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Straight Power Concepts In The Middle East Us Foreign Policy Israel And World History 1st Edition Gregory Harms

Name: Straight Power Concepts In The Middle East Us Foreign Policy Israel And World History 1st Edition Gregory Harms
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Straight Power Concepts In The Middle East Us Foreign Policy Israel And World History 1st Edition Gregory Harms instant download after payment.

Publisher: Pluto Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.66 MB

Pages: 241

Author: Gregory Harms

ISBN: 9781849645379, 184964537X

Language: English

Year: 2010

Edition: 1

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Straight Power Concepts In The Middle East Us Foreign Policy Israel And World History 1st Edition Gregory Harms by Gregory Harms 9781849645379, 184964537X instant download after payment.

How did the US become a world power? How did it become involved in the Middle East? What is the history and nature of its 'special relationship' with Israel? Given the increase in tensions in the Middle East, and the United States' involvement in them, news coverage is in abundance. Yet, the reportage and discussion of American foreign policy is often narrow in scope, offering little background or context. And yet, the historical record sharply contrasts with reportage. Guiding the reader through a panoramic sweep of world and American history, we see how the US became a world power, how the Middle East became 'modern' and how Israel became an American 'strategic asset.' Disavowing the rhetoric commonly used by heads of state, press secretaries, news media, and commentators, we see how recent turmoil is closer to business-as-usual.