Naval Postgraduate School
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A strategic plan for the Persian Gulf region: options for deterring and/or defeating an emerging threat
(Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School, 1992-12)
The Persian Gulf region is, in all likelihood, going to remain
crucial to American interests through the next several decades. The
world depends on the petroleum reserves of the Gulf region to fuel
its economic engine. The ...
The Mexican military and political transition
(Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School, 1992-12)
This thesis assesses the future of Mexican civil-military relations. Mexico is unique among Latin American nations for its professionalized and depoliticized military. While the Mexican Armed Forces have shunned an active ...
Implications for the U.S. Navy of a 50 percent decrease in defense spending
(Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School, 1992-12)
This thesis addresses the capabilities of the 300-ship Navy that could be afforded with an assumed fifty percent decrease in defense spending and the restrictions that this size navy would place on U.S. foreign policy. ...
Tunisia: Islam as a political force.
(Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School, 1992-06)
In the wake of the Iranian revolution, Middle Eastern countries
are experiencing a resurgence of populist Islam. Described as
"fundamentalist", these movements appear to be serious threats to
the governments of these ...
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Lieutenant Commander, United States Navy (4)
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1992 (4)
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National Security Affairs (4)