The Middle East: Critical Choices for the United States

Table of contents

• Westview Special Studies on the Middle East iii
• Title Page v
• Contents viii
• Foreword xi
• I Introduction 1
• 1: Can the Tide Be Turned? 3
• Ii the Political Aspects 29
• 2: The Soviet Union and the Middle East 31
• 3: The United States and the Middle East 47
• 4: The Middle East 67
• Iii the Economic Aspects 79
• 5: Opec's Other Influence 81
• 6: Energy Security and the World Price of Oil 91
• Iv the Scientific and Technological Aspects 97
• 7: Subsidiary Energy Supplies 99
• 8: Other Scientific Aspects 105
• V the Military Aspects 125
• 9: Salt, Detente and the Middle East 127
• 10: The Interface Between Military Matters and Foreign Policy 137
• 11: The Strategic Nuclear Debate 145
• Vi the United Nations and the Middle East 155
• 12: The Security Council and the Middle East 157
• 13: Critical Choices for the United Nations in the Middle East 169
• 14: Further Comment on United Nations Choices in the Middle East 177
• Vii Luncheon Speakers 183
• 15: A Civil Rights Leader Views U.S. Foreign Policy 185
• 16: The Secretary of State, the Soviet Union and the Western Alliance 193
• 17: New Directions for United States Middle East Policy 203

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