Political history of the United Arab Emirates 1805-1971.
(التاريخ السياسي للإمارات العربية المتّحدة)

Name: Political history of the United Arab Emirates 1805-1971.
Author: Al Qasimi, Dr. Khaled bin Mohammed Mubarak.

Title	Political history of the United Arab Emirates 1805-1971.
Title Original	التاريخ السياسي للإمارات العربية المتّحدة
Author	Al Qasimi, Dr. Khaled bin Mohammed Mubarak.
Author Original	القاسمي د خالد بن محمد مبارك
Publication Date:	2022
Publication Place	Beirut - Dar Al Saqi
Subject	United Arab Emirates -- Politics and government -- History -- 19th century, United Arab Emirates -- Politics and government -- History -- 20th century, United Arab Emirates -- History -- 19th century, United Arab Emirates -- History -- 20th century
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	248
Library:	Wesleyan University Library
Library Asset ID	ISBN : 9786140302716, ISBN : 9786140322196
Record ID	alma9933422302803768
Library Location	See online access
Date	2022
Notes	After the end of the Portuguese campaign on the entrances to the Arabian Gulf, the population of the Trucial Coast strengthened, and the migration of Arab tribes from the interior to the coast began, and they resumed their ancient activity of navigation and pearl diving. With the expansion of the trade of these tribes, a new era of overseas colonialism had begun, and Britain, with its successive aggressive campaigns in the Gulf, put an end to the Qawasim fleet, which inaugurated a long and harsh era. This book examines the treaties that The sheikhs of the “Trucial Coast” were shackled and the reasons leading to the imposition of British hegemony caused the delay in the birth of the United Arab Emirates. A detailed and documented review confirms that had it not been for British intervention, things would have proceeded in their natural course and Emirati unity would have emerged at an early stage in the region’s history. It then ends by presenting the efforts made by Sheikh Zayed Al Nahyan and the birth of the United Arab Emirates.
Sample Text	• Intro • Introduction • Chapter One: The emergence of political forces in the emirates of the Arabian Gulf • Chapter Two: The British colonial campaigns against the emirates of the Arabian Gulf • Chapter Three: The policy of the treaty and the imposition of British hegemony over the emirates of the Arabian Gulf • Chapter Four: Crystallization of national consciousness in the emirates of the Arabian Gulf • Chapter Five: The British strategy in managing internal affairs in the Emirates • Chapter Six: Stages of the unity of the Emirati people • Chapter Seven: Iran’s occupation of the Emirati islands • Chapter Eight: A reading of the Constitution of the UAE • Conclusion • List of references and sources • About the book.
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Political history of the United Arab Emirates 1805-1971.

(التاريخ السياسي للإمارات العربية المتّحدة)

Author Al Qasimi, Dr. Khaled bin Mohammed Mubarak.

Author Original القاسمي د خالد بن محمد مبارك

Publication Date 2022

Publication Place Beirut - Dar Al Saqi

Subject United Arab Emirates -- Politics and government -- History -- 19th century, United Arab Emirates -- Politics and government -- History -- 20th century, United Arab Emirates -- History -- 19th century, United Arab Emirates -- History -- 20th century

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 248

Library Wesleyan University Library

Library Asset ID ISBN : 9786140302716, ISBN : 9786140322196

Record ID alma9933422302803768

Library Location See online access

Date 2022

Notes After the end of the Portuguese campaign on the entrances to the Arabian Gulf, the population of the Trucial Coast strengthened, and the migration of Arab tribes from the interior to the coast began, and they resumed their ancient activity of navigation and pearl diving. With the expansion of the trade of these tribes, a new era of overseas colonialism had begun, and Britain, with its successive aggressive campaigns in the Gulf, put an end to the Qawasim fleet, which inaugurated a long and harsh era. This book examines the treaties that The sheikhs of the “Trucial Coast” were shackled and the reasons leading to the imposition of British hegemony caused the delay in the birth of the United Arab Emirates. A detailed and documented review confirms that had it not been for British intervention, things would have proceeded in their natural course and Emirati unity would have emerged at an early stage in the region’s history. It then ends by presenting the efforts made by Sheikh Zayed Al Nahyan and the birth of the United Arab Emirates.

Sample Text • Intro • Introduction • Chapter One: The emergence of political forces in the emirates of the Arabian Gulf • Chapter Two: The British colonial campaigns against the emirates of the Arabian Gulf • Chapter Three: The policy of the treaty and the imposition of British hegemony over the emirates of the Arabian Gulf • Chapter Four: Crystallization of national consciousness in the emirates of the Arabian Gulf • Chapter Five: The British strategy in managing internal affairs in the Emirates • Chapter Six: Stages of the unity of the Emirati people • Chapter Seven: Iran’s occupation of the Emirati islands • Chapter Eight: A reading of the Constitution of the UAE • Conclusion • List of references and sources • About the book.

Baskı 1st ed.