arab countries

Introduces the economic, social, political and military status of the Arab countries while including a gazetteer.

Presents a series of questions and answers that seeks to explain the origins and conflict behind the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, failed attempts at peace, and its significance to the rest of the world.

Presents a rhyming, alphabet book, that takes the reader on a trip across the lands of Arabia, its customs, its people, and its animals, from A-Z.

The author describes growing up with an American mother and Arabic father. Details her childhood split between Seattle and Qatar, her time with her Bedouin family as a teen, and her search for her own identity as a young woman that takes her from from the Arabian Gulf and Cairo, to Mount Sinai.

A collection of fourteen original essays that explore the psychological, political, and cultural bases of Arab nationalism since World War I.

Examines the evolution in Egyptian state policy, policy-making, and implementation toward the Arab world in the years between 1952 and 1961, a period during which Egypt actively pursued leadership in the Arab nationalist movement, and considers the role of Gamal Abdel Nasser in bringing about the change.

Historical documents trace the history of the oil crisis that occurred in the United States from 1973 to 1974 and its aftermath.

Chronicles the thirty-year Arab-Israeli peace process, analyzing the personalities of the key individuals involved, and featuring interviews with over eighty participants in the military and political negotiations between Egypt and Israel.

Examines Arab views of America drawing on interviews with people throughout the Arab world. Focuses on political issues such as opinions about American support for Israel and the American occupation of Iraq. Also discusses views of American media, attitudes, and character.