Encounter With Reality Reagan And The Middle East During The First Term
Langue : Anglais
Auteur : Novik Nimrod
This book analyzes the Reagan administration's Middle East policy during its first four-year term of office. It deals with security assistance, bilateral strategic cooperation, military collaboration, crisis management in Lebanon, and the Reagan Plan employed by the administration.
Introduction Part I: A Prelude to a Reagan Middle East Policy 1. The Carter Legacy 2. An Intervening Variable: The Slow Start 3. The Strategic Context 4. Defining US Interests and Objectives Part II: Addressing a Strategic Quandary 5. Defining the Quandary 6. Security Assistance: The Saudi Deal 7. Strategic Cooperation: The MOU and other Arrangements 8. Flexing a Muscle: The Bright Star Exercises 9. Crisis Management: Peace for Galilee, for Lebanon and Beyond 10. Conflict Resolution: The Reagan Plan 11. "Regional Policeman" Revisited 12. Conclusion
Date de parution : 05-2021
15.2x22.9 cm
Date de parution : 09-2019
15.2x22.9 cm
Thèmes d’Encounter With Reality :
Mots-clés :
Senior CIA; Regional Arsenal; bilateral strategic cooperation; AWACS Deal; early policy incoherence; Long Range Power Projection; security assistance; Energy Resources; Reagan Plan; NSC System; military collaboration; Security Policymaking Process; AWACS Aircraft; NATO Ally; Iran’s Successes; Regional Gulf Cooperation Council; Long Term Historical Context; Arab Israel Context; Arab Israeli Arena; Active American Involvement; Arab Israel Peace Process; RDJTF; Chad Sudan Border; President Husni Mubarak; Security Assistance Program; Lebanese Arena
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