Shaping Strategy: The Civil-Military Politics of Strategic Assessment

Risa A. Brooks

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS vii INTRODUCTION: The Significance of Strategic Assessment 1 CHAPTER TWO: Explaining Variation in Strategic Assessment 15 CHAPTER THREE: Egypt in the Mid-1960s 62 CHAPTER FOUR: Egypt in the 1970s 102 CHAPTER FIVE: Britain and Germany and the First World War 143 CHAPTER SIX: Pakistan and Turkey in the Late 1990s 195 CHAPTER SEVEN: U.S. Postconflict Planning for the 2003 Iraq War 226 CONCLUSION: Findings and Implications 256 REFERENCES 275 INDEX 303

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