East and West at the time of a new Sykes-Picot

East and West at the time of a new Sykes-Picot , by Amir Nour, Héritage Éditions

As the title of this essay suggests, we propose in the five chapters that make it up to ask ourselves questions and try to answer them on two main themes: the ins and outs of the current tragedy of the Muslim world and the characteristic features of the past, present and future relationship between East and West. In this perspective, we will constantly take care not to fall into the trap of the conspiracy theory, and this by supporting, as much as possible, our assertions with evidence or by indicating the sources of the information given. We will also be careful not to obscure or minimize the primary responsibility of Muslims, their elites and their leaders in what is happening to them today. We will solicit history, geography and international news and we will inevitably borrow ideas from authors who have taken an interest in our problem.

About the Author: Amir NOUR

Amir NOUR is an Algerian researcher in international relations, particularly interested in the interactions between East and West throughout history.