"A passionate call for political and social change in Arab countries . . . and a stern critique of the status quo."Jeremy Bowen, BBC Middle East editorThe problems in the Middle East are always someone elseβs fault.While the West blames dictators and extremists, Arabs often blame centuries of foreig
Whatβs really wrong with the Middle East
β Scribed by Whitaker, Brian
- Publisher
- Saqi
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 494
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Whitaker examines the "freedom deficit" that affects Arabs in their daily lives: their struggles against corruption, discrimination and bureaucracy, and the stifling authoritarianism that pervades homes, schools and mosques as well as presidential palaces.
β¦ Table of Contents
Thinking inside the box --
The gilded cage --
States without citizens --
The politics of God --
Vitamin W --
The urge to control --
A sea of victims --
Alien tomatoes --
Escape from history.
β¦ Subjects
Middle East -- Social conditions -- 21st century;Middle East -- Politics and government -- 21st century;Middle East -- Civilization -- 21st century;HISTORY -- Middle East -- General;Civilization;Politics and government;Social conditions;Middle East
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