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U.S. Strategy in the Middle East: The Gap Between Strategic Theory and Operational Reality

  • By Anthony H. Cordesman
    Oct 22, 2002

    There is always a gulf, if not a void, between strategy as theory and strategy as an operational reality. National strategy documents can afford to talk in vague terms and general principles about concepts, trends, and global problems.

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    Burke Chair in Strategy, Burke Chair on Middle East Energy and Security
    Topics
    Defense and Security, Acquisition and Resources
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    Middle East
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