“UAE: An Arabian Fairy Tale” A Historical and Cultural Study of the United Arab Emirates "UAE: An Arabian Fairy Tale" is an extensive cultural and historical study that reveals the astonishing transformation of the United Arab Emirates – from desert tribes to one of the most dynamic and modern regions in the world. Presented in a style reminiscent of a fairy tale, the book blends academic depth with engaging narrative, making it both accessible and exciting for scholars and general readers alike. The work is structured into seven main parts, tracing the geographic features, ancient history, and Islamic cultural heritage; the path to unification in the 20th century; the building of modern statehood; economic boom and social dynamics; and the contemporary challenges and visionary drive toward a sustainable future. Readers will explore topics such as: • The archaeological roots of the region – Dilmun, Umm an-Nar, and the pearl trade; • Tribal identity and the significance of Islam in local culture; • Sheikh Zayed as the unifier and father of the nation; • The role of oil in transforming society; • Modernization through tourism, technology, and education; • The creation of a unique national model that balances tradition and globalization. The book offers a thorough analysis of the country’s internal political structure, foreign policy, and security, cultural identity in the digital era, as well as forward-looking visions – including climate resilience and the UAE’s regional role. "UAE: An Arabian Fairy Tale" is both an analytical work and a mesmerizingly told story – a clash between sand and steel, between past and future. It is a book that will enrich tourists, inspire researchers, and captivate every reader interested in the modern Arab world.
| Gtin | 09798294291136 |
| Age_group | ADULT |
| Condition | NEW |
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| Product_type | Books > Subjects > History > Middle East > United Arab Emirates |