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Where credit is due : the provenance of Middle East reform

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: The national interest (2005)

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Thicker than oil: America's uneasy partnership with Saudi Arabia

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published: New York, NY ; Oxford [u.a.] : Oxford Univ. Press, 2006

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The reluctant mediator

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: The Washington quarterly (2002)

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When soldiers become cops

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: Foreign affairs (2002)

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The Reluctant Mediator

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: The Washington quarterly (2002)

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COVER: FOCUS ON DIPLOMACY AND THE MILITARY: DIPLOMATIC CONSEQUENCES OF THE COMING RMA: When the U.S. is unrivalled militarily, who needs allies?

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: Foreign service journal (1998)

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Rethinking Religion: The Legacy of the U.S.-Saudi Relationship

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: The Washington quarterly (2005)

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When soldiers become cops

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: Foreign affairs (2002)

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The United States in the Middle East : bound by growing energy demand

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: Middle East policy (2014)

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Beyond containment in the Persian Gulf

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: Orbis (2001)

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BOOK REVIEWS - SAUDI ARABIA - Thicker Than Oil: America's Uneasy Relationship with Saudi Arabia

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: The Middle East journal (2006)

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The kingdom's clock

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: Foreign policy (2006)

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Syria: hanging together or hanging separately

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: The Washington quarterly (2000)

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More than targets or markets : Recasting America's relationships with its Arab partners

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: Middle East policy (2002)

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Syria: Hanging Together or Hanging Separately

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: The Washington quarterly (2000)

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Essays - When Soldiers Become Cops - As Afghanistan has shown, keeping the peace in foreign lands requires a variety of tools -- Some of which Washington just does not have. Rather than avoid peace-keeping entirely, the U.S. government ends up sending in elite military units that get bogged down for years. Developing a constabulary force would be a better answer.

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: Foreign affairs (2002)

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Golfe - Etats-Unis: la valse-hésitation

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: Arabies (2001)

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Rethinking the US-Canada energy relationship : [US-Canada Energy Summit: rethinking the policy dialogue, October 16 and 17, 2014]

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published: Chicago/Ill : Chicago Council on Global Affairs, 2014

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Rethinking religion: the legacy of the U.S.-Saudi relationship

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: The Washington quarterly (2005)

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A Journal of World Affairs - Volume 45, Number 2, Spring 2001 - NEW OPTIONS FOR A NEW ADMINISTRATION - Beyond Containment in the Persian Gulf

by: Bronson, Rachel
Published in: Orbis (2001)

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