Middle East Policy

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Articles in Sep 2002 issue of Middle East Policy

• swing to the right in U.S. policy toward Israel and Palestine, The
  by Zunes, Stephen
• Politics of Caspian Oil / Oil and Geopolitics in the Caspian Sea Region, The
  by Mikhail, Bill S
• UAE and Oman: Opportunities and challenges in the twenty-first century, The
  by Al-Sayegh, Fatma
• New era in American-Libyan relations
  by St John, Ronald Bruce
• How Israel was Won: A Concise History of the Arab-Israel Conflict
  by Betts, Robert Brenton
• Harnessing Trade for Development and Growth in the Middle East
  by Holmes, Richard P
• paradoxes of U.S. policy in the Middle East, The
  by Monshipouri, Mahmood
• Ivory Towers on Sand: The Failure of Middle Eastern Studies in America
  by Davidson, Lawrence
• "Middle" politics: Looking again at the peace process
  by Lister, John
• Security in the Persian Gulf: Origins, Obstacles, and the Search for Consensus
  by Wrampelmeier, Brooks
• European perspectives on the Gulf: Similarities and differences with the U.S.
  by Siebert, Michael
• Sins of omission: The AJC's project interchange and the creation of American opinion
  by Bhatia, Michael
• Egypt: Osama's star is rising
  by Saleh, Nivien
• Kazakhstan, Unfulfilled Promise
  by Nalle, David
• Editor's note
  by Joyce, Anne
• Political succession in the Middle East
  by Cantori, Louis J; Jacoby, Tim; Carapico, Sheila; Shehata, Samer; Et al
• Abdullah peace plan: Offer or ultimatum?, The
  by Fandy, Mamoun; Walker, Edward S Jr; Grosbard, Ofer; Hudson, Michael C
• Winners and losers in the Middle East: The economics of "peace dividends"
  by Darrant, Ali F; Hakim, Sam R