Arabesque : untangling the patterns of supply of conventional arms to Israel and the Arab States and the implications for United States policy on supply of "lethal" weapons to Egypt
by Lewis W. Snider
Book 1 of Denver. University. Social Science Foundation. Monograph series in world affairs -- v.15
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