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Full Description
This book analyzes the historical quest of the Islamic Republic of Iran to export its revolution to the Muslim countries in the Middle East and beyond. The authors argue that Iran exported its revolution by using proxies such as Hezbollah, the Iraqi Shite militias, and the Houthis. The study unravels the casual chain behind less-known cases of Iranian sponsorship of al Qaeda (Central) and al Qaida in Iraq. It combines rigorous theory with detailed empirical analysis which can add to the current debate about ways to roll back Iran's revolutionary export.
Contents
1. Exporting the Revolution and Building Hegemony.- 2. Hezbollah in Lebanon: Creating the Model Proxy.- 3. Deploying Proxies against the "Zionist Enemy" and Undermining the Oslo Peace Process.- 4. Al-Qaeda: Islamist Ecumenism Against the United States and the West.- 5. From the Bader Brigade to the Popular Mobilization Forces: Fighting the Americans while Turning Iraq into a New Lebanon.- 6. Rescuing the Assad Regime and Turning Syria into a Client State.- 7. Proxies in the Gulf and Beyond: Saudi Arabia, the Gulf Principalities, and Yemen.- 8. Conclusions: The Success of the Proxy Strategy and its Limits.
