Middle Eastern Subcultures: A Regional Approach

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By William E. Hazen and Mohammed Mughisudden and Others

Lexington Books, 1975, 215 pp

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A well-conceived but sometimes cursory survey, in which several competent scholars examine the various interest groups in the Arab world-the military, students, guerrillas, bureaucracies, professionals, journalists, et al.-within a framework of regionalism, Islam, and ideologies.

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