Preface Introduction: The Evolving Middle East Chapter 1 Egypt Chapter 2 Gulf States Chapter 3 Iran Chapter 4 Iraq Mina Al-Oraibi Chapter 5 Israel Rafael D. Frankel Chapter 6 Jordan Chapter 7 Kuwait Chapter 8 Lebanon Chapter 9 The Maghreb Chapter 10 Saudi Arabia Chapter 11 Syria Chapter 12 Yemen Selected Bibliography Index
From Islamic extremism in Algeria to civil war in Iraq, this volume provides in-depth coverage of political and cultural conflict in the Middle East.
William Mark Habeeb has worked in international affairs for over 20 years. He specializes in conflict resolution and Middle East affairs. His extensive published works include Power and Tactics in International Negotiation: How Weak Nations Bargain with Strong Nations; Polity and Society in Contemporary North Africa; and numerous book chapters and journal articles. Habeeb has also served as an editorial consultant to the United Nations.
A thoughtful, in-depth analysis of Middle East conflicts for
faculty, researchers, students, and practitioners.
*Choice*
Habeeb's viewpoint is fairly evenhanded and accessible to lay
readers. His clear portrayal of the situations and the countries
involved will appeal most to those seeking a broader understanding
of the Middle East, past and present. It is also suitable for those
trying to understand where the region is headed.
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