would not have trudged the path. After all, I would not have known what would be at the end of the path—or if there would even be an end. If somebody had described to me the path that would lead me away from suffering before telling me that there is an end in sight for suffering, I would have most probably had an attack of horrified anxiety. And convinced myself that the life I was living …


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Number 8 – Spring 2013
International Peace Studies Centre – IPSC
The eighth volume of Just Peace Diplomacy Journal, an International Journal for Peace and Security Studies has been published by the International Peace Studies Centre (IPSC) in the UK and Middle East. Just Peace Diplomacy Journal is a bilingual journal, published in …Read the full story »
IPSC: The Sykes-Picot Agreement has been instrumental in drawing the political map and security order of the Middle East for the past century, recently ISIS has rejected it and labelled it as a "Religious Heresy", what is your opinion in this regard?
AARSHIN ADIB-MOGHADAM: There is no doubt that the colonial order ruptured the history of the Arab and Muslim world. Sykes-Picot was one of the abominations of the colonial era which was based on doctrines of racism and domination. The term "Middle East" itself is intrinsically Eurocentric. It was invented by an American naval strategist called Alfred T. Mahan and it designates the position of the region in relation to Europe. I have made clear in my most recent book, On the Arab revolts and the Iranian revolution, that it would be rather more geographically accurate and politically neutral to refer to that region as West Asia and North Africa (WANA).
IPSC:How do you think of sykes-pikot's function in handling Middle East Regional Order? Do you think Sykes-Picot Agreement's malfunction is a source of emerging of fundamental groups like Isis and al-Qaeda in Middle East which contest current regional Order?
ARSHIN ADIB-MOGHADAM: Surely, the current order has proven to be unsustainable, not at least due to the inability of regional powers such as Iran, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Turkey to find a common ground. Yet the semi-literate and ideologically degenerate leadership of ISIS is not in the position to facilitate that change or demand it because the alternative model that they are espousing is even more tyrannical than the colonial order that they profess to combat. What the region needs are movements in the name of rights, representation and opportunity, movements that embrace life. ISIS and al-Qaeda affiliated groups facilitate the exact opposite. They embrace death and destruction. They are agents of terror and they are homicidal because at their ideological core they negate the existence of humanity beyond the confines of their sect.
But no one should lose hope. The Arab revolts ushered into an era when citizens were able to think in non-colonial terms. As a result Tunisia has managed to establish the first fully fledged democracy in the Arab world, whereas Egypt has not made the leap forward yet. Hence, the citizens of the region already think beyond Sykes-Picot. This new generation is not burdened by the colonial complex of the old guards. Yet, apart from Tunisia, the governments in charge of regional countries have not progressed in lieu with these preference settings of their citizenry. Politicians continue to shadow box with a colonial past for rhetorical purposes and they are quick to blame everyone else but themselves for the problems that the people are facing on a daily basis. They have not managed to forge a regional order which secures peace and prosperity. It is them, alas, who have not discarded the colonial mindset and who have betrayed the lives of generations of people who deserve to live with security and freedom.
IPSC: Do you think there is a possibility of the balkanization of the Middle East?
ARSHIN ADIB –MOGHADAM: I don't think that a historical comparison is analytically prudent. I don't anticipate the balkanisation of West Asia. Nation-states seem strong enough to secure their sovereignty and legitimacy. Iraq is a special case, but even there the Kurds won't be able to simply break away from the rest of the country without major repercussions. What is apparent, however, is that the principles of "Westphalia", i.e. the centrality of nation-states with their own seemingly "distinct" national narratives that are typically antagonistic towards the "other", have failed. The area needs a new form of transnational politics, strategies that carve out the common heritage, culture and history of this intimately linked area of the world. In Latin America it was the Bolivarian narrative espoused by the late Hugo Chavez that empowered regional leaders to think beyond nationalisms. As a result, Latin America has achieved a non-colonial order which is largely independent from US hegemony. This process which has produced the democratic governments in Nicaragua, Bolivia, Venezuela, Ecuador etc. constitutes a radical shift from the past when the US reigned supreme and when it propped up dictators such as Pinochet in Chile or Noriega in Panama. In West Asia and North Africa such inclusive narratives emphasising political and social emancipation have not emerged. The destructive politics of "identity" in the name of Shi'ism, Sunnism, Iranianism, Arabism and western efforts to maximise divisions between the peoples of the region are to blame. As a result, people are dying and this area continues to be one of the most insecure in the world.
IPSC: What is the impact of U.S. departure from Middle East on Middle East's Regional order?
