خرید کتاب London and the Invention of the Middle East: Money, Power and War, ۱۹۰۲-۲۲: Money, Power, and War, ۱۹۰۲-۱۹۲۲

David Thackeray’s “London and the Invention of the Middle East: Money, Power and War, ۱۹۰۲-۲۲” meticulously examines London’s pivotal role in shaping the modern Middle East during the turbulent early ۲۰th century. Focusing on the crucial period of ۱۹۰۲-۱۹۲۲, the book demonstrates how economic decisions, political ambitions, and military conflicts orchestrated from the heart of the British Empire directly influenced the destiny of vast regions in the Middle East. Thackeray argues that understanding the Middle East’s transformations requires a deep insight into London’s policies and interests, particularly concerning oil resources, border demarcation, and regional power dynamics. Through extensive archival research, this work presents a complex and multifaceted perspective on how an external power “invented” a region, the consequences of which resonate to this day.