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7. Reluctant Interveners: The Red Line Agreement and Brown’s Mediation
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James R. Stocker
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction: “This Is the American Policy” 1
- 1. Sparks in the Tinderbox: The United States, the June War, and the Remaking of the Lebanese Crisis 20
- 2. Compromise in Cairo: The Nixon Administration and the Cairo Agreement 44
- 3. From Cairo to Amman: The United States and Lebanese Internal Security 69
- 4. Plus ça change: International Terrorism, Détente, and the May 1973 Crisis 92
- 5. Reckoning Postponed: From the October War to the Civil War 118
- 6. Disturbing Potential: The United States and the Renewed Conflict 142
- 7. Reluctant Interveners: The Red Line Agreement and Brown’s Mediation 169
- 8. Taking Its Course: The Syrian Intervention and Its Limits 195
- Epilogue: The Cycle Continues 221
- Notes 225
- Index 279
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction: “This Is the American Policy” 1
- 1. Sparks in the Tinderbox: The United States, the June War, and the Remaking of the Lebanese Crisis 20
- 2. Compromise in Cairo: The Nixon Administration and the Cairo Agreement 44
- 3. From Cairo to Amman: The United States and Lebanese Internal Security 69
- 4. Plus ça change: International Terrorism, Détente, and the May 1973 Crisis 92
- 5. Reckoning Postponed: From the October War to the Civil War 118
- 6. Disturbing Potential: The United States and the Renewed Conflict 142
- 7. Reluctant Interveners: The Red Line Agreement and Brown’s Mediation 169
- 8. Taking Its Course: The Syrian Intervention and Its Limits 195
- Epilogue: The Cycle Continues 221
- Notes 225
- Index 279
