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List of Tables vii
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction: Contending Views-Militarism, Militarization and War 1
Militarization and War 11
Pakistan, Direct Militarization, and the 1965 War 33
India, Nonmilitarization, and the 1971 War 51
Israel, Civilian Militarization, and the 1956 War 65
Israel, Embedded Civilian Militarization, and the 1967 War 79
Egypt, Elite Militarization, and the 1973 War 97
Iran, Elite Militarization, and the 1969-1975 Conflict 113
Iraq, Undermilitarization, and the 1980 War 127
Conclusion 141
Notes 159
Bibliography 203
Index 229
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