The Islamic republic of hysteria/ Stephen M Walt
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Foreign Policy January 2018, pp.3-6 (66)Summary: The article highlights Trump administration's Middle East strategy revolves around a threat that doesn't exist. Trump and his aides appear to have embraced the view that Iran is a potential hegemon poised to dominate the Middle East and specifically to control the oil rich Persian Gulf.
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The article highlights Trump administration's Middle East strategy revolves around a threat that doesn't exist. Trump and his aides appear to have embraced the view that Iran is a potential hegemon poised to dominate the Middle East and specifically to control the oil rich Persian Gulf.
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