Turmoil in the Middle East

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The book delves into the profound effects of imperialism, war, and political instability in the Middle East during the twentieth century, tracing the region's tumultuous history from World War I to ongoing conflicts. It explores the internal contradictions within Middle Eastern states, emphasizing class conflict and social dynamics. The author analyzes the political economy of persistent crises, highlighting the influential role of Western powers, particularly Britain, France, and the United States, in shaping these enduring challenges.