The Middle East For Dummies
The Middle East For Dummies by Craig S. Davis, published by For Dummies in January 2003, offers a comprehensive overview of the region’s culture, politics, and religions. This 416-page guide aims to clarify the complexities of the Middle East, providing insights into its historical context from ancient times to the present. It addresses the significance of the area, particularly in relation to recent global events, and introduces readers to its diverse peoples and leaders.
Readers will find a straightforward exploration of the differences and similarities between Arab and Western perspectives, as well as an examination of the conflicts that have shaped the current political landscape, including the Israeli-Palestinian situation. The book employs plain English to make the information accessible, featuring navigational aids, cheat sheets, and lists to enhance understanding. This edition serves as a valuable resource for anyone seeking to deepen their knowledge of the Middle East.
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Demystifies the area’s culture, politics, and religions
Explore Middle Eastern history from ancient to modern times
Looking to better understand the Middle East? This plain-English guide explains the importance of the region, especially in light of recent events. You’ll meet its people and their leaders, discover the differences and similarities between Arab and Western mindsets, and examine the wars and conflicts – including the Israeli-Palestinian turmoil – that led up to the current political situation.
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* Explanations in plain English
* “Get in, get out” information
* Icons and other navigational aids
* Tear-out cheat sheet
* Top ten lists
* A dash of humor and fun
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