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It is the Lecture Notes of the Post World War which includes Asymmetrical Warfare, Clash of Civilizations, American Unilateralism, American Conspiracy Theory, Actualizing the Theoretical Reasons etc. Key important points are: Impacts on Middle East, Gulf War, Coalition of the Willing, Mass Destruction Weapons, Iran Iraq War, King Faisal, Revolutionary Command Council, King Nebuchadnezzar, Cooperative Committee, Turkey
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Key Terms: Gulf War, Desert Storm, Mass Destruction Weapons, Iran-Iraq War, the “3-B Plan”, Irredentism, Coalition of the Willing Key Persons: King Faisal I and II, Saddam Hussein, Arabic Socialist Baath (Resurrection) Party, Revolutionary Command Council (RCC), George H W Bush, George W Bush, Kurds, Shi’ites, Kim Jung Il, Hans Blix, King Nebuchadnezzar Key Places: Iraq, Kuwait, Baghdad, Iran, Syria, Gulf Cooperative Committee, Saudi Arabia, France, Germany, Poland, Ottoman Empire/ Turkey
Mid-term Analysis (I)
I. The First Gulf War (1990-91) History of Iraq: Babylonian Empire, Arabic Empire and the Saddam Idol British Imperialism and the Partition of Kuwait Iraq as the “least Islamist” Islamic Country in the 1980s Background of the Iraqi Invasion to Kuwait Irredentism, the Waning of Cold War and the American Signal? Coalition Intervention and the Desert Storm
II. Result of the First Gulf War Its Mystical Finish by George H W Bush De Facto Partition of Iraq: Kurdish Autonomy and No-fly Zone United Nations Sanctions: Oil for Food and Desert Fox Rise of “Pax Americana” as well as Anti-Americanism
III. Relationship between 911 and the Current American War in Iraq “Relationship” between Al-Qaeda and Saddam Hussein Messages behind the Change of Iraqi National Flag (1991) The Aggressive History of Iraq and Mass Destruction Weapons Formation of the “Axis of Evil” (2002) A Comparison with North Korea Popularity of President George W Bush Confidential “Post-Saddam Iraqi Order” Proposal of USA
IV. Contrasting the Diplomacy of the Two American Wars in Iraq USA: from diplomatic solution to “anti-diplomatic solution” Iraq: from “anti-diplomatic solution” to diplomatic solution Contrasting Reactions of the Islamic World: Kuwait, Syria, Pakistan, Indonesia Contrasting Reactions of the American Allies: Britain, France, Germany Contrasting Reactions of the World Powers: Russia and China Contrasting Reactions of the United Nations Coalition of the Willing – what are these 45 nations?!
V. Conclusion – Macro Plans: to start a war is not only to win a war?! Revision: the “Provocative Strategy” of Osama Bin Laden? The “Provocative Strategy” of George W Bush?
Question: (1) Why do you think America invades Iraq? (2) What are the ways of Iraq and the Saddam regime to escape from the American invasion? Main Text: Found Ajami: “The Uneasy Imperium – Pax Americana in the Middle East” (H&R P.15-30) Supplementary Text: CNN, BBC, Al-Jazzerah, Xinhua News Agency on Iraq