THE ISLAMIC STATE. GENESIS OF A NEW CALIPHATE

Since 2014, the world has been observing the emergence of the Islamic State, a creation that raises numerous controversies and questions. Why was it created? What mechanisms led to its formation? Two French scientists, Olivier Hanne and Thomas Flichy de la Neuville, in their book "The Islamic State. Genesis of a new caliphate" analyze this phenomenon from a historical, political science, and cultural studies perspective. Their work allows us to understand how this dangerous creation appeared in the Middle East, posing a threat not only to this region but also to the entire Islamic world and the West.

• In-depth analysis of the genesis of the Islamic State
• Historical, political science, and cultural studies perspective
• Authors: Olivier Hanne and Thomas Flichy de la Neuville
• A factual and solid approach to the subject
• Without dictating easy solutions and pacification
• Shows a realistic picture of the situation in the Middle East

This book is the result of the work of two French scientists who decided to take a closer look at the phenomenon of the Islamic State. Olivier Hanne and Thomas Flichy de la Neuville, relying on their expert knowledge, present the mechanism of the creation of this entity in a simple and understandable way. Their analysis allows us to understand how the Islamic State became one of the most important players in the Middle East.

The Dialog Wydawnictwo Akademickie publishing house, known for its scientific and popular science publications, provides readers with a valuable book that will help to understand the complexity of the situation in the Middle East. This book not only analyzes the genesis of the Islamic State but also shows what threats its existence poses to the entire world.

The book "The Islamic State. Genesis of a new caliphate" is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand what is happening in the Middle East and what threats the emergence of the Islamic State poses. The authors, relying on historical, political science, and cultural studies knowledge, present a factual and solid analysis of this phenomenon. Without dictating easy solutions and pacification, they show a realistic picture of the situation in the Middle East. The 176-page work, bound in a paperback, is available in 14.5x21 cm format.