This book presents a comprehensive framework for understanding the evolution of innovation and entrepreneurship over the past 25 years. It identifies key characteristics that enhance the success of startups and outlines strategies for large-scale commercialization and the creation of next-generation 'Innovation Hubs'.
Exploring the influential lives of Britons and Americans, this narrative reveals how the modern Middle East was shaped by key historical figures, both celebrated and obscure. From Lawrence of Arabia to the lesser-known Sir Mark Sykes, the book delves into the complex interplay of personalities that established rulers in a region defined by Anglo-American intervention. By highlighting these colorful characters, it seeks to illuminate the historical context that continues to impact American engagement in the Middle East today.