Routledge US Foreign Policy and the Persian Gulf History Book

Gain a deep understanding of Middle Eastern geopolitics with this academic study by Robert J. Pauly, Jr. This volume provides a detailed examination of US foreign policy toward the Greater Middle East, with a specific focus on the economic, military, and political causes of the 1990-1991 Persian Gulf crisis. Readers will explore the origins of the crisis, distinguishing between internal and external factors while identifying the principal actors involved. The text investigates how these actors have shaped ongoing events in the Persian Gulf region. Additionally, the book looks at the leadership of American officials since 1989 and examines the extent of US collaboration with Europe in managing regional interests. This work is an essential resource for students and professionals studying international relations, government, and Middle East politics.