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Political Science: Middle East Index


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Description of Paper (Year Written) (Nbr Pages) (Nbr Notes/Citations) (Nbr Sources) ($=Price)

Israel's Democratic System
An analysis of Israel's uniqueness as a democracy with no written constitution, through tradition and formal.    Written in 1978,   5 pages,  8 notes,  4 sources,   $44.75
An Arab-Israeli Treaty
A Hypothetical treaty between the two recognizing and considering claims and counterclaims in an attempt at an equitable solution.    Written in 1979,   7 pages,   $62.65
Cyprus, A Geopolitical Analysis
Discusses the effects of the Island's location and effects on shaping its history.    Written in 1979,   5 pages,  3 notes,  3 sources,   $44.75
The Military in Egypt Since 1950
Depicts the ongoing military regime, Nasser's control, the appearance of British troops, communist party and internal revolutionary forces, all securing the position of the military alongside the government in Egypt.    Written in 1979,   9 pages,  11 notes,  4 sources,   $80.55
Social Justice In Egypt
A discussion of why social justice has never been achieved in light of political, religious, and social traditions.    Written in 1979,   10 pages,  11 notes,  5 sources,   $89.50
Nationalism In Cyprus
Historically examines to present the Nationalistic feeling of Cypriot rules despite continued attempts by Turkey and Greece to control and dominate Cyprian life.    Written in 1980,   20 pages,  24 notes,  11 sources,   $179.00
Palestinian Nationalists
A Precise description of events leading to the current Middle East situation, Arab-Israeli Wars, role of the PLO, the summit Conference, role of the UN and situation in Lebanon.    Written in 1980,   15 pages,  16 notes,  11 sources,   $134.25
The Egyptian Political System
A discussion focusing on the developing Socialistic tendencies in Egypt.    Written in 1980,   9 pages,   $80.55
The Changing Patterns of the Middle East by Rondot
A review and analysis of a cronology of crucial dates in Arab consciousness from 1859 to 1958 and the formation of the United Arab Republic.    Written in 1980,   10 pages,   $89.50
The Fedayeen
A discussion of this group as an outgrowth of Palestinian's relegated to camps after the establishment of the Jewish state in 1948, now under the umbrella of the Palestine Liberation Organization.    Written in 1980,   4 pages,  8 sources,   $35.80
Arab Strategies & Israel's Response By Harkabi
A book review examining the pros and cons of the current questions in the Middle East, especially as regards Palestine.    Written in 1980,   7 pages,  6 notes,   $62.65
The Politics of Sovereignty of Social and Political Implication of Jewish Statehood After 1948
An approving analysis of the manner in which cultural pluralism and individualism are maintained in Israel which is theoretically committed to a Statist philosophy of Zionism or Jewish nationalism.    Written in 1980,   19 pages,  4 notes,  9 sources,   $170.05
Toward Peace in the Middle East: The Palestinians and U.S. Foreign Policy, Soviet Positions
Discusses the historic differences between Palestine and Israel until the most recent Camp David accords orchestrated by Carter.    Written in 1980,   26 pages,  25 notes,  11 sources,   $232.70
The Kibbutz Movement in Israel
Research observes how this communal life-style was and is well suited to Israeli citizens especially in politics and military leadership.    Written in 1980,   10 pages,  12 notes,  6 sources,   $89.50
The Suez Crisis of 1956
An examination of the events politically leading to this catastrophe to the West, the crisis itself and the effects on future U.S. foreign policy.    Written in 1981,   20 pages,  30 notes,  10 sources,   $179.00
O'Jersusalem
A critical analysis of the book by Larry Collins and Dominique LaPierre.    Written in 1981,   7 pages,  9 notes,  6 sources,   $62.65
Political Parties in Iran
Analysis of the political parties in Iran under the Shah in terms of their roles, philosophies and activities culminating in the Shah's overthrow.    Written in 1981,   13 pages,  23 notes,  7 sources,   $116.35
Current Political and Military Problems in Afghanistan
A policy description/analysis of the political and military situation in Afghanistan; offers recommendations for solutions.    Written in 1987,   12 pages,  12 notes,   $107.40
Iran's Changing Role in the International Relations of the Middle East
A look at the 'continuity' in Iranian Mideast policy from the Shah to Khomeini in spite of the changes in Iran.    Written in 1985,   7 pages,   $62.65
Syria and Iraq: Studies in Political Activity
Recent political history/analysis of Iraq and Syria, from independence to present times; a look at political conditions under their current leaders.    Written in 1984,   25 pages,  21 notes,  7 sources,   $223.75
The Legal Problems in Freezing Iran's Assets
The fiscal aspects of the Iran crisis; legal opinions and problems in freezing Iranian assets and loans in the US.    Written in 1985,   15 pages,  13 notes,  9 sources,   $134.25
The Egyptian Peace Initiative
An analysis of the Egyptian peace initiative - its prospects for success, given the political climate in the Mideast.    Written in 1986,   10 pages,  11 notes,  6 sources,   $89.50
Middle East
