Arab Nationalism: A History: Nation and State in the Arab World
"[Choueiri] provides a wealth of detail based on the writings of al-Miqdadi, Ghurbal ... and many others. Largely expository in style, his book describes what they have to say about the Arab nation and about the political programmes needed to realize its potential. In doing so, he brings out the differences among them and sympathetically assesses the problems many encountered."Times Literary Supplement<!--end-->"Recommended particularly for university libraries and those interested in political theory and Middle East studies."CHOICE"Arab Nationalismis a well-written, fact-filled book that constitutes a useful single-volume study of the evolution of Arabism. It is well-suited for readers who have in interest in the international nuances and development of nationalism and for those Middle East history enthusiasts who wish to delve into a more specialized topic."History: Reviews of New Books