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   As the most authoritative and comprehensive overview of international relations in the Middle East, this highly respected textbook is designed to help students get to grips with this important and challenging subject area.

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   International Relations of the Middle East provides a guide to the subject of international relations in this important region. It combines the analysis of the key themes, actors, and issues with the history of the region, and insights from international experts.

3. www.jstor.org › stable › pdfLouise FAWCETT (Ed.), - JSTOR

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   Louise Fawcetťs third edition of International Relations of the Middle East is a compre- hensive and timely update of regional politics and transformations.

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   shortly before the Arab uprisings, Fred Halliday observed how,in contrast to other regions of the world marked by interstate conflict and nationalist upsurge, for example in formerly communist Europe, the Horn of Africa, and South Asia, the map of states characterizing the Middle Eas.

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   Jul 1, 2017 · Fawcett (2017) confirmed the reasons for the emergence of ISIS due to the decision of former U.S. President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney to wage an unnecessary...

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   Alexander Bligh. The first phase of modernization, involving major foreign influence over the political thinking and ideologies of the Middle East, lasted until the de facto disappearance of the Ottoman Empire in 1917. With the end of the war and the postwar agreements, the second phase began.

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   Why should you read Fawcett s edition?

   • In a region marked by fluidity and widespread change, Fawcett s edition stands as a must-read for scholars and students of the Middle East and International Relations.

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   What is international relations of the Middle East?

   • International Relations of the Middle East provides a guide to the subject of international relations in this important region. It combines the analysis of the key themes, actors, and issues with the history of the region, and insights from international experts.

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   What does Fawcett say about regionalism?

   • Fawcett in her account of regionalism asserts that no single norms and domestic considerations" (p. 189). Hinnebusch and Ehteshami's chapter on foreign policymaking proposes "complex realism" as a framework to analyze the MENA region.

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   How many pages are in international relations of the Middle East?

   • Oxford University Press, Third Edition, 2013, 406 pages. Louise Fawcetťs third edition of International Relations of the Middle East is a compre- hensive and timely update of regional politics and transformations.

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   What is oil and political economy in the Middle East?

   • Giacomo Luciani in "Oil and Political Economy in the International Relations of the Middle East" addresses the inescapable element of oil in any discussion of the region and explains role of oil over the consolidation of the regional state system, the shaping of state- society relations through rentierism and the evolution of inter- Arab relations.

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   How important is a state in the Middle East?

   • As Fawcett asserts, the state remains central in the success of regional- ism and cooperation in the long term; but lack of will and capacity of Middle Eastern states curtail regionalism seriously and reproduce the historical pattern of turning to out- side powers to resolve their security dilemmas (p.201).

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   Similarly, no international relations text can ignore the rich cases that the Middle East has supplied, and how they illuminate different theories and concepts of the discipline (Binder 1958), whetherfLouise FaweetT in respect of patterns of war and peace or international political economy.