Jordan: Politics in an Accidental Crucible

This scholarly work offers a detailed examination of Jordan's political landscape, analyzing its development and stability within a volatile region. Author Sean Yom investigates the structural dynamics, historical events, and institutional frameworks that shape the country's governance. Published by Oxford University Press, the volume provides a critical analysis of Jordanian domestic politics and foreign policy. Designed for academics, researchers, and readers interested in Middle Eastern studies, this hardcover edition explores the complex socio-political factors that define the modern state. The text serves as a resource for understanding the geopolitical significance of the nation in regional affairs.