Beschreibung
Taking issue with the convenient views that the Middle East is an irrational and exceptional region of world politics, and that the long and bloody history of the Palestine conflict is proof, the authors combine theoretical reflection and empirical investigation, marrying International Relations theory and Middle East area studies. Through integrating macro and micro-perspectives, tracing the interaction of global and regional environments with individuals pursuing political goals, this book rejects the cultural stereotype of 'Middle Eastern exceptionalism' and argues that regional patterns of conflict are deeply embedded in international and transnational relations, and that their particular trajectories have to be interpreted in light of global political developments.
Autorenporträt
ELLE BÖTCHER Free University, Berlin, Germany ANNABWALID KAZZIHA, American University, Cairo, Egypt GÖTZ NORDBRUCH Free University, Berlin, Germany BERNARD ROUGIER Institut d'Etutes Politiques, Paris, France JEONGMIN SEO Hankuk University of Foreign Studies DAN TSCHIRGI American University, Cairo, Egypt MORTEN VALBJØRN Aarhus University, Denmark
Herstellerkennzeichnung:
Springer Verlag GmbH
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69121 Heidelberg
DE
E-Mail: juergen.hartmann@springer.com
