Historical Atlas of the Modern Middle East
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780205660926
ISBN-10: 0205660924
Pagini: 112
Dimensiuni: 203 x 254 mm
Ediția:1
Editura: Prentice-Hall
Locul publicării:Upper Saddle River, United States
ISBN-10: 0205660924
Pagini: 112
Dimensiuni: 203 x 254 mm
Ediția:1
Editura: Prentice-Hall
Locul publicării:Upper Saddle River, United States
Descriere
Historical Atlas of the Modern Middle East is a comprehensive and comparative atlas of Middle Eastern history, beginning in the early modern period and continuing through the present.
It is comprehensive because, unlike many other historical atlases, this work covers the entire region, as well as neighboring areas of Europe, Central Asia and South Asia. In addition, by providing successive maps drawn on the same base, along with accompanying explanatory text, the Atlas takes a chronologically comparative approach. This permits readers to follow the flow of historical developments and compare the same terrain in different eras.
It is comprehensive because, unlike many other historical atlases, this work covers the entire region, as well as neighboring areas of Europe, Central Asia and South Asia. In addition, by providing successive maps drawn on the same base, along with accompanying explanatory text, the Atlas takes a chronologically comparative approach. This permits readers to follow the flow of historical developments and compare the same terrain in different eras.
Cuprins
Background Map:Topography
Background Map: Climate and vegetation
Historical Maps
1656:Large scale map:“Gunpowder Empires”
1656:The Ottoman Empire at its zenith
Detail Maps: Ottoman-Safavid Frontier
1512: Safavid domains in Mesopotamia at their greatest extent
1534: Ottoman conquest of Mesopotamia
1579: Ottoman conquest of Georgia, Shirvan, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Luristan
1639: Treaty of Zuhab
1699: The Ottoman retreat begins (Treaty of Karlowitz)
1774: The Ottoman retreat continues
Detail Maps: The European Frontier
1718: Treaty of Passarowitz
1739: Treaty of Belgrade
1774: Treaty of Kuçuk Kaynarci
Detail Maps: The Ottoman-Persian Frontier
1723: Ottoman reconquest of Shirvan, Azerbaijan and Luristan
1736: Nadir Khan’s campaigns reverse Ottoman gains
1804: Large scale map: “Gunpowder Empires” in retreat
1804: Western intrusion and Middle East reaction
1804: Cultural Focus: Distribution of ethno-linguistic and religious groups at the beginning of the 19th century
1841: Imperial dissolution begins
Detail maps: Mehmet Ali’s campaigns
1811-18: Against the Wahhabis in Arabia
1820-21: In Sudan
1824-27: In Greece
1832-39: In Palestine, Syria and Anatolia
1878: The “Eastern Question”
Detail maps: The Ottomans and Russia
1854-56: Crimean War
1878: Treaty of San Stefano
1907: Large scale map: The “New Imperialism” in Africa and Asia
1907: “New Imperialism” in the Middle East
Detail map: European imperialism in North Africa
1830-1912: France, Spain and Italy in the Maghrib
Detail maps: Rise and fall of the Mahdia
1885: Fall of Khartoum; Mahdia at its height
1898: Reconquest of Sudan
Detail map: Partition of Persia
1907: Anglo-Russian Convention on Persia
1907: Economic Focus: Western concessions in the Middle East (including oil concessions)
1914: Eve of the Great War
Detail maps: Balkan Wars
1912-13: First Balkan War
1913: Second Balkan War
1923: After the Great War
Detail maps: The Great War in the Middle East
1915: Gallipoli
1916-18: Mesopotamia
1916-18: Palestine and Syria
Detail maps: Wartime and post-war agreements
1915-16: Constantinople Agreement and Sykes-Picot Agreement
1915-16: Husayn-McMahon Correspondence
1920: Treaty of Sevres
1923: Treaty of Lausanne
1923: Social Focus: Post-war ethnic relocations and population exchanges
1939: Eve of war
Detail maps: Palestine between the wars
Jewish immigration into Palestine
1936: Jewish and Arab populations in Palestine
1936-9: The “Great Arab Revolt”
1937: Peel Commission partition plan
1938: Woodhead Commission plans
Detail maps: Emergence of nation-states
1902-32: Creation of the Sa’udi Kingdom
1918-36: Egypt and Iraq
1918-36: Lebanon and Syria
Sectarian divisions in Lebanon and Syria
1941: World War II, phase I
1942: World War II, phase II
1945: World War II, phase III
1952: After the war
Detail maps: Israel’s War of Independence, a.k.a. al-Nakba
1946: Jewish and Arab populations in Palestine
1947: UN partition plan
1948: Initial Arab attacks
1948: Israeli counterattacks
1949-51: Arab and Jewish expatriation
1969: Cold War in the Middle East
Detail maps: Arab-Israeli conflict I
1956: Suez War
1967: June War
Detail map: Decolonization in the Maghrib
1954-62: Algeria’s War of Independence; Morocco, Tunisia and Libya
1969: Large scale map: Decolonization and Non-Alignment in Africa and Asia
1973: Economic Focus: Oil and OPEC
1982: Wars and Revolutions
Detail maps: Arab-Israeli conflict II
1973: October War
Detail maps: The Lebanese Civil War
1975-81: Early Phase
1982: Israel’s invasion of Lebanon
1983-89: Later events
2008: The Middle East today
Detail maps: Arab-Israeli resolution
