Crisis In The Arabian Gulf

Ali provides an analysis of the recent conflict between Iraq and Kuwait, the historical roots underlying that conflict, and the ramifications of the crisis for Iraq, Kuwait, other nations of the Middle East, as well as the United Nations and international community--all from the perspective of an Iraqi citizen now living in the United States.

Additionally, the study analyzes the place of the United States and the former Soviet Union in the conflict. The author's unique view adds insight into the crisis and represents an important contribution. This work will be of interest to political scientists, Middle East specialists, and students of current events.

Review: ?This is a stimulating and provocative treatment of a subject that has been mired in propaganda. The book should be read as an antidote not only to mainstream accounts of this crisis but also to those of the domesticated variety of media creatures.?-The Muslim World

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