History 208 - MAKING OF MODERN MIDDLE EAST

Fall
2017
01
4.00
Mukaram Hhana
TTh 01:00-02:20
Smith College
10585-F17
SEELYE 312
mhhana@smith.edu
This is an introductory course on modern Middle Eastern history, (1789–2011), focusing on the main socio-political and cultural forces that affected the region. It analyzes how specific events and long-term processes informed the realities of Middle Eastern life with emphasis on significant developments, including Ottoman reform; role of imperialism and colonialism; the emergence of nationalism(s) the rise of nation-states; and ideologies such as Zionism and Islamism.
Permission is required for interchange registration during the add/drop period only.