Titlebook: International Society and the Middle East; English School Theor Barry Buzan (Montague Burton Professor of Internat Book 2009 Palgrave Macmi

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The Ottoman Empire and its Precedents from the Perspective of English School Theory,litics and society including Ghuzz and Chinghiz Khanid universalism. Nonetheless, the application and understanding of these concepts varied greatly and Ottoman political praxis recognised a multiplicity of independent political entities, Muslim and non-Muslim, which engaged in war, made treaties of

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The Middle East Encounter with the Expansion of European International Society,ernational society, and later the break-up of the Empire and the colonisation of much of the Middle East by European powers, set the stage for the emergence of the post-colonial Middle East. Here, the Ottoman legacy and European impact is the major focus of analysis in respect of such issues as the

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Arab Nationalism(s) in Transformation: From Arab Interstate Societies to an Arab-Islamic World Soci a sign of how Arab politics had ceased being distinctly Arab. The very notion of a discrete Arab world was dismissed as a mirage without any relevance for a post-Arab twenty-first century. Regional dynamics in this . Middle East would instead either resemble a ‘normal state system’ or be defined by

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