By Sean Oliver-DeePublisher: Lexington Books
Number Of Pages: 216
Publication Date: 2009-08-28
File Size : 681 KB
File Type : PDF
Fear and suspicion of Muslims, a government meddling in Middle Eastern
politics, and a backdrop of violence: sound familiar? It could be talking
about now, but it’s certainly describing British foreign policy in the run-up
to, during, and after World War I in connection to the issue of the Ottoman
Caliphate. It is for this reason that the period is so useful to look at for some
lessons on what to do, or not to do, as the West re-engages with issues of
Islamic Governance.
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