The Middle East Waiting Game.
Middle Eastern leaders benefit from their Levantine sense of history and their ability to plan their policies from a long-term perspective. America's foes in the region are not burdened by the popularity polls, approval ratings, or electoral concerns that U.S. leaders must take account of. They al...
| Published in: | National Interest no. 83; pp. 140 - 145 |
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Center for the National Interest
Spring 2006
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