The end of the Ottoman Empire and the rise of Arab nationalism

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    London

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    Different dates available

This interactive-lecture day course will trace the growth of Arab nationalism in the decaying Ottoman Empire and the formation of new Arab states in the aftermath of World War I: fascinating background to understanding contemporary events in the Middle East.

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London
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Keeley Street, Covent Garden, WC2B 4BA

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About this course

- List key events in the growth of the Ottoman Empire
- Identify the forces which led to Arab nationalism in the nineteenth century
- Discuss some debates and explanations around the growth of Arab nationalism.

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Course programme

- The spread of Islam
- The growth of the Ottoman Empire
- European Imperialism and the `Eastern Question`
- The growth of Arab nationalism in the nineteenth century.

The class will be delivered through tutor presentation, accompanied by PowerPoint slides. We will use a variety maps, images, video and text throughout the session, as appropriate. No, but some books are recommended for optional further reading should you wish. 1. Hans Kohn, A History of Nationalism in the East, Brace and Co, Harcourt 1929 2. Kamal Salibi, A House of Many Mansions, I. B Tauris, New York (2003) 3. Aron David Miller, The Arab States and the Palestine Question: Between Ideology and Self-Interest, Praeger Publishers 1986, New York 4. Malcolm H. Kerr, The Arab Cold War: Gamal ‘Abd al-Nasir and His Rivals 1958-1970, 3rd ed, Oxford University Press, Oxford 1971 5. Derek Hopwood (ed) Arab Nation, Arab Nationalism, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2000.

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Information on other similar courses can be found under 'contemporary history' or 'world history' on the college website: General information and advice on courses at City Lit is available from the Student Centre and Library on Monday to Friday from 12:00 – 19:00. See the course guide for term dates and further details

The end of the Ottoman Empire and the rise of Arab nationalism

£ 49 VAT inc.