Search
Castles made of sand : a century of Anglo-American espionage and intervention in the Middle East

text Castles made of sand : a century of Anglo-American espionage and intervention in the Middle East

Summary

Provides an account of the history of covert operations in the Middle East, looking at how the United States and other Western powers have tried to establish control over the region's resources and commerce, while at the same time working to prevent the spread of communism.

Contents
Prologue: Stories from the bazaar -- Assassination -- The Mahdi -- The eclipse of imperial Islam -- Jihad for all occasions -- A new caliph -- Middle East delusions : the Great Arab Revolt -- Spies, adventurers, and religious warriors -- Absolute ... Read more
Format
text
Description
xvi, 347 p. ; 25 cm.
Publisher
Thomas Dunne Books 2010

Available Copies

Library Location Status
Woodmere (Main Branch) 327.1241 GER in Adult Non-fiction Available

All Copies (Show)

Genres (Show)

Subjects (Show)

Back to Top