Conflict and War in the Middle East

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The Gulf War of 1991 is analyzed through the lens of regional dynamics rather than merely as a product of superpower rivalry. The author explores how local conflicts in the Middle East possess their own unique drivers, which can escalate and attract external powers, thus gaining an international dimension. Utilizing the theory of a regional subsystem, the book delves into the interplay of regional and global factors influencing wars from 1967 to 1991, while also offering insights into the future of Middle Eastern conflicts post-Gulf War.