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Strategic aspects

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Sea power and strategy in the Indian Ocean

Alvin J. Cottrell

1981

America and the Persian Gulf

Steven A. Yetiv

1995

The Grand Chessboard

Zbigniew Brzezinski

1997 ★ 4.0

Arc of empire

Michael H. Hunt

2012

U.S. military strategy in the Gulf

Amitav Acharya

1989

National Security and United States Policy Toward Latin America

Lars Schoultz

1987

Monsoon

Robert D. Kaplan

2010

The Soviet impact in Africa

Mark V. Kauppi, R. Craig Nation

1984

A contest for supremacy

Aaron L. Friedberg

2011

China and the South China Sea disputes

Mark J. Valencia

1995

When the Third World matters

Michael C. Desch

1993

Through the heart of Dixie

Anne S. Rubin

2014

European Security Beyond The Year 2000

Ersin Onulduran, Christopher Coker, Ken Booth et al.

1988

Domestic political change and grand strategy

Nick Bisley, Ashley J. Tellis

2007

War, coups, and terror

Brian Cloughley

2009

The American Civil War

John Keegan

2009

The devil we know

Robert Baer

2008

Political and economic trends in the Middle East

Shireen Hunter

1985

Egypt's new regime and the future of the U.S.-Egyptian strategic relationship

Gregory L. Aftandilian

2013

In Afghanistan

David Loyn

2009

After the Ice

Alun M. Anderson

2009

The China challenge

Thomas J. Christensen

2015

Prospects for U.S.-Russian security cooperation

Stephen Blank

2009

New Turkish Republic

Graham Fuller

2007

Assessing the threat

Evan S. Medeiros, Michael D. Swaine

2007

Asia's Cauldron

Robert D. Kaplan

2014

After the Ice

Alun Anderson

2009

Saudi Arabia

Anthony H. Cordesman

1997

The great Pacific war

Hector C. Bywater

1925

U.S. interests in Southeast Asia

United States. Congress. House. Committee on International Relations. Subcommittee on International Economic Policy and Trade.

1997

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