A review of several books on the Middle East: "Middle East and the West," and "The Arabs in History" by Bernard Lewis; "Comparative Politics", by Bruce Bothwick, "Islam", by Alfred Guillaume; "The Middle East Uncovered:The Way it Really Is", by Gil Alroy.    Written in 1983,   16 pages,  25 notes,  7 sources,   $143.20
The Cyprus Problem
Basic information about Cyprus; history; the Greek and Turkish communities; approach to self-rule; creation of Cyprus Republic; the Cyprus invasion; the UN role before and after the invasion; prospects for solution.    Written in 1985,   34 pages,  41 notes,  9 sources,   $304.30
The Revolution in Iran in Sociological Perspective
Traces the roots of the Iranian revolution to the 1920's. The role of land reform and economics in Iran.    Written in 1984,   10 pages,  8 notes,  6 sources,   $89.50
Egypt and the Arab World Policy After the Camp David Agreement
How the Camp David Agreement took Egypt out of Nasser's shadow; the reactions/roles of other Arab nations; Egyptian gains and losses; implications for the Palestinians, the West, and Jordan.    Written in 1983,   16 pages,  15 notes,  4 sources,   $143.20
The Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan : A Mathematical Model
Using the game theory mathematical model, dealing with strategies in warfare by calculating the moves that will give the greatest advantage over an opponent using similar strategies, looks at where similarities begin and end between the Soviet Union and.    Written in 1988,   6 pages,  10 notes,  10 sources,   $53.70
A Historical Account of the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan
Examines the intensified military effort of the Soviet Union in the 1980's in Afghanistan accompanied by a political strategy aimed at the Sovietization of Afghanistan and the events that led to the Soviet withdrawal.    Written in 1988,   14 pages,  19 notes,  14 sources,   $125.30
Prospects For the Resolution of the Arab-Israeli Conflict
Examines the historical background of the Arab-Israeli conflict and the prospects for peace in Israel, centering around the fate of the Palestinian people, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.    Written in 1989,   15 pages,  25 notes,  18 sources,   $134.25
The Kurds : A Brief Summary and Analysis of their place in Iraq after the Gulf War
Examines the Kurdish revolt, a non-Arabic, Indo-European race with a long ethnic history and identity, against Saddam Hussein after the Gulf War and his reponse of brutality by turning his guns on his own subjects.    Written in 1991,   6 pages,  6 notes,  5 sources,   $53.70
An Examination of the System of Democracy
Explores the tenets of a democratic system and its promises of equality, but notes the fall of democracy in Lebanon as an example of socioeconomic destruction of a democratic state based on special interests.    Written in 1991,   25 pages,  17 notes,  14 sources,   $223.75
Technology Transfer and National Security in the Iraq Case : Are Present High Technology Export Controls Enough
Focuses on the failure of existing export control laws to prevent American-made high-tech weaponry from falling into the hands of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein.    Written in 1992,   15 pages,  22 notes,  13 sources,   $134.25
The Arab-Israeli Conflict : Prospects for Peace
Study will look at the historical basis of the conflict in ancient claims to the land, and then move on to an analysis of the modern conflict. Argues that the best prospects for Israel's successful resolution of the Palestinian problem still lie in a n.    Written in 1992,   25 pages,  23 notes,  17 sources,   $223.75
A Comparison of Iran and Iraq : Events and Ideology
Observes the success of both Iran and Iraq in developing new governmental structures in response to internal cultural, social and economic changes, Compares and contrasts the two nations with respect to the manner in which they have dealt with their uni.    Written in 1993,   9 pages,  7 sources,   $80.55
A Brief Analysis of the Status of Iraq
Assesses the stability and present position of Iraq, its leaders, and the Ba'th Party in light of the Pan-Arabic Movement and the Gulf War.    Written in 1993,   6 pages,  17 notes,  6 sources,   $53.70
Present And Future U.S. Foreign Policy
Discusses the U.S. and Greek relations.    Written in 1978,   5 pages,  11 notes,  6 sources,   $44.75
Greece And The United States
An analysis of the economic and political relationship between Greece and the U.S. with attention to each respective governmental form and economic objectives.    Written in 1979,   12 pages,  8 notes,  4 sources,   $107.40
How Senator Javits Has Stood On Jamor Issues Concerning Israel Throughout His Political Career
A review of Javit's record in supporting Israel from his election to the House of Representatives in 1946 through the Camp David Summit of 1977.    Written in 1977,   11 pages,  33 notes,  13 sources,   $98.45
Congress And Israel
An examination of Congress' record in regard to Israel from the Suez War of 1956 through the immediate aftermath of the 1977 Camp David Summit.    Written in 1977,   11 pages,  11 notes,  7 sources,   $98.45
Recognition of the Palestine Liberation Organization by the United States
A position paper.    Written in 1980,   7 pages,  5 notes,  7 sources,   $62.65
U.S. Alliance with Israel.
