Britain And The Middle East In The 911 Era Dr Rosemary Hollisauth by Dr Rosemary Hollis(auth.) 9781405102971, 9781444324365, 1405102977, 1444324365 instant download after payment.

This authoritative book examines British policy in the Middle East, focusing on how Britain’s response to 9/11 – particularly the decision to join the US invasion of Iraq – has affected its role and relations in the region.

• Establishes what was ‘new’ about the New Labour approach and policies towards the Middle East and what changed as a result of 9/11 and the ‘war on terror’
• Analyses in detail how the Blair government handled the Iraq crisis, invasion and fallout, including developments in relations with Iran
• Documents Britain’s ‘niche’ role in the Middle East peace process.
• Argues that arms sales, trade and finance bind Britain to the Arab Gulf states
• Traces Britain ’s involvement in US–regional security arrangements

Content:
Chapter 1 Historical Background: Stages in the Relationship (pages 5–29):
Chapter 2 New Labour Worldview and the Middle East (pages 30–49):
Chapter 3 New Labour: New Policy?Making Process (pages 50–69):
Chapter 4 Britain's Role in the Peace Process: 1997–2001 (pages 70–85):
Chapter 5 The Road to War in Iraq (pages 86–106):
Chapter 6 Reaping the Whirlwind: The Fallout from the Invasion of Iraq for British Relations across the Middle East (pages 107–134):
Chapter 7 Realpolitik and the Peace Process after 9/11 (pages 135–157):
Chapter 8 Still Flying the Flag: Britain and the Arab Gulf States (pages 158–178):
Chapter 9 Conclusions (pages 179–184):