The Making of the Modern Middle East: 1960-80 [In Building]

Paula Kitching
Mon 5 Oct Multiple times
Mon 5 Oct

Tracking events amongst the shifting sands of the Middle East over two decades, this course seeks to unravel and explain some of the moving alliances, and new leaderships happening across the region. 

Paula will explore how the region developed during this period, the rise of the Arab nationalism and the divisions and territorial ambitions. Placing everything into a wider global context of international engagements and distractions this course looks at 20 years of Middle Eastern history to help to understand some of the key political events of the world today. Paula Kitching is an historian and writer.

Paula is a regular contributor to the Historian magazine of the Historical Association and has written articles for commemorative publications for the Royal British Legion and the MOD.

 

This course will take place both online and in building. To book the in building section, click the 'Book' button on this page. To book the online section, click here. 

There will be no class on 26 October.

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