Outside interventions complicated the landscape from "summary" of A Rage for Order by Robert F. Worth
The situation in the Middle East was already complex and fraught with tension when various outside interventions began to further complicate the landscape. These interventions came from a variety of actors, including Western powers, regional powers, and non-state actors, all with their own agendas and interests. The involvement of Western powers, such as the United States and European countries, added another layer of complexity to an already volatile region. Their interventions often reflected their own geopolitical considerations rather than the needs and desires of the people in the region. This led to resentment and backlash from local populations, who felt that their voices were being ignored in favor ...
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