Asia occidentalis

Asia Occidentalis, vel Oriens Medius^[1] vel Oriens Proximus,^[2] est regio politica et culturalis in Africa Septentronali et Asia Minore sine finibus claris. Aliae nationes alias fines eius regionis definiunt. Haec regio in Europa et America "oriens" videtur.

Tabula geographica Orientis Medii.

Ex Oriente Medio, tres religiones orbis terrarum maximi momenti, Christiana, Islamica, et Iudaica partae sunt. Non est index perfectus vel plenus, sed stylo Anglico et plurium aliarum civitatum civitates quae feruntur partem esse Orientis Medii sunt Aegyptus, Arabia Saudiana, Baharina, Cuvaitum, Iemenia, Irania, Iracia, Israel, Iordania, Libanus, Omania, Phylarchiarum Arabicarum Confoederatio, Quataria, Syria, et Turcia. Nonnumquam, sed minus saepe hodie, Aethiopia, Algeria, Libya, et Tunisia etiam in Orienti Medio esse feruntur.

Germani autem illam regionem orientem medium vocant, vel vocaverunt si nunc exemplum Anglicum sequuntur, quae terras Bangladesham, Butaniam, Indiam, Insulas Maledivas, Nepaliam, Pakistaniam, Tabrobanem complectitur. Nonnumquam etiam Iraniam huic regioni adnumerant.

Pinacotheca

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  Abu Dhabi in Emiratibus Arabicis Coniunctis
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  Philadelphia in Iordania
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  Baghdad in Iraquia
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  Berytus in Libano
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  Cairus in Aegypto
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  Damascus in Syria
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  Doha in Quataria
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  Dubai in Emiratibus Arabicis Coniunctis
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  Istanbul in Turcia
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  Hierosolyma in Israel
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  Cuvaitum urbs in Cuvaito
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  Manama in Baharina
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  Mascatum in Omania
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  Nicosia in Cypro
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  Ramallah in palaestina
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  Sanaa in Yemenia
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  Teheranum in Irania
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  Tel Avivum in Israel

Pellicula: despectus in Africam Mediam et Asia Occidentalem ab aeronautis Expeditionis 29 in Statione Spatiali Internationali factus.

Pellicula: despectus in Saharam et Asiam Occidentalem ab aeronautis Expeditionis 29 in International Space Station factus.

Pellicula: transitus super Turcmeniam, ad orientem Caspii Maris ad meridianum et orientalem Sinarum litus, ad septentrionem et occidentem Hongcongi.

Nexus interni

• Africa Orientalis
• Amandus de Schweiger-Lerchenfeld
• Antiquus Oriens Medius
• Asia Media
• Barbaria
• Calefactio globalis
• Canalis Suesiensis
• Christianismus
• Constantinopolis
• Islam
• Iudaismus
• Levans
• Mare Rubrum
• Mauretania
• Mesopotamia
• Petroleum
• Sudania

Notae

1. Lexicon Davidi Morgan nomen "Oriens Medius" habet.
2. Nuntii Latini nomine "Oriens Proximus" utitur. Regio, quod est occidentalis Asiae continentis pars, nomen "Asia Occidentalis" etiam habet.

Bibliographia

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• Anderson, R., R. Seibert, et J. Wagner. 2006. Politics and Change in the Middle East, ed. octava. Prentice-Hall.
• Barzilai, Gad, Klieman Aharon, et Shidlo Gil. 1993. The Gulf Crisis and Its Global Aftermath. Routledge. ISBN 978-0-415-08002-6. Archivum.
• Barzilai, Gad. 1996. Wars, Internal Conflicts and Political Order. State University of New York Press. ISBN 978-0-7914-2943-3.
• Beaumont, Peter, Gerald H. Blake, et J. Malcolm Wagstaff. 1988. The Middle East: A Geographical Study. David Fulton. ISBN 978-0-470-21040-6.
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• Cleveland, William L., et Martin Bunton. 2018. A History Of The Modern Middle East, ed. ssexta. Interretialis editionis quartae textus.
• Cressey, George B. 1960. Crossroads: Land and Life in Southwest Asia. Sicagi: J. B. Lippincott Co.
• Fischbach, Michael R., ed. 2008. Biographical encyclopedia of the modern Middle East and North Africa. Gale Group.
• Freedman, Robert O. 1991. The Middle East from the Iran-Contra Affair to the Intifada: Contemporary Issues in the Middle East. Syracusis: Syracuse University Press. ISBN 0-8156-2502-2.
• Goldschmidt, Arthur Jr. 1999. A Concise History of the Middle East. Westview Press. ISBN 978-0-8133-0471-7.
• Halpern, Manfred. 2015. Politics of Social Change: In the Middle East and North Africa. Princeton University Press.
• Ismael, Jacqueline S., Tareq Y. Ismael, et Glenn Perry. 2015. Government and politics of the contemporary Middle East: Continuity and change. Routledge.
• Lynch, Marc, ed. 2014. The Arab Uprisings Explained: New Contentious Politics in the Middle East. Novi Eboraci: Columbia University Press.
• Palmer, Michael A. 1992. Guardians of the Persian Gulf: A History of America's Expanding Role in the Persian Gulf, 1833–1992. Novi Eboraci: The Free Press. ISBN 978-0-02-923843-1. Archivum.
• Reich, Bernard. 1990. Political leaders of the contemporary Middle East and North Africa: a biographical dictionary. Greenwood Publishing Group.
• Vasiliev, Alexey. 2018. Russia’s Middle East Policy: From Lenin to Putin. Routledge.

Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Asiam Occidentalem spectant.

Vide Asiam Occidentalem in Victionario.

• "Middle East – Articles by Region" Formula:Webarchive Council on Foreign Relations: "A Resource for Nonpartisan Research and Analysis."
• "Middle East – Interactive Crisis Guide." Formula:Webarchive Council on Foreign Relations: "A Resource for Nonpartisan Research and Analysis."
• Middle East Department, University of Chicago Library.
• Middle East Business Intelligence since 1957: "The leading information source on business in the Middle East" apud MEED.com.
• "Advocacy for sustainability and environmental conservation in the Middle East." Carboun.