Titlebook: Soviet-American Relations with Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan; Hafeez Malik (Professor of Political Science) Book 1987 Hafeez Malik 1987 A

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Relations between Iran and the Arab States,untries. East of that divide is the great Iranian plateau, the heartland of Persian civilization. To the west of it is the vast Tigris—Euphrates river basin and great deserts beyond and in between, peopled by Semites. The basin has been dominated for 1400 years by Arab and Turkish rulers. It has been peopled by Semitic speakers long before that.

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Introduction,, Iran and Afghanistan; and the manner and style of relations of these three states with the superpowers; and finally, as neighbors of the USSR, the conduct of their relations with the Soviet Union, with each other, and the exogenous power, the United States. Despite the obvious dissimilarities in t

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The Strategic Importance of Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan to the United States,asteland — to another. In a world polarized in a global struggle between Communist and anti-Communist nations, gaining the cooperation or the ability to control even the least strategically important nations might be considered a liability. Strategic importance, however, is to the beholding nation b

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Thinking South: Soviet Strategic Interests in Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan,could achieve on its own, the Second World War had vanquished the traditional opponents of Russia. Stalin had crowned the compressed industrial revolution of the 1930s — a national mobilization of resources unequaled in history — with the world’s second nuclear force. It remained to his successors t

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Ethnic Dilemmas in Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan as Security Problems, and national borders which cut across local ethnic groups in all directions. As elsewhere, these legacies of the past in current practice make ethnicity a security problem. The problem is usually conceived of as one of artificial frontiers. But ethnic identities pose issues which transcend frontier

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,Soviet Intervention in Afghanistan and its Impact on Pakistan’s Foreign Policy,ntentions in Southwest Asia. One view asserted that Soviet intervention was essentially a defensive operation and that President Carter had overreacted’ to the Soviet concerns regarding their southern borders. In other words, this view maintained that ‘no serious account appears to have been taken o

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,Pakistan’s Relations with the United States,an relations and Soviet-Pakistan differences as well as the conditioning influence exercised on the US-Pakistan connection by the United States-India relationship. Moreover, neither Soviet policies towards Southwest and South Asia nor those of the United States can be analyzed without reference to t