US Foreign Policy in the Middle East

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Focusing on the historical evolution of US foreign policy in the Middle East, this book employs offensive realism to analyze how geography and regional power dynamics shape decisions. It traces a consistent pursuit of geostrategic interests from Truman to Obama, particularly emphasizing the nuanced US-Iran relationship driven by shared interests. By highlighting over seventy years of policy continuity, it provides insights and predictions relevant for scholars, policy analysts, and practitioners navigating contemporary global challenges.