War, Institutions, and Social Change in the Middle East |
Acknowledgments |
![]() | 1. War, Institutions, and Social Change in the Middle East |
![]() | 1. War, State, and Markets in the Middle East |
![]() | 2. Guns, Gold, and Grain |
![]() | 3. The Climax and Crisis of the Colonial Welfare State in Syria and Lebanon during World War II |
![]() | 4. War, Keynesianism, and Colonialism |
![]() | 2. War, State, and Society in the Contemporary Middle East |
![]() | 5. Si Vis Stabilitatem, Para Bellum |
![]() | 6. Changing Boundaries and Social Crisis |
![]() | 7. War as Leveler, War as Midwife |
• | Carving a Regional Niche, Acquiring International Character: Institutional Autonomy and Recognition through Conflict |
• | War and the Ordering of Politics |
• | Constructing Identity: Violence, the State, and Ethnicity |
• | War, Society Building, and Elite Formation |
• | Summary and Conclusions: The Palestinians Beyond War |
• | Notes |
![]() | 8. War in the Social Memory of Egyptian Peasants |
![]() | 9. War as a Vehicle for the Rise and Demise of a State-Controlled Society |
![]() | 10. The Political Economy of Civil War in Lebanon |
![]() | 3. Conclusion |
• | 11. The Cumulative Impact of Middle Eastern Wars |
Selected Bibliography |
Contributors |