The Middle East in International Relations

Focusing on the complexities of the Middle East, this book explores the historical context and contemporary political dynamics that have shaped the region's conflicts. It examines the impact of external interventions, wars, and the influence of oil prices, alongside the roles of military, nationalist, and religious movements. The author, a prominent scholar, provides a unique interpretation of these issues, making the analysis accessible for students, policymakers, and general readers alike, while engaging deeply with international relations theories.