The last Ottoman generation and the making of the modern Middle East
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Language: | English |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Saladin's pilgrims and the war to end war
- Modernity, militarism, and colonialism in the making of the Middle East
- Ottoman modernity
- Middle East colonialisms
- Legacies
- 1) Ottoman modernity in the long nineteenth century : training state servants and making citizens
- Modern education and a late Ottoman childhood
- Modernizing the state
- Conscription
- State military education and elite civil education
- Military culture and late Ottoman society
- The military academy and staff college
- Modern infrastructure
- Ottoman sons become saviors of the nation
- Civilian politicians and civil school graduates
- Conclusions
- 2) The theory and practice of colonialism in the post-Ottoman Middle East
- Wartime arrangements and proclamations
- The Paris Peace Conference and post-war negotiations
- The San Remo Conference and the Treaty of S·res
- The League of Nations and Anglo-French colonialism in the Middle East
- Mandate governance in practice
- The mandate in Palestine
- The mandate in Syria and Lebanon
- The mandate in Iraq and Transjordan
- Conclusions
- 3) Losing the war and fighting the settlement : the post-Ottoman Middle East takes shape, 1918-1922
- The Battle of Nablus and the end of the Ottoman Empire
- Allenby and Faysal in Da