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4.1.4.Economicconditions.....................................177
4.1.5.Theroleofscientificcommunity...........................184
4.1.6.Theroleofpublicopinion.................................187
4.2.Externaldeterminants..........................................189
4.2.1.ThePan-ArabfactorasadeterminantofEgypt’sposition
building...............................................189
4.2.2.CooperationwiththeSovietUnion/RussiaandtheUnitedStates
asanexpressionofpoweraspirations........................196
4.2.3.Cooperationwithinternationalorganisations..................202
4.2.4.TheroleoftheArab-Israeliconflictandwarconfrontations
since1956.............................................208
ChapterV
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DiagnosisofEgypt’sinternationalrolesininternationalrelations.........213
5.1.EgyptasleaderoftheArabworld.................................213
5.2.EgyptasfactorofbuildingabalanceofpowerintheMiddleEastregion...222
5.3.Egypt’sroleintheIsraeli-ArabandIsraeli-Palestinianconflict.......227
ChapterVI.
ThebirthofEgypt’spoweraspirations–materialandideological
foundations......................................................235
6.1.Characteristicsofthestate’spoweraspirations.......................235
6.2.PersonalitytraitsandleadershipofGamalAbdelNasser...............239
6.3.Nasserism-nationalist,Pan-ArabandPan-Islamicideology............243
6.4.GeopoliticalandgeostrategicinterestsofEgypt......................248
ChapterVII.
Egypt’spoweraspirationsinthecontextofinternationalidentity.........251
7.1.BuildingEgypt’smilitarypotential................................251
7.2.Buildingeconomicpotential.....................................254
7.3.Theimplementationofstrategicpoliticalgoals.....................258
7.4.Theuseofsoftpower.........................................262
Conclusion.......................................................265
Bibliography.....................................................275
Listoftables,chartsandmaps......................................301
Summary........................................................303
Indexofnames...................................................309
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