ARSHIN ADIB –MOGHADAM: The United States has shifted its approach towards the region from a hard power strategy to a soft power one. The current trajectory is rather comparable to the Nixon dual pillar doctrine in the 1970s which empowered Iran and Saudi Arabia as regional policemen who would secure US interests, i.e. preventing communist/Soviet intrusion into West Asia and North Africa. I have to re-emphasise at the same time that the United States and the so called "west" in general is a secondary factor in regional politics. The current anarchy, the structure disorderly horror in Iraq and Syria is an outcome of the incompetency of regional leaders.
IPSC: To what extent should a future regional order in the Middle East be based on indigenous security character?
ARSHIN ADIB –MOGHADAM: There is no "order" in West Asia and North Africa. There are no institutions, norms, systems that formally prevent war and confrontation. There is no Human Rights Charter that would secure the rights of the citizens as the European Union institutionalised. There is no regional economic block such as ASEAN in East Asia or the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of our America – Peoples' Trade Treaty in Latin America which is based on an ideology of independence and self-determination. There are no forums that are inclusive and which work towards convergences of interest. While people are dying of war in Syria and Iraq, Iranian and Arab pseudo-intellectuals get agitated about the naming of the Persian Gulf. When I was at Oxford a few years ago one of the fellows indicated the Gulf should be renamed the "Cape of Good Hope". I thought his sarcasm rather poignant. West Asia and North Africa need a new politics of hope geared to norms, institutions and systems of thought that accentuate human dignity, freedom, security, social emancipation and equality. These were the calls driving the mass movements of the past and this history has shown that they will continue to be called upon in the future. Once the countries are pacified from within, once there is a social contract between the people and the governments which strengthen the existence of both in a dialectical manner, security will grow organically from the bottom-up, from society to the states and from there to the wider international environment. This is the grand project of this generation of Arabs, Iranians, Muslims, Christians, Jews, workers, students, women, business leaders, Kurds, Turkomen, Assyrians, Alawites, employees, union leaders etc.
IPSC: How do you see the exacerbation of Ethnical identities and the possibility of divergence in Middle East?
ARSHIN ADIB –MOGHADAM: We are faced with an interesting dilemma: On the one side national identities have strengthened after the colonial period. Governmental Institutions, bureaucracies, museums, schoolbooks, poems, musicals and national media channels have buttressed the idea of national coherence. At the same time these seemingly organic national narratives are being eroded from "below" by sub-nationalisms. The Kurdish case is prominent of course. I have maintained, however, that since Sykes-Picot the map of West Asia and North Africa has not radically altered. The Iraqs, Syrias, Jordans and Lebaonons are still there. Weak nation-states they may be in terms of their capacity to forge a national consensus, but the fact remains that they are still operating on the premise that they are one entity. One way of dealing with the threat of "balkanization" is to institutionalize federal structures and to create national narratives that are thin, versatile, inclusive, non-ideological and supported by functioning national institutions and a professional bureaucratic class. A second measure has to be supra-national, i.e. regional states would be well advised to move towards closer integration of trade relations, lifting visa restrictions, and creating a pluralistic and inclusive transnational identity discourse that speaks to Persian, Arab, Turkomen, Sunni, Shia, Christian, Jew, Kurd, Assyrian, Druze etc. at the same time. Where are our joint cultural festivals organized by Saudi, Iranian, Turkish or Iraqi artists? Where are our school and university exchanges between Turkish and Iranian schools? This is the art of high politics, a philosophy of pluralism: To minimize antagonism and to negate, as far as possible, blind spots that could be hijacked by radicals for their destructive purposes.If we would have moved into this direction by now, there would be no ISIS or al-Qaeda.
IPSC: In your opinion, to what extent current Middle East security developments could influence academic security studies?
ARSHIN ADIB –MOGHADAM: Middle Eastern Studies continues to lag behind developments in the region. Theoretically largely impoverished, methodologically reactionary and conceptually thin, the discipline continues to foster scholarship that is mainstream, geared to conventional wisdom which is tainted by political considerations. Counter-narratives from critical theorists, post-colonial scholars or post-structuralists continue to be marginal, certainly in the policy world. Attitudes are slowly changing, however, and this is largely due to a new generation of scholars with a critical mindset. Institutionally, the School of Oriental and African Studies, my current port of call, seems the closest to an avantgardist approach to the region which appreciates both the complexity of its peoples and states and the detrimental effect of uninformed western policies towards it. I have always regretted, especially due to the shortcomings of the discipline and the problematic political economy of truth making surrounding it, that authoritarianism and censorship have prevented a rather more intense dialogue between scholars in WANA itself and Europe/North America. Hence, we continue to be remote from a field of "truth" in which we could foster better understanding between both the people of the region themselves and beyond. Hope dies last, of course. Hence my above reference to a politics of hope that could translate our common aspirations into a new future.
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