Titlebook: Syria and the Lebanese Crisis; Adeed I. Dawisha Book 1980 Adeed I. Dawisha 1980 bibliography.China.India.Iraq.Israel.Korea.Laos.Middle Eas

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Epilogue: Syria in Lebanon, 1976–79 September–October 1976. The Syrian leaders then supplemented the military effort by the skilful manipulation of the diplomatic instrument at the Riadh conference, the results of which legitimised their presence in Lebanon.

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The Historical Settingte, the wide-ranging support accorded to the Syrian action was indeed surprising. Approval was voiced by a substantial segment of Lebanese society, the international community at large, and particularly the United States, with the muted acquiescence of Syria’s bitterest antagonist, Israel—all of who

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Decisions and Environmentons, most of these were routine implementing decisions that had very little, if any, consequence for the development of the situation in Lebanon. Only three of these decisions were major, in the sense that they entailed the utilisation of Syrian capability and had a discernible impact on the operati

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Decision Process Leftist alliance in total disarray. It was this dramatic and consequential shift in the military balance in favour of the Syrian Army that signalled the end of the crisis period for the Syrian decision-makers. The Palestinians hastily retreated from all their mountain strongholds above the main Bei

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