Introduction: rethinking Western foreign policy and the Middle EastFootnote

This special issue derives from a conference sponsored and hosted by the British Academy in London, the British Institute for the Study of Iraq, the British International Studies Association Working Group on International Mediterranean Studies, and the University of Salford.

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