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Authored by Dr. Kenneth Katzman. Edited by Dr. Stephen C. Pelletiere.
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Congressional Research Staffer Kenneth Katzman reviews the history of dual containment, and shows how adherence to the policy has eroded. He suggests it is time for Washington to change course in the Gulf, and lays out a course of action the United States should follow to maintain its leadership role in this vital region. Dr. Katzman's monograph deals thoughtfully with this controversial issue.

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The Peace process, Phase One: Past Accomplishments, Future Concerns
Managing Strains in the Coalition: What to Do About Saddam?
Yemen and Stability in the Persian Gulf: Confronting the Threat from Within
A Theory of Fundamentalism: An Inquiry into the Origin and Development of the Movement
Terrorism: National Security Policy and the Home Front
Assad and the Peace Process: The Pivotal Role of Lebanon