U.S. gains in security and vital interests by supporting strategic access to Mediterranean and oil sources.    Written in 1980,   10 pages,  7 notes,  6 sources,   $89.50
The Shah of Iran
A position paper on why the Shah should not be sent back to Iran, based on his role as a friend of the US, the hostage situation, and the right to asylum.    Written in 1981,   7 pages,  3 notes,  3 sources,   $62.65
Foreign Policy Management: Iran
How/why the US policy toward Iran ultimately failed by looking at the Shah as Iran and vice versa; the US role in managing the Cuban Missile Crisis and Vietnam; the Iranian crisis- solutions, obstacles, considerations.    Written in 1983,   16 pages,  7 notes,  8 sources,   $143.20
The US Decision to Press for an Israeli-Egyptian Peace Agreement in 1978
A look at the events leading to the 1978 agreement, especially political and economic; US interests in the Middle East; the key 'actors' in the agreement; the process and outcome.    Written in 1984,   11 pages,  7 sources,   $98.45
US Foreign Policy and its Dependence on Mideast Oil
The US and Mideast Oil - Geographical perspective, recent history of the Arab states and Israel, why America is dependent on Mideast oil and how that affects policy.    Written in 1983,   9 pages,  16 notes,  7 sources,   $80.55
US Foreign Policy Towards the Sudan
A look at US foreign policy in the Sudan, in light of diminishing US influence in the Third World; the history and strategic importance of the Sudan.    Written in 1984,   11 pages,  4 sources,   $98.45
Egypt
An overview of Egypt- location, post-WWII history, present government structure.    Written in 1982,   11 pages,  11 sources,   $98.45
American Policy Toward Israel from Ford to Bush
An analysis of the political strategies, policy formulations, and political philosophies of the last four presidents with regard to the development of foreign policy towards the state of Israel.    Written in 1990,   14 pages,  12 sources,   $125.30
U.S. Recognition of Israel in 1948
Analyzes the U.S. foreign policy decision-making processes involved in the 1948 recognition of the modern state of Israel.    Written in 1990,   15 pages,  19 notes,  10 sources,   $134.25
The Leadership Styles of George Bush and Saddam Hussein
Analyzes the manner in which these two leaders have activated their political and public followings, detailed their political agendas, and gained support for their strategies domestically and abroad.    Written in 1991,   7 pages,  10 notes,  8 sources,   $62.65
Iraqi - U.S. War/Congressional Letters
An examination of Time Magazine's coverage of the hostilities in the recently completed war between Iraq and the United States concerning speeches and correspondence between both countries.    Written in 1991,   7 pages,  7 sources,   $62.65
The Crisis in the Gulf
A brief history of the Gulf Crisis from the time of invasion to the liberation of Kuwait. Causal factors, negotiating ploys and battle tactics are also summarized.    Written in 1991,   10 pages,  11 notes,  11 sources,   $89.50
The Gulf War and the U.S. Presidency
Examines President George Bush's handling of the diplomatic and military conflicts of the Gulf War of 1991 and the overwhelming support of the American people contrasted to the "helpless giant" attitude of previous crisises.    Written in 1991,   10 pages,  16 notes,  8 sources,   $89.50
The War in the Persian Gulf
Discusses the decisive and seemingly easy victory over the Iraqi military, the liberation of Kuwait and the humilitating terms of surrender, but the real significance of the fact that Saddam Hussein is still in control of Iraq and the threat to regional.    Written in 1991,   6 pages,  6 notes,  5 sources,   $53.70
The Gulf Crisis : Interpretation of the War by the News media
A report that examines the interpretation of the war by the national news media and as attracting more press coverage than any other newsworthy event in years.    Written in 1991,   6 pages,  8 notes,   $53.70
Social Change, Cultural Dynamics and Education in Saudi Arabia
Examines the dilemma confronting the Saudi's concerning their massive oil revenues and their attempts to preserve their unique cultural and religious heritage.    Written in 1991,   15 pages,  15 notes,  14 sources,   $134.25
The Crisis in the Gulf
Observes the events leading up to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, world response, and allied military strategy.    Written in 1991,   7 pages,  8 sources,   $62.65
Technology Transfer and National Security in the Iraq Case : Are Present High Technology Export Controls Enough
Observes the unsettling aspect of the Gulf War as the revelation that western technology and aid had been pouring into Iraq up until Saddam's launching of the invasion of Kuwait in August, 1990. Notes that western built equipment had been sold to Iraq u.    Written in 1992,   20 pages,  26 notes,   $179.00
Domsetic and International Influences Affecting american Gulf War Strategy
Examines the nation's policy toward Iraq before it invaded Kuwait in August, 1990, the invasion which ultimately led to the Gulf War, and the domestic and international affairs that influenced the shift in policy and the decision to go to war.    Written in 1994,   12 pages,  17 notes,  7 sources,   $107.40
"The United States & the Suez Crisis" by G. warner, from International Affairs, Volume 67,1991, pp. 303-17
Examines this article concerning the role of American foreign policy before, during, and after the Suez crisis, based on a review of State Department documents.    Written in 1994,   7 pages,   $62.65
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