The chapters that follow are part of the long process of reflection on the contemporary Middle East and on the various ways of thinking about and analysing that region.
An edition of Islam and the myth of confrontation
(1996)
Islam and the myth of confrontation
religion and politics in the Middle East
by Fred Halliday
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Foreign relations, Islam and politics, Islamic countries, Middle East, Politics and government, Relations, Study and teaching, Middle east, politics and government, Middle east, relations, Middle east, study and teaching, Islamic countries, politics and government, Religion, Islam and state, Christianity, Islam, Islam and world politicsPlaces
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 218-248) and index.
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