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Jordanian national security and the future of Middle East stability / W Andrew Terrill

By:

TERRILL Andrew W

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Carlisle PA, USA : Strategic Studies Institute, US Army War College, 2008Description: xi, 95 pISBN:

1584873353 (pbk)

Subject(s):

UNITED STATES -- FOREIGN POLICY -- JORDAN

Summary: Study of Jordan's importance to the United States as an ally in efforts to stabilise Iraq and with shared interests in seeing the development of a moderate, prosperous and stable Middle East. Notes Jordanian concerns to improve relations with Iran, and the risks associated with large numbers of refugees from conflicts in neighbouring states e.g. three quarters of a million as a result of the Iraq War. Concludes with several policy recommendations for the US government.

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Study of Jordan's importance to the United States as an ally in efforts to stabilise Iraq and with shared interests in seeing the development of a moderate, prosperous and stable Middle East. Notes Jordanian concerns to improve relations with Iran, and the risks associated with large numbers of refugees from conflicts in neighbouring states e.g. three quarters of a million as a result of the Iraq War. Concludes with several policy recommendations for the US government.

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