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Autore |
Hassan Hamdi A |
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The Iraqi invasion of Kuwait : religion, identity, and otherness in the analysis of war and conflict / / Hamdi A. Hassan |
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Pubbl/distr/stampa |
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London ; ; Sterling, Va., : Pluto Press, 1999 |
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ISBN |
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1-84964-037-8 |
0-585-42634-1 |
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Edizione |
[1st ed.] |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (288 p.) |
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Disciplina |
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Soggetti |
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Persian Gulf War, 1991 |
Panarabism |
Persian Gulf Region Politics and government |
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Formato |
Materiale a stampa |
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Livello bibliografico |
Monografia |
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Note generali |
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Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph |
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Nota di bibliografia |
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 248-271) and index. |
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Intro -- CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- 1 UNDERSTANDING THE IRAQI INVASION OF KUWAIT -- INTRODUCTION -- THE REALIST PERSPECTIVE -- THE INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE -- THE REFLECTIVE PERSPECTIVE -- 2 THE REALIST PERSPECTIVE -- INTRODUCTION -- THE REALIST PERSPECTIVE:A THEORETICAL OUTLINE -- IRAQ 'S ASSESSMENT WHEN INVADING KUWAIT -- AMERICAN -IRAQI RELATIONS 1984 -90 -- 3 THE INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE -- INTRODUCTION -- THE INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE:A THEORETICAL OUTLINE -- THE OVERLAPPING OF IDENTITIES -- THE DOMESTIC SOURCES OF THE IRAQI INVASION OF KUWAIT -- THE GENEALOGY OF THE POLITICAL ELITES IN THE ARAB WORLD -- THE QUESTION OF MITIGATING IRAQ 'S ECONOMIC NEEDS -- 4 THE REFLECTIVE PERSPECTIVE -- INTRODUCTION -- THE REFLECTIVE PERSPECTIVE:A THEORETICAL OUTLINE -- ISLAM AND ARABISM:THE GENEALOGY OF A DISCURSIVE REGIME -- THE ARABIC POLITICAL DISCOURSE AND THE INVASION OF KUWAIT -- EPILOGUE -- APPENDIX: WRITING TO UNDERSTAND OR MAPPING TO CONQUER: DE/ CONSTRUCTING THE MYTH OF HOMO ARABICUS -- NOTES -- CHAPTER 1: UNDERSTANDING THE IRAQI INVASION OF KUWAIT -- CHAPTER 2:THE REALIST PERSPECTIVE -- CHAPTER 3: THE INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE -- CHAPTER 4: THE REFLECTIVE PERSPECTIVE -- EPILOGUE -- APPENDIX: WRITING TO |
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UNDERSTAND OR MAPPING TO CONQUER -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- Index -- Abbasi, Sheikh Madani -- 175 -- 232n -- Abdu, Mohammad -- 122 -- 232n -- Abu Deeb, Kamal -- 128 -- 204 -- Abu Jabber, Kamal 128 -- Abu Jahl 242-3n -- Abu Khalil, Assad 198 -- Abu Nasser clan -- 23 -- 85 -- 86 -- 96-7 -- Abu Zaid, Nasr Hamed 151 -- Abu Zant, Sheikh al-Mun'im 174-5 -- Abu-Hanifa 234n -- Aflaq, M. -- Aflaq, M 85 -- Aflaq, M 122 -- Aflaq, M 123 -- Aflaq, M 133 -- Ajami, Fouad 224n -- al-'Azm, S. 239n -- al-Afaghani, Jamal ad-Din -- 122 -- 232 -- al-Amara 107 -- al-Bakr, Ahmed Hassan -- 85 -- 97-8 -- al-Bashir, Omar 132 -- al-Bayati, Abdul Wahab 26. |
