Mark J. Gasiorowski, a professor In the Department of Political Science at Louisiana State University, is the author of U.S. Foreign Policy and coeditor of Neither East nor West: Iran, the Soviet Union, and the United States. Malcolm Byrne is deputy director and research director of the George Washington University-based National Security Archive, where he directs the U.S.-Iran relations project. He is the coeditor of The Iran-Contra Scandal: The Declassified History and The Chronology.
Gasiorowski, the world's foremost living authority on the conduct
of the coup, provides a detailed and fascinating account of its
various stages based on published materials and interviews with
former CIA operatives.-- "International Journal of Middle East
Studies"
More books should have such a pedigree. . . . Seven polished
studies that speak to each other. . . . The book [provides] a
richly and tightly reasoned setting out of what might be dubbed the
emerging scholarly synthesis: the British started it, but the
United States took it over; Cold War concerns about 'losing' Iran
were a greater factor than was oil nationalization.-- "Foreign
Affairs"
The articles are meticulously researched and thick with detail.
Moreover, many of them . . . use interviews to supplement the
available written sources.-- "Middle East Journal"
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