Articles by Peter Maass

category: Iraq/Afghanistan/Pakistan

Camp Taliban

Slate  |  November 20, 2001
The strange last days of the mullahs in black turbans.

How a Camp Becomes a City

The New York Times Magazine  |  November 18, 2001
Every refugee camp has its own social hierarchy. In Shamshatoo, on the Pakistani border, it all begins with a man named Nusrat.

Emroz Khan Is Having a Bad Day

The New York Times Magazine  |  October 21, 2001
Which is not unusual, and helps explain why Peshawar’s youth are tinder for Islamic extremism.

The Volunteer

The New York Times Magazine  |  October 7, 2001
Finding love on the battlefield.

Do You Know the Way to Paradise?

Slate  |  October 4, 2001
Terrorism, suicide and the Quran.

The Zealot

The New York Times Magazine  |  September 30, 2001
Getting ready for the jihad.

Pakistan’s Everyday Dangers

Slate  |  September 28, 2001
The unnoticed perils of working in the Third World.

A New Theory From Pakistan

Slate  |  September 23, 2001
The Mossad and 9/11. A dispatch from Peshawar.

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