Middle East Security and Energy Security

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Security Issues in the Middle East is a quarterly report that the Institute produced between December 1998 and November 2002 on Middle East energy security for Japan's Ministry of International Trade & Industry (MITI) and its Petroleum Energy Center. Published in cooperation with Energy Security Analysis, Inc. (ESAI), each issue analyzes recent politico-military developments in Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, and Israel.

 

In December 1998, IFPA and ESAI also completed a regional study on possible crises and oil supply disruptions in the Persian Gulf entitled Possible Crises & Oil Supply Disruptions in the Persian Gulf 1998-2010.

Security Issues in the Middle East

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June 2001 U.S. Thinking Strategic Changes; Confronting Old Realities about the report	March 2001 New U.S. Team, Same Old Security Issues about the report
December 2000 U.S. Policy in the Middle East - The Next Four Years	September 2000 Succession and Stability about the report
June 2000 Terrorism in the Middle East: The Evolving Threat	March 2000 The Unfilled Promise of GCC Unity about the report
December 1999 A Primer on Geostrategy about the report	September 1999 Implications of Kosovo for the Gulf Region about the report
June 1999 Democracy and Security at the Crossroads about the report	March 1999 Special Report on Operation Desert Fox about the report
December 1998 about the report