The Middle East Military Balance 1989-1990

by Joseph Alpher, Zeev Eytan, Dov Tamari

Overview

Now in its seventh year, this annual review provides a detailed database on military forces and strategic developments in the Middle East. It offers statistics on populations, resources and military infrastructures, on armed forces and the military capacity of each state in the region, and on the Palestinian Liberation Organization. This year's volume contains essays on the activities of major armies in the Middle East, as well as in-depth analyses of fundamental strategic trends of particular relevance during the 1990s.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781000303445
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	01/29/2020
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	454
File size:	132 MB
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About the Author

Alpher, Joseph; Eytan, Zeev; Tamari, Dov

Table of Contents

Part 1 Strategic developments in the Middle East: strategic challenges for Israel in the 1990s; the Intifada; the peace process; inter-Arab issues; Shi'ite and Palestinian terrorism. Part 2 Military balances: war aims of Middle East states; expeditionary forces and arms depots in Middle East wars, past and future; the Syrian strategic parity concept; major military industrial efforts; helicopters on the Middle East battlefield. Part 3 Major military forces; Egypt; Iraq; Israel; Jordan; Morocco; Saudi Arabia; Syria. Part 4 Regional military forces: Algeria; Bahrain; Egypt; Iran; Iraq; Israel; Jordan; Kuwait; Lebanon; Libya; Morocco; Oman; the Palestinians; Qatar; Saudi Arabia; South Yemen; Sudan; Syria; Tunisia; United Arab Emirates; Yemen.

Editorial Reviews

Produced by the Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies, Tel Aviv. U. Following 10 analytical chapters on strategic developments in the Middle East (updated with epilogues to encompass events through mid- October 1990, i.e. the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait and its immediate aftermath), part two presents updated (June 1990) data, figures and battle order information on all countries in the region, and part three offers updated comparative tables, glossary of weaponry, maps, and chronology. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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