Civil-Military Relations in the Modern Middle East

Focusing on the post-World War II Middle East, the book delves into the intricate dynamics between civilians and armed forces. It emphasizes four key themes: the interaction of military and society, the military's influence on political transitions, its role in shaping national economies, and the complex relationships between soldiers and civilians during wartime. This comprehensive exploration sheds light on how these elements have shaped the region's political and social landscape.