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Title: States of Separation Condition: New Description: Across the Middle East in the post-World War I era, European strategic moves converged with late Ottoman political practice and a newly emboldened Zionist movement to create an unprecedented push to physically divide ethnic and religious minorities from Arab Muslim majorities. States of Separation tells how the interwar Middle East became a site for internationally sanctioned experiments in ethnic separation enacted through violent strategies of population transfer and ethnic partition. During Britain's and France's interwar occupation of Iraq, Palestine, and Syria, the British and French mandate governments and the League of Nations undertook a series of varied but linked campaigns of ethnic removal and separation targeting the Armenian, Assyrian, and Jewish communities within these countries. Such schemes served simultaneously as a practical method of controlling colonial subjects and as a rationale for imposing a neo-imperial international governance, with long-standing consequences for the region.Placing the histories of Iraq, Palestine, and Syria within a global context of emerging state systems intent on creating new forms of international authority, in States of Separation Laura Robson sheds new light on the emergence of ethnic separatism in the modern Middle East. Author: Laura Robson Country/Region of Manufacture: US EAN: 9780520292154 Format: Hardback Genre: History ISBN: 9780520292154 ISBN-10: 0520292154 Item Height: 229mm Item Length: 152mm Item Weight: 544g Item Width: 20mm Language: English Publisher: University of California Press Release Date: 18/04/2017 Subtitle: Transfer, Partition, and the Making of the Modern Middle East Release Year: 2017
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