ich bin in den letzten 24h zwei mal auf den begriff: Lipstick Jihad gestossen.

das erste mal, als ich auf amazon gesurft hab:


Lipstick Jihad von azadeh moaveni

Don't let the title, Lipstick Jihad, fool you—this is no Bridget Jones meets the Middle East exercise in chick lit. Instead, look to Azadeh Moaveni's subtitle—A Memoir of Growing Up Iranian in America and American in Iran—for a sense of the complex riches within. Yes, it's a tale of two cultures, of a California girl with romantic notions about Tehran morphing into a worldly journalist with access to a real Iran that owes nothing to former daydreams. Moaveni's memoir takes us nowhere we've been before, or even read about in the daily papers, with tales of young people whose hedonistic lifestyle behind closed doors helped push the pendulum so far in the other direction that they effected real change on the streets. This is no organized movement, simply the feverish behavior of an entire generation desperate for change, at any cost. A must-read for anybody interested in taking a peek at the multifaceted human experiences that lie behind the headlines.

interview mit der autorin
http://www.motherjones.com/news/qa/2005/03/moaveni.html

und gerade eben, hab ich im
südwind magazin: zeitschrift für internationale politik, kultur und entwicklung- einen gleichnamigen artikel, von bijan farnoudi (auch 2G :-)) , gefunden.

der artikel:
http://www.suedwind-magazin.at/start.asp?artid=3504&ausg=200506&b=0&artart=



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