Imperialism and nationalism in the Middle East : the Anglo-Egyptian experience, 1882-1982

Britain And Egypt, 1882-1914 / David Steele -- Constantinople Or Cairo / Keith M. Wilson -- Negotiating The Anglo-egyptian Relationship Between World Wars / Oded Eran -- The Suez Canal And The British Economy, 1918-1960 / Richard C. Whiting -- British Diplomacy And The Crisis Of Power In Egypt / Eran Lerman -- Egypt, The Arab States, And The Suez Expedition, 1956 / Elie Kedourie -- Collusion And The Suez Crisis Of 1956 / Geoffrey Warner -- The Significance Of The Suez Canal For Western Strategy / Edward M. Spiers. Edited By Keith M. Wilson. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Imperialism and Nationalism in the Middle East Contents Introduction. In Egitto: Myths and Realities Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors Britain and Egypt 1882-1914: the Containment of Islamic Nationalism Notes Constantinople or Cairo: Lord Salisbury and the Partition of the Ottoman Empire 1886-1897 Notes Negotiating the Anglo-Egyptian Relationship between the World Wars Notes The Suez Canal and the British Economy 1918-1960 Notes British Diplomacy and the Crisis of Power in Egypt: the Antecedents of the British Offer to Evacuate, 7 May 1946 Notes Egypt, the Arab States and the Suez Expedition, 1956 Note ‘Collusion’ and the Suez Crisis of 1956 Notes The Significance of the Suez Canal for Western Strategy since 1956 Notes Index Dust jacket marked and worn with chipped edges, bookseller's pencil marks, owner's inscription. Shipped from the U.K. All orders received before 3pm sent that weekday.