The War for Palestine: Rewriting the History of 1948, 2nd Edition (Cambridge Middle East Studies 15)
by Avi Shlaim, Eugene L. Rogan
The War for Palestine, 2nd Edition, rewrites the history of the 1948 conflict with fresh insights from Avi Shlaim and Eugene L. Rogan. Part of Cambridge Middle East Studies, it explores the war's origins, key events, and enduring legacy through meticulous research and balanced analysis, offering vital perspectives for understanding the region's past.
About This Book
The War for Palestine offers a critical revision of the 1948 events that shaped the modern Middle East. Drawing on extensive archival research, the authors provide a nuanced perspective on the war's origins and consequences.
As part of the Cambridge Middle East Studies series, this second edition incorporates new scholarship and updated analysis to deepen understanding of the historical dynamics at play.
The book addresses the complexities of the conflict, highlighting the roles of various actors and the lasting impact on regional politics and societies.
Scholars and students of Middle Eastern history will find this work essential for its balanced approach and rigorous methodology.
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