CiNii Books - Diplomacy in the Middle East : the international relations of regional and outside powers

The Middle East has a very distinctive diplomatic structure. This text surveys the diplomatic relationships and the foundations of foreign policy-making among the principal players in the region - Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Turkey and Morocco. It also explores the Middle East policies of four leading external powers who have played such a crucial role in the region - the US, Britain, France and Russia. Rendered all the more relevant by the sound and fury surrounding America's new attitudes to the region, the work presents a comparative survey which should be essential for specialists on the Middle East, diplomatic history and international relations.

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Part 1 The four great powers: France's Arab policy, Remy Leveau
Britain and the Middle East after 1945, Wm. Roger Louis
America and the Middle East, William B. Quandt
the Middle East in Russia's strategic prism, Alvin Z. Rubinstein. Part 2 Israel and the Arabs: Egypt, Michael Doran
Israeli foreign policy, Bernard Reich
in search of budget security - Jordanian foreign policy, Laurie A. Brand
the foreign policy of Syria, C. Ernest Dawn. Part 3 The larger Arab world: Iraqi foreign policy, Phebe Marr
Moroccan foreign policy, I. William Zartman
Saudi Arabia's foreign policy, Hermann Frederick Eilts. Part 4 The other Middle East: Iran, Shaul Bakhash
Turkey's foreign policy - independent or reactive?, George S. Harris. Part 5 Rounding out the area: the foreign policies of other Middle Eastern states, L. Carl Brown. Part 6 Conclusion - making sense of Middle Eastern diplomacy, L. Carl Brown.

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