Middle East Policy

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Articles in Jan 1998 issue of Middle East Policy

• United States and the Western Sahara peace process, The
  by Zunes, Stephen
• Rethinking Islam: Common Questions, Uncommon Answers
  by Butterworth, Charles E
• Iran and the Caucasus
  by Cornell, Svante E
• Security Challenges in the Mediterranean Region
  by Wilcox, Oliver
• Oman's economy: Back on track
  by Molavi, Afshin
• Elite cohesion, regime succession and political instability in Syria
  by Robinson, Glenn E
• Jewish Power: Inside the American Jewish Establishment
  by Espenshade, Regina
• Algeria's Islamist revolution: The people versus democracy?
  by Amirouche, Hamou
• Political Islam: Revolution, Radicalism, or Reform?
  by Monshipouri, Mahmood
• Hizballah: From radicalism to pragmatism?
  by Norton, Augustus Richard
• A Lebanon Defied: Musa al-Sadr and the Shi'a Community
  by Betts, Robert Brenton
• Post-cold war realities: Israel's strategy in Azerbaijan and Central Asia
  by Aras, Bulent
• War in the Gulf, 1990-91: The Iraq-Kuwait Conflict and Its Implications
  by Viorst, Milton
• Interview: H.E. Abdallah Bin Hamad Al-Attiyeh president, OPEC; oil minister of Qatar
  by Anthony, John Duke
• coming era of leadership change in the Arab world, The
  by Dunn, Michael Collins
• Gulf Cooperation Council: Prospects for expansion, The
  by Priess, David
• Strategic Geography and the Changing Middle East
  by Denoeux, Guilain
• Price of Wealth: Economies and Istitutions in the Middle East, The
  by Priess, David
• Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, and the UAE: Challenges of Security / Kuwait: Recovery and Security after the Gulf War / U.S. Forces in the Middle East: Resources and Capabilities
  by Dunn, Michael Collins
• Symposium--Caspian oil: Pipelines and politics
  by Starr, S Frederick; Stauffer, Thomas R; Nanay, Julia
• King Hassan's strategy of political dualism
  by Denoeux, Guilain; Maghraoui, Abdeslam