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Achcar Gilbert: The Gaza Catastrophe

The Gaza Catastrophe

A Genocide Foretold

The Basics

Middle East Conflicts: The Basics is an accessible and balanced introduction to the various conflicts which have plagued the Middle East since the Second World War. It examines the cultural, social and geographical dimensions of the region to identify the fundamentals fuelling tension in the region to explain to start and evolution of its major conflicts. It examines such events as:<ul> <li>The Arab-Israeli Conflict</li> <li>Proxy wars between the United States and Soviet Union</li> <li>The invasion of Kuwait by Iraq</li> <li>The War on Terror</li> <li>The Arab Spring</li> </ul>With case studies of conflicts, maps of the region, a glossary of key terms and tables of comparative features, Middle East Conflicts: The Basics provides a firm foundation for all those approaching the study of conflicts in the Middle East for the first time.

Middle East Conflicts: The Basics is an accessible and balanced introduction to the various conflicts which have plagued the Middle East since the Second World War. It examines the cultural, social and geographical dimensions of the region to identify the fundamentals fuelling tension in the region to explain to start and evolution of its major conflicts. It examines such events as:<ul> <li>The Arab-Israeli Conflict</li> <li>Proxy wars between the United States and Soviet Union</li> <li>The invasion of Kuwait by Iraq</li> <li>The War on Terror</li> <li>The Arab Spring</li> </ul>With case studies of conflicts, maps of the region, a glossary of key terms and tables of comparative features, Middle East Conflicts: The Basics provides a firm foundation for all those approaching the study of conflicts in the Middle East for the first time.

Middle East Conflicts: The Basics

Routledge Library Editions: Soviet Politics

The Soviet Union and Terrorism (1984) examines the extent of Soviet involvement in international terrorism, and the aims and objectives of Soviet foreign policy. It looks at the evidence of changing Soviet attitudes to terrorism from 1917 to the 1980s, and from the field of terrorist operations.

The Soviet Union and Terrorism

Cambridge Middle East Studies

A rich ethnographic study, this book explores the gendered politics of settler colonialism through a comparative focus on masculinities across Israel and Palestine. Accessibly written, this will have appeal across a variety of fields, including Gender studies and Middle East studies, with both researchers and policy-makers finding it of interest.

A rich ethnographic study, this book explores the gendered politics of settler colonialism through a comparative focus on masculinities across Israel and Palestine. Accessibly written, this will have appeal across a variety of fields, including Gender studies and Middle East studies, with both researchers and policy-makers finding it of interest.

Israel, Palestine, and Masculinities across the Divide

Occupier and Occupied

The Death of Stalin

A dramatic guide to the suffering, sacrifice and heroism of the Vietnam War.

The Unwinnable War

Vietnam

From Emperors to Shahs to Ayatollahs, Hashim's revealing book explores how Iran has sought to defend itself and project power.

From Emperors to Shahs to Ayatollahs, Hashim's revealing book explores how Iran has sought to defend itself and project power.

From Cyrus the Great to Qassam Soleimani

Iranian Ways of War

SOAS/Routledge Studies on the Middle East

This book examines the history of the transformation of the small town of Kozani, situated in modern Greek Macedonia, into a vibrant commercial hub and self-administering community during the period of Ottoman rule, c.1400-1821.

This book examines the history of the transformation of the small town of Kozani, situated in modern Greek Macedonia, into a vibrant commercial hub and self-administering community during the period of Ottoman rule, c.1400–1821.

The Periphery and the Centre

Ottoman Politics and Economy

"Of all the studies of Anglo-Muhammadan law, this is the most innovative and illuminating. In shifting the scholarly gaze from how colonial authorities fashioned this law to how Muslim legal practitioners of varied backgrounds engaged with it, Sohaira Siddiqui transforms our understanding of Islamic legal thought and practice under colonial rule."--Muhammad Qasim Zaman, author of Islam in Pakistan: A History "This is the best book on Islamic law in South Asia in Western scholarship. Combining exceptionally sophisticated readings of Muslim scholarly texts with rigorous yet ingenious theorization of colonial power, Siddiqui fundamentally reorients our conception of the modern career of the Islamic legal tradition, in South Asia and beyond. A book of monumental significance that is as lyrically written as it is brilliant."--SherAli Tareen, author of Perilous Intimacies: Debating Hindu-Muslim Friendship after Empire "Siddiqui offers the first in-depth study of the crucial role that Indian Muslim lawyers, judges, and jurists played in shaping the colonial administration of Islamic law. Through penetrating analysis across multiple languages and genres, she shows how these figures interwove colonial and Islamic epistemologies in ways that remain deeply relevant today."--Julia Stephens, author of Governing Islam: Law, Empire, and Secularism in Modern South Asia

Contesting Colonial Power in British India

Islamic Law on Trial

A searingly honest and darkly funny account of what it was really like being in the British Army in Iraq (including all the bits they probably hoped you'd never find out).

A searingly honest and darkly funny account of what it was really like being in the British Army in Iraq (including all the bits they probably hoped you'd never find out).

Dispatches from Quite Near the Front Line

The Accidental Soldier

Makers of the Muslim World

A compelling study of one of the most influential scholars in the modern Muslim world, a controversial figure despised equally by the Islamic right and the anti-Muslim right

Scholar in a Century of Change

Yusuf al-Qaradawi

The Chechen Wars, My Mother and Me

Please Live

This remarkable book recreates one of the watershed moments in the history of the Middle East: the ferocious outbreaks of disorder across the Levant in 1860 which resulted in the massacre of thousands of Christians in Damascus. Eugene Rogan brilliantly recreates the lost world of the Middle East under Ottoman rule. The once mighty empire was under pressure from global economic change and European imperial expansion. Reforms in the mid-nineteenth century raised tensions across the empire, nowhere more so than in Damascus. A multifarious city linked by caravan trade to Baghdad, the Mediterranean and Mecca, the chaos of languages, customs and beliefs made Damascus a warily tolerant place. Until the reforms began to advantage the minority Christian community at the expense of the Muslim majority. But in 1860 people who had generally lived side by side for generations became bitter enemies as news of civil war in Mount Lebanon arrived in the city. Under the threat of a French expeditionary force, the Ottomans dealt with the disaster effectively and ruthlessly - but the old, generally quite tolerant Damascene world lay in ruins. It would take a quarter of a century to restore stability and prosperity to the Syrian capital. This is both an essential book for understanding the emergence of the modern Middle East from the destruction of the old Ottoman world, and a uniquely gripping story.

The 1860 Massacre and the Destruction of the Old Ottoman World

The Damascus Events

The Gaza Catastrophe

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