North Africa is a historical link between Africa, Asia, and Europe. Despite its great significance, this region is often underestimated. In this book, Phillip Naylor reconsiders the concept of Western civilization by making visible the influence of North African peoples.
Contents and Structure
The book covers the rich transcultural history of North Africa, from the Paleolithic era to contemporary developments. Key themes include, among others:
- The early Egyptian cultures and pharaonic dynasties
- Conflicts with Rome and Carthage
- The rise of Islam and the Ottoman Empire
- European colonial influences and the postcolonial era
- The future of Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, and Western Sahara
Added Value
There is special attention to encounters between different civilizations and their mutual impact. The new afterword discusses the North African Spring (2011-2013) and thus enhances the topicality of the theme.
Target Audience and Language
This book is suitable for both beginners and specialists interested in the history, culture, and political developments of North Africa. The material is intended for academic education and self-study. The text is written in English at an advanced level.
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