American-Saudi Relations 1989-1993
Subtitle: Essays on American Foreign Policy
Publisher: Ud al-Nad
Published: 2024
Place of publication: London UK
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 160
ISBN-13: 9781911431091
Copyright date: 2024
Description: The book examines in the first part the relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia during the presidency of George Bush, 1989-1993—an eventful period globally and regionally. The second section of the book comprises seven essays discussing U.S. foreign policy.
Table of contents: label: Part 1:
title: American-Saudi Relations 1989-1992; label: 1: The USA and the Middle East
title: 15; label: 2: History of U.S.-Saudi Relations
title: 18; label: 3: Relations During the Bush Administration
title: 21; label: 4: Congress, Bush, and Saudi Arabia
title: 26; label: 5: American and Saudi War Aims
title: 28; label: 6: War Costs
title: 31; label: 7: Bush, Saudi Arabia, and Oil
title: 33; label: 8: Cultural Differences
title: 35; label: 9: Relations After the War
title: 39; label: 10: Conclusions
title: 45; title: Part 2: Essays on American Foreign Policy; label: Iran’s Islamic Revolution
title: 77; label: The Camp David Accords I
title: 85; label: The Camp David Accords II
title: 91; label: Kissinger’s Diplomacy
title: 98; label: American and Soviet Post-War Planning
title: 108; label: American Isolationism: a Myth?
title: 118; label: Enabling and Denying Genocide
title: 123