Author: Tibi, Bassam
Title: Conflict and War in the Middle East, 1967-91: Regional Dynamic and the Superpowers
Description: New York, St. Martin's Press, (1993). orig.boards. 22x14cm, xi,253 pp. Minor rubbing. Some slight page-edge soil. VG. dustwrapper ¶ Contents: Introduction: Middle Eastern Wars from the World Historical and International Systemic Perspectives; The International System as a Configuration of Regional Subsystems: The Case of the Middle East: The Science of International Relations: Between Globalism & Regionalism; The Middle East: Its Location & Delimitation; From Arab Renaissance (Nahda) to the Six Day War of 1967: The New Historical Epoch After June 1967; The Regional & International Repercussions of the Six Day War: The End of Nasserism & the Beginning of a New Historical Epoch; The 1973 October War: The Regional Dynamic of the Middle East Conflict & the Superpowers: Arms, Oil, & Shifts in Regional & International Alliances; The Yom Kippur, Ramadan or October War? Historical Continuity from the Six Day War to the Nineteen Day War; The Superpowers and the October War; October 1973: The War with Arms & the War with Oil: Petro-Dollar Power & the 1973-77 Saudi- Egyptian Axis; Its Revival During the Iran-Iraq War & Its Aftermath; The Gulf War, Its Linkages, & Backround: Regional Dynamic & the Fragmentation of the Middle East in the Post-Cold War Era: The Middle East Between the 1973 October War & the 1990-91 Gulf War: An Epidemically Militarised Region of Conflict? From the Iraq-Kuwait Conflict to the Gulf War; The Historical Context of Conflict & War in the Middle East in the Light of the Gulf War.

Keywords: International Relations, Middle East, Arab-Israel, Six Day War, October 1973, Conflict Politics, World System, Political History, Iran-Iraq Gulf