Cutting the Lion’s Tail: Suez Through Egyptian Eyes presents an authoritative Egyptian perspective on the 1956 Suez Crisis, one of the pivotal conflicts of the modern Middle East. Mohamed Heikal, a leading journalist and close observer of Egyptian politics, provides a detailed account of the political tensions, diplomatic maneuvers, and military actions that culminated in the tripartite attac…
"Nationhood and the African Road to Socialism" is a collection of political essays by Léopold Sédar Senghor that examines the concepts of African socialism, nation-building, and postcolonial African cultural identity. Senghor emphasizes the importance of developing a model of socialism grounded in African values, traditions, and humanism. Through his ideas, the book provides in-depth insights…
This book examines the crucial transition period in world history following the end of World War II, when global leaders faced the enormous challenge of building peace and a new international order. Robert Dallek explores the political decisions, conflicts of interest, and the origins of tensions that fueled the Cold War. Through in-depth analysis of major figures such as Truman, Churchill, Sta…
This monograph presents the life and artistic achievements of Mohammed Racim, one of Algeria’s most renowned miniaturist painters. Written by Mohammed Khadda, the book explores Racim’s contributions to the revival and modernization of traditional Algerian miniature art. Through detailed commentary and visual documentation, the volume highlights Racim’s stylistic influences, cultural ident…
The Real War is a global political and strategic analysis written by former US President Richard Nixon. In it, Nixon outlines his views on the geopolitical threats facing the United States during the Cold War, particularly the ideological and military rivalry with the Soviet Union. He emphasizes the need for a firm foreign policy, strengthened national defense, and realistic diplomacy to mainta…
P. Olisanwuché Esedebe's book, Pan-Africanism: The Idea and Movement, 1776–1963, examines the history of the Pan-Africanist idea and movement from the 18th century to the mid-20th century. The author traces the development of Pan-African thought, key figures, Pan-African organizations, and the political and social dynamics underlying the struggle for African unity and the African diaspora. T…
Egypt and Africa: Nubia from Prehistory to Islam presents a comprehensive overview of the history and culture of Nubia, examining its development from prehistoric times through the Islamic period. W. V. Davies explores the archaeological evidence, political structures, religious practices, and artistic traditions that shaped Nubian civilization. The book highlights the complex and dynamic relat…
The Battle of Britain presents a detailed account of the pivotal 1940 air campaign in which the Royal Air Force defended the United Kingdom against the German Luftwaffe during World War II. Leonard Mosley, together with the editors of Time-Life Books, explores the strategic decisions, aerial tactics, and personal experiences of pilots and commanders involved in the conflict. The book highlights…
India, Indonesia, and the New Cold War, edited by K. Subrahmanyam, examines the dynamics of Asian politics and security during the early days of the “New Cold War” in the 1980s. It examines the strategic positions of India and Indonesia in the global arena, particularly in relation to foreign policy, regional security, and the relationship between the two countries in the face of tensions b…
El Djazaïr: Histoire d’une Cité d’Icosium à Alger is a critical edition of Albert Devoulx's foundational historical study on the evolution of the city of Algiers, tracing its origins from the ancient settlement of Icosium to its development into the modern Algerian capital. This edition, prepared by Bedredine Belkadi and Mustapha Benhamouche, offers annotated historical analyses, archaeo…