Abstract
Introduction (Wolfgang F. Danspeckgruber and Charles R.H. Tripp. ) National And Regional Dimensions Symbol and Strategy: Iraq and the War for Kuwait (C.R.H. Tripp. ) Saddam Husseins Invasion of Kuwait: A Premeditated Act (Laurie Mylroie. ) Order and Interest: The Gulf War and the Arab State System (Gudrun Krmer. ) Power, Strategy, And Technology How Kuwait Was Won: Strategy in the Gulf War (Lawrence Freedman and Ephraim Karsh. ) Politics and Military Technology: Explaining the 1991 Gulf War (Erik Yesson. ) Classical Campaign in a Difficult Environment: Remarks and Questions Regarding the 1991 Gulf War (Gustav Dniker. ) The Second Gulf War and Transfers of Conventional Arms (Christian Catrina. ) Oil and Power After the 1991 Gulf War (Robert J. Lieber. ) Outside Powers And The Emerging Order The American Approach to the Security of the Gulf (Amin Saikal. ) From Kuwait to the Abyss: The Soviet Unions Last Foreign Policy (William C. Wohlforth. ) Moscow: The 1991 Gulf Crisis and Its Aftermath (Irina Zviagelskaia. ) Germany and the Kuwait War (Helmut Hubel. ) Trials of an Ideal: Japans Debate over the Gulf Crisis (Masaru Tamamoto with Amy Cullum. ) The Impact of the Kuwait Conflict on the United Nations and the Security Council: Developments and Perspectives (Helmuth Freudenschuss. ) Reflections on the Kuwait Crisis as Part of an International Triple Crisis (W. F. Danspeckgruber.)
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