Mediterranean problems von newman e w polson (2 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice older book in good condition. Some tanning wear and marking due to age. Hardcover. English. Pub Year 1929, See images for condition. About the book >.>.> In The Mediterranean and Its Problems, E. W. Polson Newman explores critical issues facing the Mediterranean region and their broader implications for Europe. The author posits that the future peace of Europe is significantly influenced by developments within this vital area, particularly focusing on Italy's ascent as a regional power and its consequent need for expansion. This overarching theme serves as the lens through which Newman examines various geopolitical situations that are of importance to the Mediterranean and European stability.The book is not intended as an exhaustive examination of Mediterranean politics; rather, it strives to provide a concise overview of specific situations that hold considerable sway over the region's future. Newman specifically excludes discussions on Palestine and Syria, as these topics are treated in his previous work, The Middle East. His insights are drawn from his experiences as a special correspondent in the region, where he gained firsthand knowledge of the complexities involved. Many of the ideas and findings presented in this volume have previously appeared in articles published in renowned periodicals, including the Nineteenth Century and After, Contemporary Review, and The Times.Newman acknowledges the contributions of various editors who permitted the republication of his articles in this book format. For reference, he incorporates detailed information on treaties and agreements, relying on established historical accounts such as A History of the Peace Conference of Paris and the Survey of International Affairs. By synthesising these elements, The Mediterranean and Its Problems aims to elucidate the intricate relationships and challenges facing this pivotal region.…

Hardback. 330pp 8 plates & 2 maps, A.M. Philpot, London 1927. Very good.