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IN A SENSE UNINTENDED BY THE AUTHORS, THESE TWO CLOSELY RELATED BOOKS PRESENT A STORY WITHIN A STORY. BOTH RATIONAL DECISION MAKING AND DECISIONS IN CRISIS ARE STRIKING EFFORTS TO UNDERSTAND THE DECISION-MAKING SUBSTANCE AND PROCESS OF A KEY ACTOR IN THE MIDDLE EAST IMBROGHO-ISRAEL. IN ADDITION, THE AUTHORS STRIVE TO EVALUATE THE QUALITY OF THE DECISION MAKING CHOICES AGAINST CURRENT INSIGHTS OFFERED BY NATIONAL AND OTHER DECISION-MAKING FRAMEWORKS. AS WELL, THOSE ANALYSES REVEAL IMPORTANT ELEMENTS OF DECISION-MAKING CHOICE BY THE AUTHORS THEMSELVES. THEY THUS SHOW THE STATE OF THE ART AS IT EXISTS, AND THEY PROVIDE CLUES OF WHERE THE FIELD MUST MOVE IN THE FUTURE. WHILE THESE ARE CLOSELY RELATED BOOKS, THEY ARE NOT IDENTICAL. NEITHER METHODOLOGICALLY NOR SUBSTANTIVELY DO THEY COVER THE SAME GROUND. INDEED, ONE OF THE MOST TROUBLING ASPECTS OF READING BOTH STUDIES, AT LEAST THE RESPECTIVE COVERAGE OF THE 1967 CRISIS, IS THAT FREQUENTLY ONE WONDERS IF HE IS READING ABOUT THE SAME CRISIS AT ALL. THIS IS EVEN MORE DISTURBING WHEN ONE TAKES INTO ACCOUNT THAT DATA AND ADVICE WERE OFFERED WILLINGLY BY MICHAEL BRECHEN TO THE AUTHORS OF THE OTHER STUDY. FOR INSTANCE, BRECHER FINDS THE HOLOCAUST SYNDROME A SIGNIFICANT INFLUENCE ON THE ATTITUDINAL PRISM OF MAJOR ACTORS IN 1967, YET STEIN AND TANTER FAIL EVEN TO MENTION IT AS A FACTOR IN THEIR BOUNDED RATIONALITY PRESENTATION.

Introduction / Lorenz M. Lüthi -- Agency, structure, and interdependence: reflections on the regional and global cold wars / Robert J. McMahon -- Part I. 1953-1956 -- Changing historical trajectories at the nexus of 1953-1956 / Christopher E. Goscha -- A window of opportunities in Europe / Lorenz M. Lüthi -- China's emerging role on the world stage / Qiang Zhai -- Constructing Nasser's neutralism: Egypt and the rise of nonalignment in the Middle East / Jovan Cavoki -- Part II. 1965-1969 -- The great transition: from geopolitics to geoeconomics / Andrew Preston -- Europe and the making of Détente / Vojtech Mastny -- China's turn to the world / Lorenz M. Lüthi and Chen Jian -- The Cold War in the Arab world / Guy Laron -- Part III. 1978-1983 -- Shadow boxing: or, pretending to wage cold war in a (nearly) postideological era / David A. Welch -- The second Cold War in Europe: the paradoxes of a turbulent time / William R. Keylor -- Strategic shifts in East Asia / Lorenz M. Lüthi -- A crescent of crisis: the Middle East and Persian Gulf / Craig Daigle -- Part IV. The late 1980s -- End and ends: the Cold War in international history at the systemic and subsystemic levels / J. Simon Rofe -- Gorbachev in Europe and Asia / Sergey Radchenko -- In a blind spot: Eastern Europe and the superpowers in 1989 / Constantine Pleshakov -- From reconciliation to estrangement: relations between China and Eastern Europe / Péter Vámos -- The international system and the Middle East regional system: interactions during the transition from bipolarity to unipolarity / Yair Evron

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Spine title: Statutes of McGill College 1832. ; Signed: J. Stephenson, M.D., Sec. Med. Faculty. ; Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 44

In this paper we trace capitalism from its origins in European expansion by commerce and conquest to the financialization of Western economies and the unraveling of Anglo–American hegemony. We emphasize continuities in the domination of metropolitan capital over peripheral production from the slave plantations to the outsourcing of manufacturing to cheap labor locations by multinational corporations. But the subordination of production to powerful agglomerations of commercial and financial capital has now penetrated the Western heartlands of capitalism, where rampant financialization is destroying productive capacity and has precipitated the most serious crisis since the 1930s. This predatory style of capitalism is more concerned with the accumulation of wealth by financial manipulation, mergers and acquisitions, privatization of public assets, and dispossession of peoples in distant lands than with investment in productive capacity. In this sense we may regard contemporary Western capitalism as a return to its mercantile commercial origins.