saudi arabia

Traces the history of the United States' relationship with Saudi Arabia, explaining how the partnership between the two countries became so intimate due to their shared interests and how those interests has influenced the growing problem of Islamic radicalism.

Examines Saudi Arabia's ideology and its relationship with the U.S., discussing, among other topics, treatment of women and human rights.

Contains eighteen primary and secondary documents in which the authors examine the history of conflict in Saudi Arabia, the role of the country in the September 11, 2001 attacks on the U.S., tensions and changes in Saudi Arabian foreign relations, and the prospects for economic and social reform in Saudi Arabia.

Traces the events that led to the 1996 terrorist attack on the Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia, where U.S. troops and personnel from other countries lived, and discusses the subsequent investigation. Also includes a glossary and lists of further resources.

Reveals how the United States government's cynical relationship with Saudi Arabia makes the country increasingly vulnerable to economic disaster and puts it at risk for further acts of terrorism.

Reveals how the United States government's cynical relationship with Saudi Arabia makes the country increasingly vulnerable to economic disaster and puts it at risk for further acts of terrorism.

Over 100 photos and a detailed text reveal the story of 240,000 U.S. troops deployed to the Persian Gulf between August 1 and November 1, 1990.