Inside Iraq
Subtitle: the history, the people, and the modern conflicts of the world's least understood land
By: edited by John Miller and Aaron Kenedi ; introduction by David Rose.
Contributors: Miller, John, 1959-; Kenedi, Aaron.
Publisher: Marlowe; Da Capo Press; Brand: Da Capo Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 294
Subjects: Hussein, Saddam, -- 1937-2006; Iraq -- History -- 1958-
Description: Gathers a wide-ranging collection of writing about modern Iraq, covering the history, people, and politics of this often misunderstood country.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The view from Mustansiriyah / Milton Viorst; title: The carpet wars / Christopher Kremmer; title: The Fellahin / Freya Stark; title: Cruel ancestry / Saïd K. Aburish; title: Mob town / Michael Kelly; title: Saddam's inferno / Paul William Roberts; title: Always remember / Raymond Bonner; title: In the land without weather / Tony Horwitz; title: Saddam at the abyss / Andrew and Patrick Cockburn; title: How Saddam happened / Christopher Dickey and Evan Thomas; title: America, oil, and intervention / Micah L. Sifry; title: Politics is a lethal game / Efraim Karsh; title: The enemy of our enemy / Janine Di Giovanni; title: The arsenal of terror / David Rose; title: Culture change in Iraq / Hugh Pope.