by Kamel S. Abu Jaber (Author)
Sheepland is a clever satirical allegory with echoes of Orwell's 1984 & Animal Farm, eerily depicting the current state of the world and warning of what may come. A witty satire on contemporary societal structures brings with it the unmistakable truth that Sheepland is everywhere, even in the so-called developed world - and that the sheep, who have been systematically fleeced of their security and their autonomy deserve so much more. Published 36 years later, the second edition includes his recent article, "Of Sheep and Shepherds in the Time of Trump".
Author Biography
Professor Kamel S. Abu Jaber is an internationally recognized statesman, diplomat and scholar. He has written many articles and books about the Middle East. Among his most notable books are The Arab Ba'ath Socialist Party (1966) and The Palestinians: People of the Olive Tree (1933)