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The Middle East has long been a place where religions, cultures, and politics clash-- today more then ever. Sharp provides an objective, professional, and informed resource that will help you understand the fascinating area, from their first civilizations and the rise of empires, to ongoing terrorism and recent revolutions.
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Everything Guide to the Middle East: Understand the People, the Politics, and the Culture of This Conflicted Region
2011, Adams Media Corporation
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The everything guide to the Middle East: understand the people, the politics, and the culture of the conflicted region
2011, Adams Media/F+W Media
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Table of Contents
What do you mean by the "Middle East"?
The cradle of civilization
Rise of the empires
Ancient Judaism
Early Christianity
The Byzantine empire
Early Islam
Islamic empires and European colonies
A new empire is born
World War and change
Modern Middle East mosaic
Israel/Palestine: all eyes on Jerusalem
Egypt: heart of the Arab world
Saudi Arabia: crossroads of Islam
Iraq: British colony to Ba'thist beginnings
Iraq: The rise and fall of Saddam Hussein
Iran: the Shi'ite state
Turkey: modern and democratic
Tackling the tough issues
Anything but status quo.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 285-286) and index.
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