Middlebury

GEOG 0220

Geopolitics of the Middle East

Geopolitics of the Middle East
This course examines the Middle East from a geographical perspective with emphasis on the historical and political underpinnings of the region. The Middle East, the cradle of civilization, has been, due to its geography, one of the major arenas for political and ideological conflicts. It has been subject to an unequal power relationship with the West, which, together with Islam, has affected the level of its political, social, and economic development. This course will provide an analytical introduction to the historical, political, social, and economic geography of the region and will analyze the major transitions this region has undergone. 3 hrs.lect.
Subject:
Geography
Department:
Geography
Division:
Social Sciences
Requirements Fulfilled:
CMP MDE SOC
Equivalent Courses:

Sections

Spring 2022

GEOG0220A-S22 Lecture (Mayer)

Fall 2018

GEOG0220A-F18 Lecture (Mayer)

Fall 2015

GEOG0220A-F15 Lecture (Mayer)

Spring 2013

GEOG0220A-S13 Lecture (Mayer)

Spring 2012

GEOG0220A-S12 Lecture (Mayer)

Spring 2011

GEOG0220A-S11 Lecture (Mayer)

Spring 2010

GEOG0220A-S10 Lecture (Mayer)

Spring 2007

GEOG0220A-S07 Lecture (Mayer)

Spring 2006

GEOG0220A-S06 Lecture (Mayer)

Spring 2005

GEOG0220A-S05 Lecture (Mayer)

Spring 2004

GEOG0220A-S04 Lecture (Mayer)