al-Bazzaz, [Abd al-Rahman] 122 -- al-Bitar, N. -- al-Bitar, N 122 -- al-Bitar, N 239n -- al-Bukhari 234n -- al-Din, Khayr 232n -- al-Gamaa al-Islamiyya 176 -- al-Halaj, M. 233n -- al-Husari, Sati' -- 122 -- 219n -- al-Husseini, Sheikh Amin 170 -- al-Jabiri, Muhammad Abid -- 128 -- 168 -- al-Jawaheri, Mohammad 26 -- al-Jeelani, A. 233n -- al-Keelani, Rashid Aali 170 -- al-Khalifa family 96 -- Al-Khalil, Samir -- 84 -- 85 -- 87-8 -- 101 -- 124 -- 138-9 -- 247n -- al-Khateeb, Ahmad 155 -- al-Maguid family 97 -- al-Malaeka, Nazik 26 -- al-Mawardi 141 -- al-Mulk, Nizam 141 -- al-Nahyan family 96 -- al-Qaddumi, Farooq -- 128 -- 167 -- al-Sa'dawi, Nawal 168 -- al-Saadun, Ahmad 155 -- al-Sabah family -- 24-5 -- 75 -- 96 -- 145 -- 182 -- al-Sabah, Jaber al-Ahmed, Amir of Kuwait -- al-Sabah, Jaber al-Ahmed, Amir of Kuwait 7 -- al-Sabah, Jaber al-Ahmed, Amir of Kuwait 141 -- al-Sabah, Mubarak 223n -- al-Sabah, Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad 111 -- al-Sadat, Anwar -- 26 -- 166 -- 176 -- 217n -- 218n -- 242n -- al-Said, Nuri 202n -- al-Samaraai, Wafeeq 100 -- al-Sayab, Badr Shakir 26 -- al-Shafi'i 234n -- al-Tahtawi, R. 239-40n -- al-Tamimi, Sheikh Asaad 174 -- al-Thani family 96 -- al-uja 97 -- al-Wardi, Ali 220 -- Alawites, Syria -- 96 -- 227n -- Algeria -- 52 -- 135 -- 163 -- 166 -- 175 -- Algerian Islamic Salvation Front [FIS] 175 -- Ali, Fourth Caliph 142 -- Allah -- 26 -- 119-20 -- 138 -- 140 -- 141 -- 173 -- 174 -- 206n -- 214n -- 216n -- Islamic concept of 233n -- Allison, G.T. -- Allison, G.T 6 -- Allison, G.T 20 -- Allison, G.T 91 -- Allison, G.T 185 -- Allison, G.T 203-4n -- Amnesty International 176 -- anarchy -- 15 -- 16 -- 17 -- Anderson, B. -- Anderson, B 68-9 -- Anderson, B 70 -- Anderson, B 74 -- Anderson, B 135 -- Anderson, B 187 -- Anderson, B 219-20n -- anti-Americanism -- 165-6 -- 169-70 -- anti-Semitism 149-51. |
Arab Cooperation Council [ACC summit 1990] -- 24 -- 165 -- 196 -- Arab leaders/regimes -- 61-2 -- 89-92 -- 101 -- 138-9 -- 140 -- 188 -- 219-20n -- and Arab unity 70 -- and Arab unity 83 -- pan-Arab support 8-9 -- role conflict 28-30 -- role conflict 35 -- strategies 80-1 -- support from population 65 -- support from population 81 -- Arab League -- 44 -- 65 -- 160 -- 162 -- Arab states -- division 37-8 -- and the people 83 -- foreign policy 22-7 -- foreign policy 30 -- foreign policy 31-2 -- foreign policy 61 -- history of 63-7 -- history of 120 -- maltreatment of citizens 88 -- maltreatment of citizens 222n -- modernization 95 -- political structure 56 -- relations with West 163 -- solidarity 10 -- solidarity 30 -- solidarity 52 -- solidarity 135 -- Arab world -- 12 -- 64 -- 117 -- and common wealth 112 -- and common wealth 155 -- and national interest 20 -- and national interest 28 -- and national interest 82 -- blood kinship 92-6 -- blood kinship 233-4n -- hereditary nobility 93 -- linguistic unity 70 -- linguistic unity 152 -- national identity 69-70 -- national identity 113-14 -- national identity 188 -- negative community 146 -- patriarchal society 91 -- patriarchal society 141 -- political institutions 66 -- rich and poor 6 -- rich and poor 25 -- rich and poor 33 -- rich and poor 155-7 -- |
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social values 59 -- social values 60 -- Western influence 61 -- Arab-Israeli conflict -- 10 -- 34 -- 65 -- Arabhood -- 10 -- 152 -- Arabic Renaissance [nahda] 68 -- Arabism -- 2 -- 5-6 -- 69 -- 71 -- 90 -- and Islam 5 -- and Islam 9-12 -- and Islam 28 -- and Islam 118-30 -- and Islam 132 -- and Islam 137 -- and Islam 188-9 -- and national interests 23-4 -- and national interests 28 -- and national interests 114 -- and national interests 219n -- and Others 137 -- and Others 148-54 -- and Others 191. |
