This book explores the domestic and international relations of countries in the Middle East and North Africa using the focus of ideas and repeat interactions employed by constructivism. This book incorporates rich history and analyses of political trends and figures of the region to develop a deeper understanding of Middle East politics.
This book explores the domestic and international relations of countries in the Middle East and North Africa using the focus of ideas and repeat interactions employed by constructivism. This book incorporates rich history and analyses of political trends and figures of the region to develop a deeper understanding of Middle East politics.
Louis Gordon teaches in the Department of Political Science and at California State University at San Bernardino. Ian Oxnevad is a doctoral student in political science at the University of California, Riverside.
Inhaltsangabe
I. Introduction: The Constructivists' Middle East II. Where it all Begins: Egypt before and After the Arab Spring III. Turkey and Iran: Republican and Islamic IV. The Maghreb V. Iraq: From the Past to the Present VI. Syria and Lebanon: The Alawis in Syria, and the Maronites and Shias in Lebanon VII. Israel and the Palestinians VIII. The Gulf Monarchies: Religiosity and Capitalism IX. Yemen X. Conclusion
I. Introduction: The Constructivists' Middle East II. Where it all Begins: Egypt before and After the Arab Spring III. Turkey and Iran: Republican and Islamic IV. The Maghreb V. Iraq: From the Past to the Present VI. Syria and Lebanon: The Alawis in Syria, and the Maronites and Shias in Lebanon VII. Israel and the Palestinians VIII. The Gulf Monarchies: Religiosity and Capitalism IX. Yemen X. Conclusion
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