Paul Marshall

Paul Marshall is Senior Fellow at the Center for Religious Freedom, Freedom House, Washington, D.C.

He is the General Editor of Religious Freedom in the World: A Global Report on Freedom and Persecution (2000), modeled on Freedom House's state-of-the-art surveys on democracy and press freedom. His latest book is Islam at the Crossroads (2002).

Marshall is also the author of a best-selling, award-winning survey of religious persecution worldwide titled Their Blood Cries Out (1997). In speeches introducing the International Religious Freedom Act in the U.S. Senate it was described as "a powerful and persuasive analysis" and an "exhaustive survey, "which simply cannot be ignored."

He is the author and editor of twenty other books and booklets including God and the Constitution (2002), Egypt's Endangered Christians (1999), Massacre at the Millennium (2001), The Talibanization of Nigeria (2002), Just Politics (1998), and Heaven is not My Home (1998). He has published forty scholarly articles, twenty briefs to government bodies, and hundreds of popular articles. His writings have been translated into Russian, German, Dutch, Spanish, Japanese, Malay, Korean, Arabic and Chinese.

He is a frequent demand for lectures and media appearances including interviews on ABC Evening News; CBS Evening News; CNN; PBS; Fox News; the BBC, Australian Broadcasting Corporation; Canadian Broadcasting Corporation; South African Broadcasting Corporation; and NHK, the Japanese Public Broadcasting Company. His work has been the subject of articles in the New York Times, Wall St. Journal, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Washington Times, Boston Globe, Dallas Morning News, Christian Science Monitor, First things, New Republic, Weekly Standard, Globe and Mail, Reader's Digest and many other newspapers and magazines.

Visiting professorships include the Institute for Christian Studies, Toronto; Catholic University, Washington D.C.; the Faculties of Law and of Philosophy of the Free University, Amsterdam; Satya Wacana University, Salatiga, Indonesia; the European University for the Humanities, Minsk, Belarus; J. Omar Good Distinguished Visiting Professor, Juniata College; and an adjunct Professorship in the Graduate Program in Philosophy at Rutgers University.

He has also been a Senior Fellow at the Institute of Religion and Democracy; Overseas Research Fellow for the Human Sciences Research Council of South Africa; columnist for News Network International; exploration geologist in the Canadian Arctic; forest fire fighter in British Columbia and an advisor to the Council of Yukon Indians.

He has lectured at the U.S. State Department, the Helsinki Commission, I.N.S Asylum Bureaus, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, and the Sudan People's Liberation Army. He has also lectured in Canada, England, Israel, Cyprus, Austria, The Netherlands, Switzerland, Spain, Lebanon, Korea, Belarus, Australia, South Africa, Malaysia, Thailand, Nigeria, the Philippines, and Indonesia.

Recent articles by Paul Marshall

RESISTING INTIMIDATION		NRO		April 14, 2006
MISREPRESENTATIONS OF ISLAM		NRO		February 13, 2006
REMEMBER HANOI		NRO		June 17, 2005
BETHLEHEM & BEYOND		National Review Online		December 24, 2003
MISUNDERSTANDING AL QAEDA		WEEKLY STANDARD		12/01/2003, Volume 009, Issue 12
TALIBAN LITE		NATIONAL REVIEW ONLINE		November 7, 2003
RADICAL ISLAM'S MOVE ON AFRICA		WASHINGTON POST		October 16, 2003
MISUNDERSTANDING TERRORISM		TOWNHALL		September 7, 2003
"SIRENS OVER AFRICA" BY PAUL MARSHALL		NEW YORK POST		August 28, 2003
Elsewhere in Iraq		Wall Street Journal		August 22, 2003
Don't Forget Africa		National Review Online		June 3, 2003
Dangerous Waters		National Review Online		March 7, 2003
This War We're In		National Review Online		November 26, 2002