8vo. [6], 339 pp., tables, maps, figures, publisher’s original wrappers, appendices, biblio, index, previous owner’s name inscribed verso lower cover, otherwise copy clean inside and in very good condition, Routledge London & New York 1993.

Synopsis

The Gulf War of 1991 reflected and made many changes in relations between states. The author has made use of the analytical and forensic tools of the discipline of international relations to help the reader understand the Gulf conflict, rather than merely provide a chronological narrative of events. He examines the war and its build up from a number of different perspectives, illustrating important aspects of international relations via an analysis of events in the Gulf.