WAR WITHOUT END
Dilip Hiro, . . Routledge, $17.95 (560pp) ISBN 978-0-415-28802-6
Also a journalist, who has reported on the Middle East and Central Asia for 20 years, Hiro offers a deeper and broader study, including the history of Islam and the beginning of its modern confrontation with the West in the 19th century. Then he focuses on how fundamentalist Islam developed in three countries—Egypt, Saudia Arabia and Afghanistan—and ends with a reasoned argument as to why America's present course may lead to "war without end." Maps, illus.
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Reviewed on: 08/12/2002
Genre: Nonfiction
Hardcover - 556 pages - 978-0-415-28801-9