and statesovereignty 23 -- and statesovereignty 30 -- and statesovereignty 32 -- and statesovereignty 35 -- and statesovereignty 115 -- and statesovereignty 137-48 -- as collective identity 8-9 -- as collective identity 117 -- as collective identity 122 -- as collective identity 138 -- as collective identity 146 -- as collective identity 216-17n -- as collective identity 219n -- cultural capital 126-7 -- cultural capital 135-6 -- vs. Arab state 67-71 -- Arabs -- 66-7 -- 137 -- Areba Arabs 236n -- grass-roots 2 -- grass-roots 52 -- grass-roots 159-64 -- mainstream 164-73 -- musta'aribah [Arabized Arabs] 236n -- politicization of 64-5 -- Arafat, Yassir -- 132 -- 161-2 -- 167 -- Ardd-u-Allah [Allah's land] 142 -- Arefs brothers 97 -- Arendt, H. -- 218n -- 222n -- 225n -- worldlessness, concept of 218n -- as-Suwairah 97 -- asabiyya -- 92 -- 93-4 -- 227n -- Assad, Hafez President -- 96 -- 132 -- 133 -- 163 -- 173 -- 176 -- 227n -- authoritarian regimes -- 58 -- 86 -- 87 -- 98-102 -- and passive population 64-5 -- and passive population 139 -- foreign policy 7-8 -- foreign policy 55 -- foreign policy 77 -- political tradition 138-9 -- Aziz, Tariq -- 102 -- 228n -- 229n -- 246n -- Ba'ath regime -- 23 -- 29 -- 39 -- 57 -- 82 -- 85-8 -- 202n -- 235n -- alienation from Iraqi society 78 -- alienation from Iraqi society 87 -- and economy 109 -- and integrity of State 73 -- and kinship 97 -- and Kuwait invasion 8 -- and Kuwait invasion 81 -- and Westerntolerance 49 -- despotism 56 -- despotism 72 -- despotism 74 -- despotism 85 -- illegitimate 83-4 -- popularity of 153 -- Baghdad 73 -- baghi 175 -- Bahrain 96 -- Ball, Nicole -- 82 -- 106 -- Barakat, Halim 91 -- Barnett, M. -- Barnett, M 28 -- Barnett, M 82 -- Basra -- 73 -- 107 -- Batatu, Hanna -- 96 -- 248n -- Bazoft, Ferzad -- 34 -- 49 -- 52 -- 80 -- 213n. |
Be'eri, E. 220-1n -- Beblawi, H. 80 -- Beg, Aslam 207n -- Beg, Sabih 143-4 -- Belhadj, Ali 175 -- Ben Ali, Z. 163 -- Benn, Tony [British MP] 205n -- Boughaiba, H. 163 -- Bourdieu, P. -- Bourdieu, P 131 -- Bourdieu, P 135 -- Bourdieu, P 214-15n -- Bourdieu, P 234-5n -- Bourdieu, P 237-8n -- brinkmanship 78 -- Brown, Carl L. 41 -- Bubiyan -- 22 -- 75 -- 111 -- Buchanan, P. 212n -- Bull, Hedley 16 -- Bush, George -- 41 -- 43-4 -- 49 -- 50 -- 164 -- 195 -- Butler, Richard 1 -- Buzan, Barry 45-6 -- Caliph Othman 238n -- Caliphate -- 139 -- 174 -- Ceausescu, N 243n -- Chirot, D. 81-2 -- Chomsky, N. 200n -- Christianity -- natural law 16 -- tradition demythologized 118 -- CIA, warnings ignored 44 -- clans 84-5 -- Conrad, J.[Heart of Darkness] 200n -- constructive engagement -- 43 -- 49 -- coups d'etat 66 -- Cox, R. 184 -- Cox, Sir Percy 143-5 -- Crusaders -- 174 -- 175 -- 177 -- culture -- 236 -- and institutions 58-9 -- role of 126-7 -- role of 215-16n -- role of 224n -- d'Amato, Alfonso 162 -- Damascus 164 -- Dar-il-islam 120 -- Dawisha, A. -- Dawisha, A 79 -- Dawisha, A 91 -- dawla 141-2 -- decision-makers -- 6-7 -- 15 -- 19-20 -- and force 79 -- and knowledge 17 -- and knowledge 31-2 -- and knowledge 53-4 -- and territorial disputes 147 -- and war 54 -- domestic dynamics 183-4 -- organizational process model 20-1 -- rational actor model 20 -- rational actor model 58 -- rational actor model 184 -- rational actor model 185 -- decision-making -- |
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and collective myth 122 -- and institutionalized beliefs 55-6 -- and institutionalized beliefs 57-8 -- and institutionalized beliefs 61 -- and kinships networks 101-2 -- and perceptions 115 -- and perceptions 179-80 -- and perceptions 185-6 -- foreign policy 61 -- foreign policy 62 -- foreign policy 118 -- foreign policy 147-8 -- foreign policy 181-3 -- definition of 235-6n. |
Dessouki, A.E.H. |
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