The Gulf War and the New World Order: International Relations of the Middle East

Table of contents

• Title Page iii
• Contents vii
• Preface ix
• Introduction 1
• Part I - The Gulf War and the International Order 23
• 1 - Reflections on the Gulf War Experience 25
• Notes 38
• 2 - The United Nations in the Gulf War 50
• 3 - Bush's New World Order 52
• Notes 73
• Notes 74
• 4 - The European Community's Middle Eastern Policy 107
• 5 - Regional Cooperation and Security in the Middle East the Role of the European Community 116
• Notes 129
• 6 - Japan 132
• References 148
• Part II - The United States and the New World Order 151
• 7 - Between Theory and Fact 153
• Notes 174
• 8 - The New World Order and the Gulf War 184
• Notes 217
• 9 - The Making of the New World Order 240
• 10 - Defeating the Vietnam Syndrome 242
• Notes 258
• Part III - The Gulf War and the Middle East Order 263
• 11 - Iraq and the New World Order 290
• 12 - Iran and the New World Order 313
• 13 - The Gulf War, the Palestinians, and the New World Order 339
• 14 - Israel and the New World Order 347
• Notes 363
• 15 - Jordan and the Gulf War 381
• 16 - Syria, the Kuwait War, and the New World Order 395
• 17 - Imagining Egypt in the New Age 399
• Notes 430
• 18 - Turkey, the Gulf Crisis, and the New World Order 446
• Part IV - Political Trends and Cultural Patterns 449
• 19 - The Middle East in the New World Order 451
• Acknowledgments 468
• Acknowledgments 469
• 20 - Islam, Democracy, and the Arab Future 473
• Acknowledgments 497
• Notes 497
• 21 - Islam at War and Communism in Retreat What is the Connection? 502
• Acknowledgments 520
• Notes 520
• 22 - Global Apartheid? 521
• Notes 535
• 23 - Democracy Died at the Gulf 548
• Contributors 549
• Index 554

Work saved from this book