Re-engaging the Middle East: A New Vision for U.S. Policy

Front Cover
Title Page
Copyright Information
Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Between Retreat and Overinvestment in the Middle East and North Africa
Part I: Defusing Regional Conflicts and Rebuilding Diplomatic Influence
	The Syrian Crucible and Future U.S. Options
	Moving from Partisan to Peacemaker in Yemen
	Toward a Stable Libya
Part II: Re-Imagining Key U.S. Security Partnerships
	The U.S.-Israel Relationship and the Israeli-Palestinian Arena
	Why Iraq Matters
	The United States and Egypt: Updating an Obsolete Relationship
	Recalibrating the Terms of U.S.-Saudi Relations
Part III: Regional Challenges for the United States
	A New Cold War in the Middle East?
	Iran: Leading with Diplomacy
	Adapting U.S. Defense Posture in the Middle East for New Priorities
	The Use and Misuse of Security Assistance in the Middle East and North Africa
	Toward Strategic Investments in Foreign Assistance: The Tunisia Experiment
Looking to the Future
Contributors
Index
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