The Middle East in International Relations: Power, Politics and Ideology (The Contemporary Middle East, Series Number 4)
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The Middle East in International Relations: Power, Politics and Ideology (The Contemporary Middle East, Series Number 4)

by Fred Halliday

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Fred Halliday examines the Middle East through international relations, considering how power, politics, and ideology shape the region’s contemporary significance. Published as number four in The Contemporary Middle East series, this academic study offers a focused framework for understanding regional dynamics in global politics.

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The Middle East in International Relations explores the region as a subject of international political analysis.

Fred Halliday focuses on the interconnected themes of power, politics, and ideology.

Part of The Contemporary Middle East series, the book provides an academic perspective on the forces shaping the region’s place in international relations.

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