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Thawra Ep. 3 – The Post-Colonial Arab State System

Mar 4, 2024
Guest
Abdel Razzaq Takriti
The podcast delves into the historical emergence of post-colonial Arab states, examining the complexities of state formation after British and French colonial rule. It explores the impact of colonialism in the Gulf region, the strategic importance of Aden, Yemen's trading networks and resistance against British colonialism, the origins of the Saudi state, and Egypt's struggle against colonial powers. The narrative also addresses the interplay between Egypt and Sudan, showcasing oppression and resistance under colonial era conscription and taxation.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 6min
2
Emergence of Arab States Post-Colonial Rule
05:35 • 28min
3
British Colonial Influence in the Gulf Region
33:52 • 6min
4
Historical Overview of Gulf States in 1949
39:44 • 24min
5
Strategic Importance of Aden: British Naval Power and Trade Routes
01:04:09 • 4min
6
Exploring Yemen's Rich History and Strategic Significance
01:08:35 • 4min
7
Exploring the Historical Roots of the Saudi State
01:12:44 • 3min
8
Evolution of a Religious Movement
01:15:32 • 19min
9
Egypt's Historical Struggle Against Colonial Powers
01:34:52 • 28min
10
Exploring the Historical Interplay of Egypt and Sudan
02:02:28 • 6min
11
Exploring Oppression and Resistance in Colonial Era
02:08:00 • 3min