Iraq of the future "Jeff Simmons"

What are the implications and implicit meanings of occupying Iraq for the countries of the region as a whole? And what does the United States really want? And how will the Middle Eastern countries respond? Jeff Simmons analyzes what awaits Iraq and the Arab world after the fall of Saddam's regime, and examines the different centers of power in the region: in Iraq and other important countries (Turkey, Iran, Syria, Israel/Palestine, the Gulf region), and explores the fate of these countries within the American "agenda" to reshape the Middle East, and how they will respond to a peace plan that America details and enforces with its power. And what reactions will the new American presence provoke among Islamists and political Islam? And what is the role of oil in the whole equation? He also questions the reason for the sidelining of the United Nations, and what it can hope to achieve now. And what is the significance that should be drawn from the continued expansion of American dominance in the world? The book "Future Iraq," with its depth of research and insight in analysis and conclusion, will undoubtedly become a main reference for anyone seeking answers to these serious questions, and for those exploring the secrets of recent history in the region. Simmons' critique of Western strategy in the Middle East is without flaw... and indispensable. New Statesman Jeff Simmons is an expert on Middle Eastern, Iranian, and Gulf affairs, with numerous publications, and his books have been translated into about twelve languages. He has published "Future Iraq" with Dar Al Saqi.