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U.S. Decision Making in the Jordan Crisis: Correcting the Record
Adam M. Garfinkle reanalyzes U.S. decision making in the Jordan crisis of September 1970. He contends that the accepted scholarly accounts of critical aspects of U.S.-Israeli coordination during that crisis are not supported by the available evidence.
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