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Acknowledgements=xi

Note on Contributors=xiii

Introduction/Louise Fawcett=1

The Book and the Title=1

Organisation of the Volume=5

A Concluding Note=12

PART Ⅰ. HISTORICAL OVERVIEW

1. The Emergence of the Middle East into the Modern State System/Eugene L. Rogan=17

Overview=17

Introduction:The Arab Entry to International Relations=18

Ottoman Diplomacy=19

An Ottoman Legacy of Statehood=20

Wartime Plans for the Partition of the Middle East=22

The Post-war Settlement(1919-22)=23

The Colonial Framework=29

The Arab States and the Palestine Crisis=36

Conclusion=37

Further Reading=38

2. The Cold War in the Middle East/Peter Sluglett=41

Overview=41

Introduction=41

The Immediate Origins of the Cold War=43

Oil in the Middle East=46

A Clash of Ideologies=47

Elements of a Case Study:Iraq, the Soviet Union and the United States, 1945-90=50

The Effects of the Cold War=54

Further Reading=56

3. The Middle East since the Cold War:Torn between Geopolitics and Geoeconomics/Bahgat Korany=59

Overview=59

Introduction:Sorting Out Post-Cold War Conceptual Lenses=60

Oil:A Mixed Blessing?=62

The Primacy of Conflicts:Conventional Geopolitical Ones=64

From Casablanca to Doha 1994-97:Why Peace Dividends did not Materialise=65

Border Disputes can also Trigger International Wars=68

Globalisation, Yawning Resource Gaps and Newer Threats/Conflicts=70

Religio-Politics:From Mobilisation to International Spill-over=72

Conclusion:Which Direction MENA?=74

Further Reading=75

PART Ⅱ. THEMES IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY=4

4. Oil and Political Economy in the International Relations of the Middle East/Giacomo Luciani=79

Overview=79

Introduction=80

Oil and the Consolidation of the Middle East State System=82

Oil and the International Relations of the Middle East=87

Oil and Domestic Politics:The Rentier State Paradigm=90

Oil and Inter-Arab Relations=96

Conclusion=101

Further Reading=102

5. The Clash of Globalisations in the Middle East/Clement M. Henry=105

Overview=105

Introduction=106

The Middle East as 'Shatterbelt'=108

Middle Eastern Perceptions of Globalisation=110

Trade Policies=112

The Problem of Attracting Private Capital=113

Hypotheses about Investors' Information Needs=117

Increasing Transparency and Accountability=122

The Issue of Regime Change=124

Conclusion=126

Further Reading=127

6. The Puzzle of Political Reform in the Middle East/Augustus Richard Norton=131

Overview=131

Introduction=132

Explaining the Democracy Deficit=134

Muslims and the Question of Political Reform=142

Conclusion=146

Further Reading=148

7. The Politics of Identity in Middle East International Relations/Raymond Hinnebusch=151

Overview=151

Introduction=151

Identity and the Middle East State=153

The Impact of Identity on the International Relations of the Middle East=159

Conclusion=169

Further Reading=171

8. Alliances, Cooperation and Regionalism in the Middle East/Louise Fawcett=173

Overview=173

Introduction=173

Regions, Regionalism and Understanding the Dynamics of Cooperation=178

Cooperation and Regionalism:A Review=180

Conclusion=191

Further Reading=192

9. War and Security in the Middle East/Janice Gross Stein=195

Overview=195

Introduction=195

War and the Failure of Deterrence:The Inadequacy of Balance of Power Explanations=198

The Israel-Palestine Conflict=208

Conclusion=213

Further Reading=214

PART Ⅲ. KEY ISSUES AND ACTORS

10. The Arab-Israeli Conflict/Charles Smith=217

Overview=217

Introduction=217

1948-67:From the Creation of Israel to the 1967 War=221

The 1967 War, Arab Nationalist Rivalries and the Re-emergence of the Palestinian Factor=223

1967-79:From the 1967 War to the Egyptian-Israeli Peace Treaty=226

From Camp David to the White House Lawn, 1978-93=230

Conclusion=234

Further Reading=235

11. The Rise and Fall of the Oslo Peace Process/Avi Shlaim=241

Overview=241

Introduction=242

The Peace Process=242

The Road to Oslo=243

The Oslo Accord=246

Reactions to Oslo=248

Implementing the Declaration of Principles=250

Oslo Ⅱ=252

Declaration of War on the Peace Process=254

Camp David=255

The Al-Agsa Intifada=257

Conclusion=258

Further Reading=259

12. The International Politics of the Gulf/F. Gregory Gause, Ⅲ=263

Overview=263

Introduction=263

Regime Security, Political Identity and Iraqi War Decisions=265

Regime Security, Regional Balancing and Saudi Arabian Alliance Decisions=271

American Policy in the Gulf=274

Conclusion=279

Further Reading=280

13. The United States in the Middle East/Michael C. Hudson=283

Overview=283

Introduction=284

The Roots of American Involvement=284

New Regional Tensions and Challenges=290

Policymaking:Structures and Process=295

The 'Neoconservative Revolution'=298

Conclusion=304

Further Reading=305

14. Europe in the Middle East/Rosemary Hollis=307

Overview=307

Introduction=308

Phase Ⅰ:The Imperial Carve Up and Birth of the State System=310

Phase Ⅱ:Imperial Retreat and Cold War Rivalries=314

Phase Ⅲ:The EU, Globalisation and the New Security Agenda=316

Regionalism and the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership Programme=319

Conflict Mediation:Europe and the Middle East Peace Process=321

The Transatlantic Relationship and Iraq=324

Conclusion=325

Further Reading=326

Bibliography=329

Index=343

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In this new edition of International Relations of the Middle East, leading scholars present a balanced and comprehensive analysis of the international politics of the region. While offering a historical framework and up-to-date analysis of contemporary events, the book also introduces key theories and concepts and applies them to a Middle Eastern context. Part I offers a historical and chronological overview of the principal developments in the international politics of the Middle East within the broader context of an evolving international system. Part II considers region-specific conflicts and issues--the Arab-Israel crisis, wars in the Gulf, and U.S. and European policy--and examines them from an international relations perspective. Part III provides a regionally sensitive perspective by looking at major themes in international relations, including globalization, democratization, cooperation, and conflict, as they pertain to the Middle East. The implications of both September 11, 2001, and the intervention in Iraq in the spring of 2003 are discussed throughout the text.