1979: Camp David I (Begin, Sadat, Carter)
2000: Camp David II (Barak, Arafat, Clinton)
Detail maps: Gulf conflicts
1980-88: Gulf War I (Iran-Iraq War)
1990-91: Gulf War II (Desert Storm)
2002-?: Gulf War III (Iraq War)
2008: Ethnic and religious divisions in Iraq
2008: Cultural Focus: Distribution of ethnic and religious groups at the beginning of the 21st century
2008: Cultural Focus: Women’s rights
2008: Cultural and Economic Focus: Globalization
2008: Economic Focus: Oil wealth today
2008: Social Focus: Urbanization
2008: Large scale map: The “New World Order” and the Middle East
Appendices: Lists of rulers and genealogies, population figures, and timelines
Gazetteer
Index
Background Map: Climate and vegetation
Historical Maps
1656:Large scale map:“Gunpowder Empires”
1656:The Ottoman Empire at its zenith
Detail Maps: Ottoman-Safavid Frontier
1512: Safavid domains in Mesopotamia at their greatest extent
1534: Ottoman conquest of Mesopotamia
1579: Ottoman conquest of Georgia, Shirvan, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Luristan
1639: Treaty of Zuhab
1699: The Ottoman retreat begins (Treaty of Karlowitz)
1774: The Ottoman retreat continues
Detail Maps: The European Frontier
1718: Treaty of Passarowitz
1739: Treaty of Belgrade
1774: Treaty of Kuçuk Kaynarci
Detail Maps: The Ottoman-Persian Frontier
1723: Ottoman reconquest of Shirvan, Azerbaijan and Luristan
1736: Nadir Khan’s campaigns reverse Ottoman gains
1804: Large scale map: “Gunpowder Empires” in retreat
1804: Western intrusion and Middle East reaction
1804: Cultural Focus: Distribution of ethno-linguistic and religious groups at the beginning of the 19th century
1841: Imperial dissolution begins
Detail maps: Mehmet Ali’s campaigns
1811-18: Against the Wahhabis in Arabia
1820-21: In Sudan
1824-27: In Greece
1832-39: In Palestine, Syria and Anatolia
1878: The “Eastern Question”
Detail maps: The Ottomans and Russia
1854-56: Crimean War
1878: Treaty of San Stefano
1907: Large scale map: The “New Imperialism” in Africa and Asia
1907: “New Imperialism” in the Middle East
Detail map: European imperialism in North Africa
1830-1912: France, Spain and Italy in the Maghrib
Detail maps: Rise and fall of the Mahdia
1885: Fall of Khartoum; Mahdia at its height
1898: Reconquest of Sudan
Detail map: Partition of Persia
1907: Anglo-Russian Convention on Persia
1907: Economic Focus: Western concessions in the Middle East (including oil concessions)
1914: Eve of the Great War
Detail maps: Balkan Wars
1912-13: First Balkan War
1913: Second Balkan War
1923: After the Great War
Detail maps: The Great War in the Middle East
1915: Gallipoli
1916-18: Mesopotamia
1916-18: Palestine and Syria
Detail maps: Wartime and post-war agreements
1915-16: Constantinople Agreement and Sykes-Picot Agreement
1915-16: Husayn-McMahon Correspondence
1920: Treaty of Sevres
1923: Treaty of Lausanne
1923: Social Focus: Post-war ethnic relocations and population exchanges
1939: Eve of war
Detail maps: Palestine between the wars
Jewish immigration into Palestine
1936: Jewish and Arab populations in Palestine
1936-9: The “Great Arab Revolt”
1937: Peel Commission partition plan
1938: Woodhead Commission plans
Detail maps: Emergence of nation-states
1902-32: Creation of the Sa’udi Kingdom
1918-36: Egypt and Iraq
1918-36: Lebanon and Syria
Sectarian divisions in Lebanon and Syria
1941: World War II, phase I
1942: World War II, phase II
1945: World War II, phase III
1952: After the war
Detail maps: Israel’s War of Independence, a.k.a. al-Nakba
1946: Jewish and Arab populations in Palestine
1947: UN partition plan
1948: Initial Arab attacks
1948: Israeli counterattacks
1949-51: Arab and Jewish expatriation
1969: Cold War in the Middle East
Detail maps: Arab-Israeli conflict I
1956: Suez War
1967: June War
Detail map: Decolonization in the Maghrib
1954-62: Algeria’s War of Independence; Morocco, Tunisia and Libya
1969: Large scale map: Decolonization and Non-Alignment in Africa and Asia
1973: Economic Focus: Oil and OPEC
1982: Wars and Revolutions
Detail maps: Arab-Israeli conflict II
1973: October War
Detail maps: The Lebanese Civil War
1975-81: Early Phase
1982: Israel’s invasion of Lebanon
1983-89: Later events
2008: The Middle East today
Detail maps: Arab-Israeli resolution
1979: Camp David I (Begin, Sadat, Carter)
2000: Camp David II (Barak, Arafat, Clinton)
Detail maps: Gulf conflicts
1980-88: Gulf War I (Iran-Iraq War)
1990-91: Gulf War II (Desert Storm)
2002-?: Gulf War III (Iraq War)
2008: Ethnic and religious divisions in Iraq
2008: Cultural Focus: Distribution of ethnic and religious groups at the beginning of the 21st century
2008: Cultural Focus: Women’s rights
2008: Cultural and Economic Focus: Globalization
2008: Economic Focus: Oil wealth today
2008: Social Focus: Urbanization
2008: Large scale map: The “New World Order” and the Middle East
Appendices: Lists of rulers and genealogies, population figures, and timelines
Gazetteer
Index
Caracteristici
- Full color maps, expressly drawn for this Atlas, provide a highly visual and graphical learning environment.
- Accompanying text provide commentary on each map