British Civilization: An Overview - Borus, György;Belmekki, Belkacem
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This book has been designed for those students reading for a BA degree in English Studies, anywhere in the world where the British Civilization module is included in the English BA academic programme. British Civilization: An Overview is the fruit of a joint collaboration between the two authors dating back to 2008. It is a combination of their lectures and seminar materials at their respective universities, the University of Debrecen (Hungary) and the University of Oran (Algeria). The book is divided into twelve chapters, covering a wide range of topics that include the early, pre-modern and…mehr

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This book has been designed for those students reading for a BA degree in English Studies, anywhere in the world where the British Civilization module is included in the English BA academic programme. British Civilization: An Overview is the fruit of a joint collaboration between the two authors dating back to 2008. It is a combination of their lectures and seminar materials at their respective universities, the University of Debrecen (Hungary) and the University of Oran (Algeria). The book is divided into twelve chapters, covering a wide range of topics that include the early, pre-modern and modern historical development of Britain, political institutions and government policies (including Britain's position in world affairs), as well as religious and cultural aspects of life in Britain.
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Autorenporträt
He is senior lecturer at the Dept. of British Studies, the University of Debrecen, Hungary. His research interests lie in early modern and modern British history. Dr Belkacem Belmekki is senior lecturer in British and Commonwealth Studies at the University of Oran, Algeria. His research focuses on Muslim separatism in British India.