by François Massoulié · Interlink Books · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781566562379
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«Middle East Conflicts» is the history essay by François Massoulié, published by Interlink Books in 1999 in paperback (160 pages, in English).
The book analyses the conflicts of the Middle East from the colonial division of the Arab world after the First World War, with arbitrary borders that continue to generate tension. It examines the establishment of Israel, the expulsion of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians and the subsequent cycle of occupation and resistance. It also addresses the contrast between oil-rich Arab states and poorer ones, as well as the emergence of Islamist movements as a reaction to Western solutions. It includes colour and black-and-white photographs and maps.
Part of the Interlink Illustrated Histories series.
Recommended for readers interested in the political history and conflicts of the Middle East during the twentieth century.
