Michael B Oren
Biographic Data
| ID | 1160130 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael B Oren |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael B |
| FAMILY NAME | Oren |
| SIGNATURE | OREN M B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ben-Gurion University of the Negev |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Origins of the Second Arab-Israel War
This book represents the first scholarly examination of the origins of the 1956 Sinai campaign between Egypt and Israel. Utilising a wide range of primary sources, the study analyses the reasons for the breakdown of the Armistice Agreement between Egypt and Israel and the failure of efforts to mediate a peace accord.
The Revelations of 1967
The Revelations of 1967New Research on the Six Day War and Its Lessons for the Contemporary Middle East Michael Oren (bio) What Lessons Does One Learn for the Present from the June War of 1967? One may begin to search for instructive insights by looking at a scenario that will probably sound familiar to most observers of the Modern Middle East. The scenario begins with an Arab leader who, though beloved by much of the Arab world, is feared and ha…
Six Days of War
The Origins of the Second Arab-Israeli War
Faith and fair‐mindedness
Ambivalent Adversaries
Canada, the Great Powers, and the Middle Eastern Arms Race, 1950–1956
1950s saw many transitions in the international and regional politics of the Middle East : among them the surrender of AngloFrench hegemony to the superpowers, the entrenchment of the Arab-Israeli conflict, and the rise of Arab nationalism. These transitions were accelerated by the flow of advanced technology into the region communications equipment, for example, but above all weapons. The sale of weapons, first by the western powers and later by…
Secret Egypt‐Israel peace initiatives prior to the Suez campaign
The Suez Crisis of 1956, always a focus of historical interest, is being re-examined in the light of declassified documents British, American and Israeli as well as previously unavailable Egyptian sources.1 Among the important questions addressed by this research is whether in the years prior to Suez peace was possible between Egypt and Israel. In the past, this question gave rise to two schools of interpretation. The first, a majority opinion, h…
A Winter Of Discontent
The 1950s were years of profound change in the Middle East. In the realm of great power diplomacy, British hegemony gradually gave way to American ascendancy which, in turn, competed with the rapid spread of Soviet influence in the area. Within the region, the era witnessed the crystallization of a state system and, simultaneously, the growth of ideological movements dedicated to the unification of those states on national or religious bases. Int…
Escalation to Suez
The thirtieth anniversary of the 1956 Suez crisis has sparked renewed scholarly interest in this milestone in twentieth-century history. Current research on the subject has been spurred by the recent declassification of American, British and Israeli diplomatic papers from the period which provide unprecedented insight into the many questions still surrounding the crisis.1 Among these is the central issue of Egypt-Israel relations in the period le…
Out of the Battleground
Six Days of War
Escalation to Suez
The thirtieth anniversary of the 1956 Suez crisis has sparked renewed scholarly interest in this milestone in twentieth-century history. Current research on the subject has been spurred by the recent declassification of American, British and Israeli diplomatic papers from the period which provide unprecedented insight into the many questions still surrounding the crisis.1 Among these is the central issue of Egypt-Israel relations in the period le…
A Winter Of Discontent
The 1950s were years of profound change in the Middle East. In the realm of great power diplomacy, British hegemony gradually gave way to American ascendancy which, in turn, competed with the rapid spread of Soviet influence in the area. Within the region, the era witnessed the crystallization of a state system and, simultaneously, the growth of ideological movements dedicated to the unification of those states on national or religious bases. Int…
The Revelations of 1967
The Revelations of 1967New Research on the Six Day War and Its Lessons for the Contemporary Middle East Michael Oren (bio) What Lessons Does One Learn for the Present from the June War of 1967? One may begin to search for instructive insights by looking at a scenario that will probably sound familiar to most observers of the Modern Middle East. The scenario begins with an Arab leader who, though beloved by much of the Arab world, is feared and ha…
Ambivalent Adversaries
Secret Egypt‐Israel peace initiatives prior to the Suez campaign
The Suez Crisis of 1956, always a focus of historical interest, is being re-examined in the light of declassified documents British, American and Israeli as well as previously unavailable Egyptian sources.1 Among the important questions addressed by this research is whether in the years prior to Suez peace was possible between Egypt and Israel. In the past, this question gave rise to two schools of interpretation. The first, a majority opinion, h…
The Origins of the Second Arab-Israeli War
Canada, the Great Powers, and the Middle Eastern Arms Race, 1950–1956
1950s saw many transitions in the international and regional politics of the Middle East : among them the surrender of AngloFrench hegemony to the superpowers, the entrenchment of the Arab-Israeli conflict, and the rise of Arab nationalism. These transitions were accelerated by the flow of advanced technology into the region communications equipment, for example, but above all weapons. The sale of weapons, first by the western powers and later by…
Escalation to Suez
The thirtieth anniversary of the 1956 Suez crisis has sparked renewed scholarly interest in this milestone in twentieth-century history. Current research on the subject has been spurred by the recent declassification of American, British and Israeli diplomatic papers from the period which provide unprecedented insight into the many questions still surrounding the crisis.1 Among these is the central issue of Egypt-Israel relations in the period le…
Out of the Battleground
Canada, the Great Powers, and the Middle Eastern Arms Race, 1950–1956
1950s saw many transitions in the international and regional politics of the Middle East : among them the surrender of AngloFrench hegemony to the superpowers, the entrenchment of the Arab-Israeli conflict, and the rise of Arab nationalism. These transitions were accelerated by the flow of advanced technology into the region communications equipment, for example, but above all weapons. The sale of weapons, first by the western powers and later by…
Secret Egypt‐Israel peace initiatives prior to the Suez campaign
The Suez Crisis of 1956, always a focus of historical interest, is being re-examined in the light of declassified documents British, American and Israeli as well as previously unavailable Egyptian sources.1 Among the important questions addressed by this research is whether in the years prior to Suez peace was possible between Egypt and Israel. In the past, this question gave rise to two schools of interpretation. The first, a majority opinion, h…
A Winter Of Discontent
The 1950s were years of profound change in the Middle East. In the realm of great power diplomacy, British hegemony gradually gave way to American ascendancy which, in turn, competed with the rapid spread of Soviet influence in the area. Within the region, the era witnessed the crystallization of a state system and, simultaneously, the growth of ideological movements dedicated to the unification of those states on national or religious bases. Int…
Faith and fair‐mindedness
Ambivalent Adversaries
The Origins of the Second Arab-Israeli War
Six Days of War
The Revelations of 1967
The Revelations of 1967New Research on the Six Day War and Its Lessons for the Contemporary Middle East Michael Oren (bio) What Lessons Does One Learn for the Present from the June War of 1967? One may begin to search for instructive insights by looking at a scenario that will probably sound familiar to most observers of the Modern Middle East. The scenario begins with an Arab leader who, though beloved by much of the Arab world, is feared and ha…
The Origins of the Second Arab-Israel War
This book represents the first scholarly examination of the origins of the 1956 Sinai campaign between Egypt and Israel. Utilising a wide range of primary sources, the study analyses the reasons for the breakdown of the Armistice Agreement between Egypt and Israel and the failure of efforts to mediate a peace accord.
History (11 works) · Political science (11 works) · Ancient history (9 works) · History (9 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (7 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Middle East (5 works) · Economic history (3 works) · Politics (3 works)