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Sadat as Supreme Commander / Amr Yossef.

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YOSSEF Amr

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In: Journal of Strategic Studies Vol 37 No 4, August 2014, pp.532-555 (98)Summary: Study of Anwar Sadat's command style during the war against Israel of October 1973. Considers how he exercised civilian control of Egypt's armed forces and suggests that this is best understood in terms of Eliot Cohen's "supreme command" rather than Samual Huntington's "objective control" theory.

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Study of Anwar Sadat's command style during the war against Israel of October 1973. Considers how he exercised civilian control of Egypt's armed forces and suggests that this is best understood in terms of Eliot Cohen's "supreme command" rather than Samual Huntington's "objective control" theory.

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