Stages of Formation Ethnic Structure of Near-Eastern Region People
Abstract
Keywords: ethnopolicy, interethnic relations, formation, emergence, migration and distribution of the people, rapprochement and disappearance of the people, Middle East region.
Annotation: The ethnogenesis and stages of formation of the people of the Middle East, a modern ethnopolitical situation and the interethnic relations in the region are analyzed.
The history of emergence of the people of this region was divided and studied in three stages. The region people in the ancient time, changes of structure of the people of the region in the Middle Ages and the region people in the present. The role of military campaigns of the imperialistic states, religion and geopolitical processes in formation of the people of the region is covered in article.
The importance of article is that up to date ethnopolitical affairs, such as the Arab-Israeli conflict, problems of Kurds and other problems are opened and analyzed from the historical point of view. Also the option is offered where in the solution of problems it is necessary to be rely on historical factors. Besides, it is specified in the article that in history and present external factors had strong influence on the ethnical relations and problems of the region.
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