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The United States and the Persian Gulf: reshaping security strategy for the post containment era

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SOKOLSKY Richard (Ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington DC: National Defense University Press, 2003Description: 160pISBN:

1579060625 (pbk.)

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Summary: This collection of papers offers a detailed study of the reasons that have contributed to the change in US policy on the Persian Gulf area and Iraq in particular. Also considers the implications of the change, the effect on the regional military balance, and how these changes are likely to be perceived. This collection was prepared before the Iraq war commenced.

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This collection of papers offers a detailed study of the reasons that have contributed to the change in US policy on the Persian Gulf area and Iraq in particular. Also considers the implications of the change, the effect on the regional military balance, and how these changes are likely to be perceived. This collection was prepared before the Iraq war commenced.

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