ABBAS ALNASRAWI is Professor of Economics at the University of Vermont.e His previous publications include Financing Economic Development in Iraq: The Role of Oil in the Middle Eastern Economy, Arab Oil and United States Energy Requirements (1982), the EC in a Changing World Economy, and, as co-editor, Consistency of U.S. Foreign Policy: The Gulf War and the Iran-Contra Affair's Foreign Policy (1989). Since 1971 he has published numerous articles, monographs, and chapters on Arab and mid-Eastern economies.

• Emergence of Modern Arab Economic Dependence Arab Nationalism, Dependency, and World Capitalism Arab Nationalism and Arab Economic Unity Multinational Oil and the Deepening of Arab Dependency Arab Nationalism and the Arab Oil "Weapon": The Built-In Failure The Role of Saudi Arabia and the United States in the Fall of OPEC The 1980s, the Iran-Iraq War, and the Myth of Arab Oil Power Dimensions of Arab Economic Dependency The Arab Economics: Present Conditions and Future Outlook Epilogue: Arab Nationalism, Oil, Dependency, and the Gulf Crisis Bibliography Index

ABBAS ALNASRAWI is Professor of Economics at the University of Vermont.e His previous publications include Financing Economic Development in Iraq: The Role of Oil in the Middle Eastern Economy, Arab Oil and United States Energy Requirements (1982), the EC in a Changing World Economy, and, as co-editor, Consistency of U.S. Foreign Policy: The Gulf War and the Iran-Contra Affair's Foreign Policy (1989). Since 1971 he has published numerous articles, monographs, and chapters on Arab and mid-Eastern economies.

• Emergence of Modern Arab Economic Dependence Arab Nationalism, Dependency, and World Capitalism Arab Nationalism and Arab Economic Unity Multinational Oil and the Deepening of Arab Dependency Arab Nationalism and the Arab Oil "Weapon": The Built-In Failure The Role of Saudi Arabia and the United States in the Fall of OPEC The 1980s, the Iran-Iraq War, and the Myth of Arab Oil Power Dimensions of Arab Economic Dependency The Arab Economics: Present Conditions and Future Outlook Epilogue: Arab Nationalism, Oil, Dependency, and the Gulf Crisis Bibliography Index

ABBAS ALNASRAWI is Professor of Economics at the University of Vermont.e His previous publications include Financing Economic Development in Iraq: The Role of Oil in the Middle Eastern Economy, Arab Oil and United States Energy Requirements (1982), the EC in a Changing World Economy, and, as co-editor, Consistency of U.S. Foreign Policy: The Gulf War and the Iran-Contra Affair's Foreign Policy (1989). Since 1971 he has published numerous articles, monographs, and chapters on Arab and mid-Eastern economies.

• Emergence of Modern Arab Economic Dependence Arab Nationalism, Dependency, and World Capitalism Arab Nationalism and Arab Economic Unity Multinational Oil and the Deepening of Arab Dependency Arab Nationalism and the Arab Oil "Weapon": The Built-In Failure The Role of Saudi Arabia and the United States in the Fall of OPEC The 1980s, the Iran-Iraq War, and the Myth of Arab Oil Power Dimensions of Arab Economic Dependency The Arab Economics: Present Conditions and Future Outlook Epilogue: Arab Nationalism, Oil, Dependency, and the Gulf Crisis Bibliography Index