A History of the Modern Middle East provides a thorough analysis of the region from the fourteenth century, with the establishment of the Ottoman and Safavid empires up to the current protests and unrest. The book covers Turkey, Iran, and the Arab countries in the Middle East, as well as often overlooked areas such as the Balkans. In addition, it addresses the influence of Western powers through the centuries.
Content and Approach
The book highlights various social groups, including workers, urban merchants, provincial notables, slaves, students, women, and peasants, as well as political leaders. This broad approach clearly maps out the complex social relations and changing forms of governance. The narrative is enriched with drawings, photos, and maps.
Target Audience and Use
- Suitable for use in education and self-study
- Written in Dutch at an advanced language level
- Promotes understanding of the cultural and political development of the Middle East
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