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History in Dispute, Vol. 14: The Middle East Since 1945: First Series from Gale Virtual Reference Library
The Middle East Since 1945, First Series focuses primarily on issues of current and recent concern and attention, some of which have been subjects of ongoing debate for decades. While many, if not all, of these topics are steeped in historical events and movements, this volume delves into disputes that are more issue-oriented.
Topics covered include
- Afghan Mujahideen
- Afghanistan
- Al-Aqsa intifada
- Al-Jazeera
- American-Iranian relations
- Arab business world
- Arab economic development
- Arab leadership
- Arab Maghrib Union
- Civil society
- 11 September
- George W. Bush
- Globalization
- Hijab and Islam
- Hizbollah
- Islam and democracy
- Israel nuclear capability
- Israeli settlements
- Jurasalem
- Kurds
- Middle East
- Militant Islam
- Muammar Qadhdhafi
- North Africa
- OPEC
- Palestinian refugees
- Public diplomacy
- Saddam Hussein
- Saudi Arabia
- SHAS Party and Islamism
- Turkey
- Water
- Western Sahara
- Women
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September 13, 2010
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