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Introduction - Amatzia Baram & Barry Rubin - PART 1: IRAQ'S POLITICS, ECONOMICS AND SOCIETY - Why Iraq Invaded Kuwait and Lost the Gulf War - The Iraqi Invasion of Kuwait: Decisionmaking in Baghdad Amatzia Baram - Iraq's Army: Military Weakness, Political Utility Mark Heller - Iraq's Resentful Shia and Kurdish Communities Ofra Bengio - The Crisis's Economic Roots and Repercussions - Iraq's Economy and International Sanctions Patrick Clawson - Iraq and The World Oil Market: Oil and Power After The Gulf War Robert J. Lieber - PART 2: IRAQ FOREIGN RELATIONS - The Arab World and Iraq - Kuwait: Between Surrender and Defiance Joseph Kostiner - Saudi Arabia: The Bank Vault Next Door Jacob Goldberg - Jordan's Relations with Iraq: Ally or Victim Joseph Nevo - PLO: Brother's Keepers, Losers Weepers Barry Rubin - A Modus Vivendi Challenged: The Arabs in Israel and the Gulf War Ian Pappe - Syria: Iraq's Radical Nemesis Michael Eppel - Egypt in the Gulf Crisis Yoram Meital - The Regional Powers and Iraq - Turkey: Iraq's European Neighbour David Kushner - Iran: War Ended, Hostility Continued Shaul Bakhash - Israel Faces Iraq: The Politics of Confrontation Avner Yaniv - The World and Iraq - The United States and Iraq: From Appeasement to War Barry Rubin - Western Europe and Iraq: The Cases of France and West Germany Helmut Hubel - The Gulf Crisis in Historical Perspective P.J. Vatikiotis - Notes on Contributors - Index
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