INGLÉS
THE SOUL THIEF
Por Charles Baxter
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Sinopsis
Rejecting what the author sees as the false dichotomy of the title, this political and historical analysis traces the roots of political Islam to the Reagan years, when the US supported some insurgency movements in its proxy wars against the Soviet Union. This had the combined effect of strengthening our soon-to-be enemies, and causing greater distrust of the US around the world. The author, a political scientist and anthropologist, advises that, rather than focusing on terrorism alone, America needs a more sophisticated understanding of nationalist movements. Only then, he argues, will its policies and strategies change and its position in the world improve.
Ficha Técnica
Editorial: Vintage International. Random House
ISBN: 9780375422850
Idioma: Inglés
Número de páginas: 208
Tiempo de lectura: 4h 15m
Encuadernación: Tapa blanda
Fecha de lanzamiento: 03/12/2007
Año de edición: 2007
Plaza de edición: London
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Sinopsis
Rejecting what the author sees as the false dichotomy of the title, this political and historical analysis traces the roots of political Islam to the Reagan years, when the US supported some insurgency movements in its proxy wars against the Soviet Union. This had the combined effect of strengthening our soon-to-be enemies, and causing greater distrust of the US around the world. The author, a political scientist and anthropologist, advises that, rather than focusing on terrorism alone, America needs a more sophisticated understanding of nationalist movements. Only then, he argues, will its policies and strategies change and its position in the world improve.