Saddam Husayn and civil-military relations in Iraq: The quest for legitimacy and power

A Hashim - The Middle East Journal, 2003 - JSTOR
This article addresses civil-military relations in Iraq under Saddam Husayn over the past
thirty years. Historically, the Iraqi armed forces have intervened regularly in the political …

Iraq's Decisions to Go to War, 1980 and 1990

FG Gause III - The Middle East Journal, 2002 - JSTOR
The driving force behind Saddam Husayn's decisions to go to war in 1980 and 1990 was his
belief that foreign forces were working to destabilize the Ba'th Party regime in Iraq. Saddam …

Iran‐Iraq relations after Saddam

A Ehteshami - Washington Quarterly, 2003 - Taylor & Francis
Iran‐Iraq relations after Saddam Page 1 Anoushiravan Ehteshami Iran-Iraq Relations after
Saddam .1—developments in post-Saddam Iraq will not only affect its foreign relations, they …

Friends in need, foes to heed: the Iraqi military in politics

A Parasiliti, S Antoon - Middle East Policy, 2000 - search.proquest.com
While the scenarios for a post-Saddam Iraq differ in many ways, all assign a major role to the
military, which many rightly view as the only institution capable of bringing about a change of …

" Identity" and political survival in Saddam's Iraq

A Dawisha - The Middle East Journal, 1999 - JSTOR
Because of Iraq's brittle national identity, the ruling elite have had countless opportunities to
define and redefine the country's identity in accordance with their political interests …

The Wars of Saddam Hussein

A Kelidar - Middle Eastern Studies, 1992 - Taylor & Francis
The underlying theme of all but one of the books listed below is the society and politics of
Iraq under the rule of the Baath party, which seized power in a military coup in 1968.* All of …

After Saddam

C Tripp - Survival, 2002 - Taylor & Francis
Invasion, war and the violent overthrow of the Iraqi regime are imminent possibilities. While
this may spell the end for Saddam Hussein and his associates, for most Iraqis it would mark …

Between Iraq and a hard place: Jordanian-Iraqi relations

C Ryan - Middle East Report, 2000 - JSTOR
Iraqi feeling led Jordan's regime to ask itself: was it possible notto support Saddam? Now,
despite dealigning from Iraq in the mid-1990s, Jordan may still be the closest friend Saddam …

Saddam's closest ally: Jordan and the Gulf War

WA Terrill - Journal of South Asian and Middle Eastern …, 1985 - search.proquest.com
In order to prosecute his war against Iran, Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has relied on
support from a number of regional and extraregional supporters. France has been a …

[引用][C] Saddam Husayn between his power base and the international community

A Baram - Middle East Review of International Affairs, 2000