The US Approach to the Islamic World

In Post 9/11 Era

Chintamani Mahapatra

This book examines the changing foreign policy of the United States towards the Islamic world in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks. It analyses the shifting nature of US relations with Muslim-majority countries, including its actions towards countries challenging American regional dominance and its alliances with Pakistan, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.

The study explores major socio-political developments in the Islamic world, including Islamic revivalism, the emergence of a politically active Muslim population and the rise of terrorism. It also examines how the United States has reshaped its policies towards both radical and conservative Muslim countries.

A central focus of the book is the impact of America's campaign against terrorism on international relations, particularly its implications for US-India relations. Through this analysis, the author offers insights into the changing dynamics of American foreign policy and its engagement with the Islamic world.

Key Features

• Examines US foreign policy towards the Islamic world after 9/11.

• Analyses American relations with Pakistan, the UAE and Saudi Arabia.

• Explores US actions towards Islamic countries challenging its regional dominance.

• Discusses Islamic revivalism and the emergence of a politically active Muslim population.

• Examines the rise of terrorism and its influence on international relations.

• Analyses US policies towards radical and conservative Muslim countries.

• Explores the impact of America's campaign against terrorism on US-India relations.

Product Details

• Author: Chintamani Mahapatra

• Publisher: Academic Foundation

• Publication Year: 2009

• Language: English

• Format: Hardcover

• Pages: 204

• ISBN-13: 9788171886593