"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."

– The Sunday Times

"Such a wealth of statistical detail that even the most gung-ho advocate of IMF and World Bank programmes must pause for thought."

– The Economist

"LeVine's innovation lies in his belief that multicultural combinations of scholars, activists, and artists can produce and articulate community-based radical politics that will have mass appeal and thus impact politics."

– Tikkun

"By insisting on the reality of complexity, LeVine powerfully shows the fallacies of dominant rhetoric and conceptions about Muslim societies."

– ISIM Review

"Mark LeVine offers a vibrant critique of the ‘clash of civilisations’ theory."

– about.com

"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."

– The Sunday Times

"Such a wealth of statistical detail that even the most gung-ho advocate of IMF and World Bank programmes must pause for thought."

– The Economist

LeVine's innovation lies in his belief that multicultural combinations of scholars, activists, and artists can produce and articulate community-based radical politics that will have mass appeal and thus impact politics."

– Tikkun

"LeVine provides a compelling argument that it is not the "Axis of Evil" nations that have poisoned peace and understanding between the West and the Muslim world."

– daily star

"His analysis of the war in Iraq is a must read."

– International Journal of Middle East Studies