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رقم التسجيلة
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3961
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نوع المادة
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book
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ردمك
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9781935982012
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رقم الطلب
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DS63.2.U5F74
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المؤلف
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Freeman, Charles W
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العنوان
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America's Misadventures in the Middle East / Chas W. Freeman Jr. ; foreword by William B. Quandt
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بيانات النشر
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Charlottesville, Va: Just World Books, 2010.
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الوصف المادي
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230 p : 23 cm ; ill., map
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ملاحظات
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Includes bibliographical references
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المحتويات / النص
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Part I. From Desert Storm to the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq
-- 1. From the eye of the storm: the Kuwait crisis as seen from the American embassy at Riyadh
-- 2. Objectives and end games in the Middle East
-- Part II. Into the ambush of Iraq
-- 3. Reflections on a war with Iraq
-- 4. American unilateralism at play in the land of two rivers
-- 5. Flip-flops, confusion, and the asphyxiation of political debate
-- 6. Occupations and their national security consequences
-- Part III. Policy consequences
-- 7. The GCC and the management of policy consequences
-- 8. American foreign policy and the Arab world
-- 9. American interests, policies, and results in the Middle East: energy, Israel, access, and the containment of Muslim rage
-- 10. West Asia and the next president: more of the same won’t do
-- 11. U.S.-Arab relations: forks in the way forward
-- Part IV. In defense of diplomacy and intelligence
-- 12. Why not let them hate us, as long as they fear us?
-- 13. National security in the age of terrorism
-- 14. Empire without diplomacy
-- 15. Can American leadership be restored?
-- 16. Diplomacy in the age of terror
-- 17. Why not try diplomacy?
-- 18. America in the world: Magoo at the helm
-- 19. On intelligence
-- Part V. Perspectives on Saudi Arabia
-- 20. Saudi Arabia and the forces of globalization
-- 21. Saudi Arabia’s foreign and domestic dilemmas
-- 22. The Arabs take a Chinese wife: Sino-Arab relations in the decade to come
-- 23. Saudi Arabia: the end of progress without change
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المواضيع
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Middle East - Foreign relations - United StatesUnited States - Foreign relations - 1989-Middle East - Foreign relations - 1979-
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