Karen Elliott House
What’s inside
In ‘On Saudi Arabia,’ Karen Elliott House offers a vivid and insightful look into the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. House draws on her extensive experience as a journalist to provide a multifaceted exploration of Saudi society. She delves into the complex tapestry of Saudi life, examining its tribal and religious dynamics, the tension between modernity and tradition, and the challenges posed by a youthful population and economic dependency on oil. The book also discusses the potential for future change within this strategically important and often misunderstood country.
You’ll Learn
- Enhanced understanding of Saudi Arabian culture and politics
- Insights into the impact of oil wealth on society
- Awareness of the challenges facing Saudi Arabia’s youth
- Perspective on the future possibilities for reform and change in Saudi Arabia
Key Points
- Exploring the Roots of Saudi Society
- The Role of Islam in Saudi Governance
- The Dichotomy of Modernity and Tradition
- Youth and the Future of Saudi Arabia
- Oil Wealth and Economic Challenges
- Potential Avenues for Political Reform
- Saudi Arabia’s Place in Global Politics
Who’s it For
- Students of Middle Eastern politics
- Readers interested in Islamic culture
- People curious about geopolitics
- Individuals interested in the socio-economic dynamics of oil-rich countries
About the author
Karen Elliott House is a seasoned journalist with expertise in Middle Eastern affairs. She served as the publisher of The Wall Street Journal and has won a Pulitzer Prize for her reporting. House is known for her incisive analysis of international issues.