The United States and the Gulf : shifting pressures, strategies and alignments /

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Bibliographic Details
Imprint:	Berlin, Germany : Gerlach Press 2015.
Description:	195 pages ; 25 cm.
Language:	English
Series:	The Gulf Research Center book series at Gerlach Press Gulf Research Center book series.
Subject:	Security, International -- Persian Gulf Region. Persion Gulf Region -- Strategic aspects. Diplomatic relations. United States -- Foreign relations -- Persian Gulf Region. Persian Gulf Region -- Foregin relations -- United States. Middle East -- Persian Gulf Region. United States.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/10366999

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Other authors / contributors:	Hook, Steven W., 1959- editor. Niblock, Tim, editor.
ISBN:	9783940924667 3940924660

Table of Contents:

Introduction
1. Strategic Economic Relationships and Strategic Openings in the Gulf
2. Hegemonic Stability and American Power
3. Arabia to Asia: The Myths and Merits of an American "Pivot"
4. The Evolving American Security Role in the Gulf
5. The Eagle's Nest in the Gulf: Analysis of US Military Deployment in the GCC Countries (1991-2014)
6. The Future of a Critical US Relationship in the Gulf: US-Saudi Relations and the Rise of the Saudi "Garrison State"
7. America's Monetary Stake in the Gulf and the Looming Challenge of the Petroyuan
8. Emerging Dynamics of US-Gulf Engagement: India's Policy Options
9. The European Union in the Gulf: New Opportunities for Cooperation
10. On the Right Side of History? US Transitions and the Possibilities of a British Strategic Role in the Gulf
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