"Saudi Arabia and Nuclear Weapons" explores the nation's perspective on nuclear threats, defense, and deterrence. Utilizing local Arabic media, it presents a unique case study that aligns with and diverges from existing proliferation models, advocating for a multi-causal approach to understanding nuclear proliferation more broadly.
As America¿s de facto co-belligerents who often share the same battlespace in the fight against Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, the presence and activity of Iraq¿s Shia warlords and their militias have an impact on U.S. interests and policies at both the strategic and operational levels. This monograph seeks to provide a better understanding of the Shia militia phenomenon and to highlight the factors with which U.S. policymakers and U.S. Army planners and commanders will have to deal with respect to operations in Iraq.