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Category Archives: Book Review
Out of Africa, yet Africa within.
Every journey back to Australia serves as a constant reminder of how much on the periphery this country is. The flight paths that link the country like tenterhooks all come from the old global peripheral locations in Asia and … Continue reading
Posted in Abstract, Anthropology, Book Review, Development Work, Politics, society, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Africa, Book, Chinua Achebe, Culture, Development, Emotions, Failed State, Government, Nigeria, People, Reflection, Terrorism, Travel
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Book Review: The Arabs, A History
Looking into Orientalism in The Arabs: A History Focus Text: Rogan, E (2009) The Arabs: A history Basic Books; New York The Arab World and the Middle East are two spaces that have been capturing my attention, together with … Continue reading
Posted in Abstract, Arab World, Book Review, Culture, Desert, History, Islam, Non Fiction, Philosophy, Politics, society
Tagged Arab History, Arab Spring, Arabian Peninsula, Arabs, Authoritarian Governments, Book Review, Books, British Empire, Colonialism, Context, Edward Said, Egypt, Eugene Rogan, Fertile Crescent, Geo-politics, Globalisation, Government, History, International Politics, Islam, Islamism, Jewish State, Mediterranean, Middle East, Modernisation, Muslim World, Napoleon, Non Fiction, Oil, Orientalism, Orientalists, Ottoman Empire, Persian Gulf, Perspectives, Philosophy, Politics, Saudi Arabia, The Arabs: A history, Tunisia, War
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