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Discover a groundbreaking exploration into the complex history of the Arabs with Eugene Rogan's 'The Arabs'. This authoritative narrative delivers an in-depth examination of Arab identity, tracing its roots from Ottoman conquests in the 16th century through European imperialism and the Cold War, leading to today's geopolitical landscape dominated by American influence. Spanning 736 pages, this B-format paperback published by Penguin UK in 2018 is a vital addition to any history enthusiast's library.
Rogan expertly balances diverse perspectives, incorporating voices from politicians, intellectuals, and everyday citizens to craft a rich tapestry of life over nearly five centuries. Delve into critical themes such as the struggle for national independence, the enduring Arab-Israeli conflict, and the evolution of nationalism and Islamism. Explore the significant impact of oil on political power and the ongoing clash between secularism and Islamic values.
This exceptional book offers readers a comprehensive view of the Arab world—from North Africa to the Arabian Peninsula—revealing the nuanced layers of modern Arab history. Whether you are looking for insight into contemporary Arab realities or historical context for current events, 'The Arabs' serves as an indispensable guide for understanding the intricate dynamics that shaped the modern story of the Arabs. Ideal for students, scholars, and anyone eager to gain a profound understanding of the Arab narrative.
Rogan expertly balances diverse perspectives, incorporating voices from politicians, intellectuals, and everyday citizens to craft a rich tapestry of life over nearly five centuries. Delve into critical themes such as the struggle for national independence, the enduring Arab-Israeli conflict, and the evolution of nationalism and Islamism. Explore the significant impact of oil on political power and the ongoing clash between secularism and Islamic values.
This exceptional book offers readers a comprehensive view of the Arab world—from North Africa to the Arabian Peninsula—revealing the nuanced layers of modern Arab history. Whether you are looking for insight into contemporary Arab realities or historical context for current events, 'The Arabs' serves as an indispensable guide for understanding the intricate dynamics that shaped the modern story of the Arabs. Ideal for students, scholars, and anyone eager to gain a profound understanding of the Arab narrative.