The Nixon Administration and the Middle East peace process, 1969-1973 from the Rogers Plan to the outbreak of the Yom Kippur War /
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Brighton :
Sussex Academic Press,
2013.
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Tabl Cynhwysion:
- Part 1. The twilight of the Nasser Regime: 1967-1970
- The Middle East arena following the Six Day War
- The Johnson Administration's attempts to promote a settlement between Israel and Egypt in 1968
- The "two-power talks" (US-USSR): March-September 1969
- The First Rogers Plan, October-December 1969
- The Rogers initiative for a ceasefire in the Suez Canal, June 1970, part 1
- The Rogers initiative for a ceasefire in the Suez Canal, June 1970, part 2
- The crisis in Jordan (September 1970) and its implications
- Part 2. "The stalemate policy": 1971-1972
- Sadat replaces Nasser, Cairo and Washington begin moving closer
- Attempts to arrange an interim agreement in the Suez Canal: February 1971
- Ongoing efforts to reach an interim Israeli-Egyptian agreement
- The unofficial death of the Rogers Plan
- Part 3. The run up to the Yom Kippur War: Autumn 1972-October 1973
- Reinforcing the status quo in the region
- Complacency in the shadow of continued diplomatic stalemate
- Summary and conclusions.