The Persian Gulf After the Cold War

Acknowledgments Introduction: Background and Overview by M. E. Ahrari and James H. Noyes The Outside Powers and the Persian Gulf Policies of the United States and the CIS: A Post-Cold War Perspective by James H. Noyes The Persian Gulf: A European Challenge to U.S. Hegemony? by Leon T. Hadar Dominant Indigenous Players Iran in the Post-Cold War Persian Gulf Order by M. E. Ahrari Iraq and the Post-Cold War Order by Ahmad Hashim The Saudi Role in the New Middle East Order by Joseph Twinam Strategic Issues and Prospects Gulf Oil: Geo-Economic and Geo-Strategic Realities in the Post-Cold War and Post-Gulf War Era by David Winterford and Robert E. Looney Arms Race in the Persian Gulf: The Post-Cold War Dynamics by M. E. Ahrari The Gulf Cooperation Council: Prospects for Collective Security by Kenneth Katzman Conclusion: Regional Outlook by M. E. Ahrari and James H. Noyes Appendix A: The Proliferation of Chemical Weapons in the Middle East and Its Implications Appendix B: The Proliferation of Ballistic Missiles in Selected Middle Eastern Countries Selected BibliographyJames Noyes is the author of 'The Persian Gulf After the Cold War', published 1993 under ISBN 9780275944575 and ISBN 0275944573.