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Jamal Dillman-Hasso

Jamal Dillman-Hasso is a PhD student in History at the University of Michigan, specializing in economic history.

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The Suburban Vote:  Why Trump threatened Detroit, America’s most Segregated City, with Federal Officers

The Suburban Vote: Why Trump threatened Detroit, America’s most Segregated City, with Federal Officers

Jamal Dillman-Hasso

Ann Arbor (Special to Informed Comment) – Donald Trump initially threatened to deploy federal agents in the city to clamp down on protests, though later tried to switch reasons in the hope that we already forgot. This is not aimed at rural voters, though—it is aimed at suburbs. Trump has long realized that by raising […]

Bashar al-Assad
As Syria Faces Hunger, will New, Severe Trump Sanctions on the Regime Harm the People?

As Syria Faces Hunger, will New, Severe Trump Sanctions on the Regime Harm the People?

Jamal Dillman-Hasso

Ann Arbor (Special to Informed Comment) – In the Ma`aret Misrin camp near Idlib, 45-year-old father of 10 Nasr Sultan recently told AFP that with the recent imminent halt of food supplies to the camp, his children will be at the mercy of famine. Mike Robson, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization’s Syrian representative, separately […]

Banking
Once the “Paris of the Middle East,” Lebanon’s Financial and Health Crises are Tearing it Apart

Once the “Paris of the Middle East,” Lebanon’s Financial and Health Crises are Tearing it Apart

Jamal Dillman-Hasso

Ann Arbor (Informed Comment) – Lebanon may have survived its bubbles and wars decades ago, but the combination of economic crisis and the coronavirus may have put it in a serious position once again. During the pandemic, Lebanon’s once-vibrant tourist industry is moribund (some two million visited the country of four million in 2019), and […]

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