Emergence of Arab States Post-Colonial Rule

The chapter discusses the formation of Arab republics and monarchies after colonial rule in the region, focusing on the post-Second World War adjustments made by colonial powers. It explores the concepts of neo-colonialism, strategic alliances with Western powers, and the interplay of politics and military power in state formation. The historical interactions between Jordanian monarchy, British Empire, Zionists, and the Arab Legion during the Nakhba era are analyzed, shedding light on the complexities of regional geopolitics.