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One of the very best courses available, the historical examination of continue changing in the Middle East, allows students think the pieces that derive in actual regional struggle.
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Thank you for this overview of the history of the Middle-East. It makes the current situation there clearer
By Tomer U
•Mar 12, 2016
great course and most helpful these days
By KIP B
•Oct 7, 2022
Brilliant instructor, rich material.
By Irv R
•Sep 17, 2020
Excellent overview of the subject.
By Rod M
•May 2, 2020
Very well organized and presented
By A K
•Sep 26, 2016
Excellent, interesting, thorough
By Mick H
•Aug 29, 2016
Brilliantly insightful summaries
By Bart S
•Aug 25, 2017
excellent, please repeat course
By Roberto D
•Oct 1, 2016
Great course, great teaching !
By Jeffrey S
•Jan 19, 2021
Clear concise and fascinating
By Saif A
•Mar 26, 2021
Very informative course
By Zidane Z E A
•Sep 19, 2020
¡¡¡¡Excelente curso!!!
By David R
•Mar 6, 2024
An excellent course.
By Raymond C W
•Feb 13, 2016
Outstanding course.
By David M
•Aug 8, 2019
excellent course!
By Arjun B
•Mar 30, 2017
Very good course.
By Barry C
•Apr 29, 2019
Excellent course
By Solomon Z
•Mar 14, 2018
great brief info
By Liang W
•May 20, 2019
Very helpful!
By Ioannis M
•Jan 16, 2019
Excellent!!
By Paloma M
•Jun 15, 2020
Loved it!
By Mahmoud E
•Aug 7, 2018
very good
By kasite U
•Mar 28, 2017
great!
By Mona A A
•Sep 23, 2020
good
By Kyong H K
•Feb 6, 2019
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By Tom L
•Feb 19, 2021
I find the course comprehensive and balanced. However, when the lectures are in English, which is not the instructor's native tongue, the result can be a halting delivery. While this does not impact the video so much, I find the transcripts can be difficult. When the instructor pauses to order his thoughts and words, the transcript all too often shows a period, creating a disjointed narrative; among other things, there are words misunderstood ("designer's" for "the Zionists"); the dreaded apostrophe ("it's" for "its"); words missing (so guesswork is required to maintain continuity), when a little more effort may fill the gap. I feel some editing to produce a more readable version (though not a verbatim copy) would benefit all.
P.S. I found similar problems with "Russian History: Lenin to Putin".