Security Assistance in the Middle East : Challenges ... and the Need for Change /
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Boulder, Colorado :
Lynne Rienner Publishers,
2023.
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: 1. First, Do No Harm: Curing What Ails Security Assistance to the Middle East / Robert Springborg
- 2. Security Assistance in a Changing Region / Anthony H. Cordesman
- 3. Political Drivers of Demand for Security Assistance / Glenn E. Robinson
- pt. 1 SHARED CHALLENGES, SHARED RESPONSES
- 4. Tunisia: A Reframed Security-Centered Approach / Noureddine Jebnoun
- 5. Lebanon: Assessing US-Led Capabilities Development / Aram Nerguizian
- 6. Egypt: Reconsidering the Political Value of US Assistance / Zeinab Abul-Magd
- pt. 2 ROLE OF MULTILATERAL AND REGIONAL ACTORS
- 7. EU and Member States' Security Assistance: Complementary or Contradictory? / Alex Walsh
- 8. Politics of Security Assistance by "European NATO" / Kevin Koehler
- 9. Gulf Monarchies: Security Consumers and Providers / Zoltan Barany
- 10. Regional Entanglements: MENA States as Providers of Security Assistance / Simone Tholens
- pt. 3 CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS
- 11. US Security Assistance in Jordan: Militarized Politics and Elusive Metrics / Sean Yom
- 12. Security Assistance and Public Support for Arab Militaries / Lindsay J. Benstead
- 13. Civilians in Arab Defense Affairs: Implications for Providers of Security Assistance / Yezid Sayigh
- pt. 4 PRACTITIONER PERSPECTIVES
- 14. US Security Assistance to Egypt: The Importance of Framing a Relationship / F. C. "Pink" Williams
- 15. Subjectivity and Objectivity in Assessing Security Assistance / John J. Zavage
- pt. 5 CONCLUSION
- 16. Quit Trying, or Try to Cure? / Robert Springborg.