Malcolm H. Kerr (1931–84)

Kerr, Ann

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“… 23 It goes without saying that Kerr had the talent to shed new light on the policies of the great powers. See Kerr 1967; Kerr 1973a; Kerr 1973b; Kerr 1980a. While composing a critique of current scholarship on connections between the People's Republic of China and the Gulf, I even stumbled across an essay of his on Beijing's ties to the Middle East that is remarkably insightful (Kerr 1966).…”

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The Resurgence of The Arab Cold War

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2015

Rev. Middle East Stud.

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Malcolm H. Kerr's classic study The Arab Cold War appeared in print in a circuitous way, which can be traced using archival materials that have previously been inaccessible to scholars. More important, the primary analytical themes of the book continue to be fundamentally misrepresented, despite the frequent appropriation of the book's title by students of regional affairs in the wake of the 2010–11 uprisings.

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The Resurgence of The Arab Cold War

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Rev. Middle East Stud.

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