BASED ON MY LATEST BOOK
| INSIDE THE MIDDLE EAST | ENTERING A NEW ERA |
- Historical Framing Of The Middle East
- Nationalism In The Middle East
- Islam Is The Solution – The Rise Of Militant Islam
- The Past Is Present – Arab, Iran, Turkey Power Struggle
- Israel-Hamas War
- Major Factors Shaping The Middle East In The 21st Century
A journey through the Middle East’s rich history, navigating the current dynamics and exploring potential future developments. Designed for a broad audience, from beginners to experts, course / seminar goes above and beyond the surface-level conflicts and headlines to uncover the deep-seated factors shaping the region.
We will explore the intricate fabric of Middle Eastern identity, the pivotal Sunni-Shia divide, historical Islamic empire rivalries, and their effects on today’s geopolitical landscape.
The curriculum thoughtfully transitions from ancient history to contemporary issues, covering nationalism, the emergence of militant Islam, the Arab Spring’s trajectory, and Iran’s ambitions for regional dominance. It also addresses the complexities of the Israel-Hamas conflict and spotlights who and what will shape the future of this critical and fascinating region.
This course provides valuable insights into the ongoing struggles and the key elements influencing the Middle East in the 21st century, equipping learners with knowledge and understanding that empowers them to navigate the Middle East’s complex landscape, encouraging a well-informed perspective beyond conventional narratives.
The Middle East is entering a new era, one both defined by and a result of a combination of ancient and modern domestic, regional, and international processes.
Inside The Middle East | Entering A New Era, based on my newest book, Inside The Middle East | Entering A New Era takes you on an eye-opening journey through the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East today, challenges common Western concepts, narratives, and theories, and highlights voices and perspectives from the region not heard in the Western media and discourse.
