July 28, 2014 | Monograph
Allies, Adversaries & Enemies: America’s Increasingly Complex Alliances
FDD Press
This volume examines the growing problem of American allies that simultaneously act as Washington’s adversaries or even enemies. This phenomenon, which has markedly grown in recent decades, can be discerned in the U.S.'s bilateral relationships with Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey, all four of which are examined in extended case studies in this volume.
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INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1
When U.S. Allies Are Also Adversaries and Enemies: A Growing Trend – Jonathan Schanzer & Daveed Gartenstein-Ross
PAKISTAN
Chapter 2
A Handcuffed Superpower: The U.S., Pakistan, and the Afghanistan War – Daveed Gartenstein-Ross
Chapter 3
Pakistan’s Proxies, Al-Qaeda’s Allies – Thomas Joscelyn
Chapter 4
Back to the Future: The Return to a Pre-9/11 World in Pakistan and Afghanistan – Reuel Marc Gerecht
SAUDI ARABIA
Chapter 5
Sources of American Frustration with Saudi Arabia – David Andrew Weinberg
Chapter 6
The Sequel: How the Saudis are Letting the Radicalism Genie Out of the Bottle, Again – Steven Miller
Chapter 7
Saudi Arabia: Terror Finance Before and After 9/11 – Jonathan Schanzer
QATAR
Chapter 8
Qatar’s Muslim Brothers: A Failing Regional Strategy – David Andrew Weinberg
Chapter 9
Qatari Foreign Policy and Islamist Violent Non-State Actors – Daveed Gartenstein-Ross & Luke Lischin
Chapter 10
Qatar’s Support for Hamas: A Pattern of Support for Militancy – David Barnett
TURKEY
Chapter 11
Turkey Exploits Iran’s Golden Loophole – Mark Dubowitz, Rachel Ziemba & Gary Clark
Chapter 12
Turkey’s Role in Syria – Tony Badran
Chapter 13
Turkey’s Risky Business with Hamas – Jonathan Schanzer
Chapter 14
Iran’s Turkish Proliferation Networks – Emanuele Ottolenghi
Chapter 15
Turkey’s Human Rights and Press Freedom – Karen Kaya
CONCLUSION
Chapter 16
Navigating a World of Allies, Adversaries, and Enemies – Clifford D. May