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Crisis and Crossfire
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Why does the Middle East continue to be the most challenging region of the globe for U.S. foreign policy? The USA had relatively little interest in the Middle East before 1945. But world dynamics since WWII - influenced by the Arab-Israeli wars and oil - have given the region major security and economic interests for Washington. This book analyses the broad contours of American involvement in the Middle East since 1945 and the issues - the Cold War, Arab nationalism, decolonisation of European powers and military interventions. It provides a concise and readable introduction to US-Middle East relations. Exploring why the Middle East continues to be the most challenging region of the globe for U.S. foreign policy, this is an ideal primer textbook for undergraduate courses on politics & international relations.
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