NES 201 / HIS 223

Introduction to the Middle EastCourse Cancelled

Michael Allan Cook

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A sweep through Middle Eastern history, globally contextualized. Weeks 1-6 treat the rise of Islam, the Caliphate, the Ottoman Empire, 19th-century reforms, European imperialism, and incipient globalization in the region. Weeks 7-12 focus on state-society relations & political ideologies, and foreign actors in the 20th/21st centuries. You will come away with a basic grasp of the region’s past and present and its mix of idiosyncrasies and global links.

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