Perilous prospects : the peace process and the Arab-Israeli military balance
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Perilous prospects : the peace process and the Arab-Israeli military balance
Westview Press, c1996
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ISBN 9780813329390
Description
In Perilous Prospects, Anthony Cordesman draws on his expertise as an ABC News analyst to supply the first comprehensive account of the military and security concerns arising out of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, the political and military fallout of the Gulf War, and the recent assassination of Prime Minister Rabin.The book focuses on the role of armed forces, diplomacy, and various arms control options needed to keep the peace process on track. It also provides a detailed overview of the internal security requirements of both Israel and a new Palestinian state, which are the key to any lasting settlement. }Nobody understands the delicate and dangerous balance of power in the Middle East better than Anthony Cordesman. In Perilous Prospects, he supplies the first account of the military and security concerns arising out of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and the recent assassination of Prime Minister Rabin. Cordesman considers a number of possible futures for the region, and their effects on the peace process, ranging the outbreak of a new intifada, to war between Israel and Syria over the Golan Heights.
He also provides an analysis of the internal security requirements of both Israel and a new Palestinian state, which are the key to any lasting settlement.Offering hard-headed analysis combined with hope for the future, Perilous Prospects is both timely and provocative. }
Table of Contents
Introduction Military Expenditures and Arms Sales Quantitative Comparisons: Comparing Military Forces by Country The Impact of Qualitative Factors and the Revolution in Military Affairs. Possible War Fighting Outcomes: A Dynamic Net Assessment Case One: The Peace Process Fails and a New Intifada Takes Place Case Two: A Syrian Grab for the Golan Case Three: The Collapse of the Peace Process and Conflict Between Israel and Jordan Case Four: A Jordanian-Syrian AllianceThe Eastern Front Case Five: Islamic UpheavalEgyptian Crisis with Israel Case Six: A Broad Islamic UpheavalEgypt, Jordan, and Syria Are Joined by Other Arab States Case Seven: Libyan, Iranian, and Iraqi Conventional Forces Case Eight: Deterrence FailsA Major Use of Weapons of Mass Destruction Analytic and Policy Implications Sources and Methods
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: pbk ISBN 9780813330747
Description
Nobody understands the delicate and dangerous balance of power in the Middle East better than Anthony Cordesman. In Perilous Prospects, he supplies the first account of the military and security concerns arising out of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and the recent assassination of Prime Minister Rabin.Cordesman considers a number of possible futures for the region, and their effects on the peace process, ranging the outbreak of a new intifada, to war between Israel and Syria over the Golan Heights. He also provides an analysis of the internal security requirements of both Israel and a new Palestinian state, which are the key to any lasting settlement.Offering hard-headed analysis combined with hope for the future, Perilous Prospects is both timely and provocative.
Table of Contents
Introduction -- Military Expenditures and Arms Sales -- Quantitative Comparisons: Comparing Military Forces by Country -- The Impact of Qualitative Factors and the "Revolution in Military Affairs" -- Possible War Fighting Outcomes: A Dynamic Net Assessment -- Case One: the Peace Process Fails and a New "Intifada" Takes Place -- Case Two: a Syrian Grab for the Golan -- Case three: the Collapse of the peace Process and Conflict Between Israel and Jordan -- Case Four: A Jordanian-Syrian Alliance-the Eastern Front -- Case Five: Islamic Upheaval-Egyptian Crisis with Israel -- Case Six: A Broad Islamic Upheaval-Egypt, Jordan, and Syria are Joined by Other Arab States -- Case Seven: Libyan, Iranian, and Iraqi Conventional Forces -- Case Eight: Deterrence Fails-A Major use of Weapons of Mass Destruction -- Analytic and Policy Implications -- Sources and Methods -- About the Book and Author
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