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A 6 page discussion of the many factors which have entered into the problems in the Middle East and the world wide swath of terrorism which has resulted. Presented as an answer to four specific questions, this paper analyzes the history of the conflict, the impacts of Western influence, the move toward secularization, the ideologies of militant Islam. Any attempt to change the world situation as it exists today must concentrate on changing the psyche of the Middle Eastern peoples. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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of civilizations" in respect to the middle east and the western world. How does this view relate to the confrontationalist stance in the US foreign policy for the middle east?
Compare this to an accomodationalist policy. Given current world events one cannot doubt that a
definite clash is underway between the middle east and the western world. Indeed, this is not solely a contemporary development but one which is rooted deeply in the historical
interaction of the United States and other western countries with middle eastern countries. This interaction has varied over time, however, from an accomodationalist approach to a confrontationalist approach.
Since the Gulf War, however, the interaction of the U.S. with middle eastern countries has been characterized more by confrontationalist policy than by accomodationalist policy. The Gulf War is
the first international crises which occurred after the culmination of the Cold War. This affair was probably one of the most televised and reported upon events in history.
Americans watched the convoys of military personnel, both regular service and reserves travel across the highways of our nation en route to the various ports from which they would be
shipped out to the Persian Gulf. This war and its horrors, brought to fruition the real questions of: What is the proper role of the United States in the
world today? What are the roots of instability in the middle east today and the role which should be played by the United States? Was the Gulf War necessary?
While our warfare with Iraq was justified on the basis of a number of different factors, for instance Kuwait or oil or Iraqs possession of chemical and nuclear weapons,
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