Superpowers and Client States in the Middle East

Moshe Efrat (Edited by) , Jacob Bercovitch (University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand) (Edited by)

Part 1. In Search of a Theoretical Framework 1. Superpowers and Client States: Analysing Relations and Patterns of Influence Jacob Bercovitch 2. Superpowers and Client States: Perceptions and Interactions Philip Windsor Part 2. The Case of US-Israel Relations 3. Israel in US Perspective: Political Design and Pragmatic Practices Bernard Reich 4. American-Israeli Relations: An Israeli Assessment and Perspective Gabriel Sheffer 5. The USA and the Israeli Military-Economic Dimension: a Real Politik Perspective Moshe Efrat Part 3. The Case of Soviet-Syrian Relations 6. The Soviet Union and Syria: a Case Study of Soviet Policy Robert O. Freedman 7. The USSR in Syrian Perspective: Political Design and Pragmatic Practices David Roberts 8. The Soviet Union and the Syrian Military-Economic Dimension: a Real Politik Perspective Moshe Efrat Part 4. Conclusion 9. Conclusion Moshe Efrat