An
Historical-Geographical Method for Aiding Conflict Resolution
Maps,
Timelines, and the Internet:
The Quest for Peace in the Middle East
RCSSCI 461; AAPTIS 491; MENAS
591
- The
University of Michigan Fall 2008, Professor Emerita Ann E. Larimore,
cotaught with Adjunct Professor Sandra L. Arlinghaus, Robert J. Haug,
resource consultant. Guest lectures from Karl Longstreth, Head Map
Librarian, Hatcher (Graduate) Library.
- Websites displayed use the GEOMAT method of historical
geography. View student websites by clicking buttons to the left
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2008 E-BOOK
 - Ahmed: End of Empire --
British Attempts at Controlling Cypriot Sovereignty, 1945 - 1974
- Ault: Iran - Iraq War, 1980
- 1988
- Ezekiel: The Creation of
Modern Iraq
- Foley: Macedonia and the
Balkan Wars (1912 - 1913)
- Galvin: Creation of the State
of Israel
- Leonard: Kurdish Plight for
Statehood, 1914 - 1924
- Lindsey: A History of Radical
Islam and the United States, 1928 - 2001
- Raham: Martyrs in the Path
of Righteousness
- Thabet: The Nakba (Disaster)
that Created the Palestinian Refugee Problem
- Zheng: The Longest War: Iran-Iraq War (from
1980 to 1988)
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Previous course eBook: Fall,
2007
Link to course site maintained on home page of Arlinghaus: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~sarhaus