100 Years of the Middle East: The Struggle for the Post Sykes-Picot Middle East

100 Years of the Middle East: The Struggle for the Post Sykes-Picot Middle East
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Book Synopsis 100 Years of the Middle East: The Struggle for the Post Sykes-Picot Middle East by : Adnan Khan

Download or read book 100 Years of the Middle East: The Struggle for the Post Sykes-Picot Middle East written by Adnan Khan and published by Lulu.com. This book was released on 2016-10-07 with total page 306 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: In order to understand the present, the past needs to be evaluated. The actions, intrigues, plots and plans of the past have come to shape the Middle East today and understanding them will give us a better idea of the current situation of the region. To comprehend the Middle East of the future, an accurate assessment of the region today is necessary in order to place the emerging trends in their correct context.This book looks to provide answers to a number of questions. How did the Muslims, led by the Ottomans, go from a global power to the sick man of Europe? Was the Sykes-Picot agreement a folly by the French and British empires and poor strategic planning? Or part of a carefully constructed plan to divide the Muslim world in order to control it? Does the Arab spring confirm the end of Sykes-Picot and a new dawn for the people of the region? What are the most important emerging trends going forward? What do these mean for the region and beyond?


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