Armed Forces in Middle East and North Africa Influence and Implications

This book adds to the growing discourse within critical security studies, merging perspectives from critical geopolitics and postcolonial critique. It asserts a compelling perspective on the spatial dimensions of violence and their varying repercussions in contemporary security methodologies, encompassing realms beyond military intervention. Dive into the heart of geopolitical complexities with 'Armed Forces in the Middle East and North Africa: Influence and Implications,' a comprehensive exploration of the profound impact military forces wield in this strategically significant region. This insightful book tells the intricate dynamics shaping the balance of power, delving into the historical roots and contemporary roles of armed forces across the Middle East and North Africa. From regional stability to global security, the narrative navigates through the multifaceted influences these armed entities exert and the far-reaching implications their actions bear. A must-read for those seeking a nuanced understanding of the military landscapes that shape the destiny of nations in this vital part of the world.

Ravi Dubey is a distinguished expert in geopolitics and military affairs, specializing in the Middle Eastern and African regions. In his professional career, Dubey has worked with several international organizations, including the United Nations and various non-governmental organizations, focusing on conflict resolution, peacekeeping, and security analysis. His roles have often placed him in the midst of conflict zones, where he gained firsthand insights into the challenges and strategies involved in managing and resolving conflicts.