...Constantine A. Pagedas. © 2018 by Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2018 Sarris Louis G. : Sunrise, Sunset: An Immigrant’s American Odyssey . Lexington, KY : Self-published , 2015 . 640 pages. ISBN: 1-505611-63-9 . $22.10 (paperback). ...

... Louis Napoleon Bonaparte The European Spring of 1848 and the Arab Spring of 2011: Lessons to Be Learned? Steven Philip Kramer and Judith S. Yaphe For some in the Middle East and for those watching events unfold from Europe or the United States, the Arab Spring must have appeared...

..., 1839 – 1967 (New York: Hurst, 1975). 10. Ronald Hyam, ed., British Documents on the End of Empire (BDEEP) (London: Stationary Office, 1992), CAB 128/1, 4 October 1945. 11. William Roger Louis, The British Empire in the Middle East, 1945 – 1951 (Oxford: Clarendon, 1984), 400 – 5...

...Louis Klarevas Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2005 Louis Klarevas is assistant professor of political science at the City University of New York-College of Staten Island and associate fellow of the European Institute at the London School of Economics and Political Science...

...Michael Parenti Louis Sell: Slobodan Milosevic and the Destruction of Yugoslavia . Durham, North Carolina: Duke University Press, 2002. 412 pages. ISBN 0-8223-2855-0. $34.95. Michael Parenti's most recent books are To Kill a Nation: The Attack on Yugoslavia and The Terrorism Trap...

...- tive authority. The king was a figurehead, the ministers almost powerless. The work of administration fell on elected directories and municipalities. King Louis XVI protested, quite rightly, that the government couldn’t con- trol a country the size of France. He saw that authority was so divided...

... Reviews 10/7/02 3:00 PM Page 116 Reviews Louis Sell: Slobodan Milosevic and the Destruction of Yugoslavia. Durham, North Carolina: Duke University Press, 2002. 412 pages. ISBN 0-8223- 2855-0. $34.95...

... sphere that are perhaps paternalist although not possessive. Talleyrand strongly advocated the promotion of French strategic and eco- nomic predominance in the Mediterranean, a theme already adumbrated under Louis XVI. Yet Bonaparte’s expedition to Egypt, that epochal event 28. For a survey...

... on teaching the uppity Nasser a lesson. For many, a new world war seemed to be looming.1 1. Maurice Vaisse, “France and the Suez Crisis,” in W. M. Roger Louis and Roger Owen, eds., Suez 1956: The Crisis and Its Consequences (Oxford: Clarendon, 1989), 142. Peo Hansen is associate professor of political...

... the 1920s, “Greater Serbia” and “Greater Croa- tia” in the 1990s, and so forth. Viewed in this light, Albanian nationalism would be an anomaly if such ambitions were totally absent. As Louis Sell, another US diplomat with years of experience in the Balkans, has asked, Would an independent Kosovo...

...-6. $65.00 (hbk). Reviewed by Evaggelos Vallianatos. Judith Cochran, author of this scholarly, interesting, and timely book, is professor of education at the University of Missouri – St. Louis. She is the right person to connect expert knowledge, education, and politics in Egypt, where she...

... Vallianatos. Judith Cochran, author of this scholarly, interesting, and timely book, is professor of education at the University of Missouri – St. Louis. She is the right person to connect expert knowledge, education, and politics in Egypt, where she spent three years in the early 1980s...

... and explains the almost daily mass demonstrations in major Greek cities, which hardly deter opportunists from their planning. While Greece was at the verge of bankruptcy, Paulson and George Soros were examining ways to profit from the disaster. According to press accounts 5. Louis Story, Landon...

.... Perhaps the best articulation to date of this appealing vision is the 2004 novel Birds with- out Wings.72 Written by British author Louis de Bernières, the book takes place in a small village on the southwestern coast of Anatolia that is inhab- ited by a mixed population of Greeks and Turks. In de...

... 1999. 3. See Theodore Couloumbis and Louis Klaveras, “Prospects for Greek-Turkish Reconciliation in a Changing International Setting,” in Greek-Turkish Relations and U.S. Foreign Policy: Cyprus, the Aegean, and Regional Stability Peaceworks, ed. Tozun Bahcheli...

... in the West and elsewhere. Ancient Greece was the birthplace of democracy, philosophy, drama, and the Olympic Games. Indeed, this image of Greece mobilized support for the cause of Greek independence from the Ottoman Empire in the 1820s. According to Louis Klarevas, “The principles reflected in Greek...

... was dedicated to his country’s contemporary malaise, but fortunately for Egypt’s future his mind was thoroughly grounded in the eighteenth-century scientific spirit of the French mathematician and astronomer Pierre Louis Moreau de Maupertuis. As Barry Unsworth writes in his...

... spirit of the French mathematician and astronomer Pierre Louis Moreau de Maupertuis. As Barry Unsworth writes in his brilliant novel Sacred Hunger about the thinking of this French- man, “One constructs for oneself a satisfactory system only when one is ignorant...

... was dedicated to his country’s contemporary malaise, but fortunately for Egypt’s future his mind was thoroughly grounded in the eighteenth-century scientific spirit of the French mathematician and astronomer Pierre Louis Moreau de Maupertuis. As Barry Unsworth writes in his...

... by the French département of Pyrenees- Atlantiques. Main towns in the French Basque area include Biarritz, Bay- onne, and St. Jean de Luz on the coast (where Louis XIV was married to Maria Theresa, Infanta of Spain, in a magnificent Basque church, the Eglise St. Jean Baptiste), and a large section...