Militarization and State Power in the Arab-Israeli Conflict : Case Study of Israel, 1948-1982

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Introduction	p. 17
Research Problem	p. 17
Phenomenon Under Investigation	p. 18
Israel	p. 18
Arab Confrontation States	p. 19
Research Goals	p. 21
Notes to Introduction
State Power and Miltarization	p. 23
State Power	p. 23
Intrastate and Interstate Power Realization	p. 25
Control Over Resources	p. 25
Control Over Actors
Foreign Actors	p. 25
Domestic Actors	p. 26
Control Over Outcomes
Limited War	p. 26
Conventional Deterrence	p. 27
Stability and Weapons Technology	p. 28
Militarization	p. 29
Militarization and Balance of Power	p. 29
Militarization and the Weak State	p. 30
Militarization and the Strong State	p. 32
Notes to Chapter 1
The Theoretical Framework	p. 36
Figure 2.1 Theoretical Framework	p. 36
Independent Variable: Intrastate Power	p. 37
State Society Nexus	p. 37
State-Building	p. 37
War Preparation	p. 38
Intervening Variable: Militarization	p. 39
Dependent Variable: Interstate Power	p. 39
Interstate Power Equation	p. 40
Case Study Framework	p. 40
Case Study Typology	p. 40
Figure 2.2 Conceptual Map of Case Study	p. 41
Proposttions	p. 41
Egypt and Syria	p. 42
Israel	p. 42
Notes to Chapter 2
Arab Confrontation States	p. 45
The Arab State and Militarization	p. 45
Egypt and Syria	p. 47
Notes to Chapter 3
Power Goals and Military Doctrine	p. 49
Military-Security Doctrine and the Arab-Israeliconflict	p. 49
Military-Security Doctrine and Interstate Power Goals	p. 49
Figure 4.1 Dynamics of Israel's Military-Security Doctrine	p. 52
Deterrence Strategy and Operational Doctrine	p. 52
Notes to Chapter 4
Transition from Weak to Strong, 1948-1949	p. 55
Interstate Power	p. 55
Table 5.1 Combat Forces Engaged in Arab-Israel War: 1948-1949 War of Independence*	p. 56
Interstate Power Equation	p. 57
Intrastate Power	p. 57
War Preparation	p. 58
State-Building	p. 59
Militarization	p. 60
Notes to Chapter 5. 1948-1949
The Apex of State Power, 1950-1967	p. 63
Interstate Power	p. 63
Defensive Preparation, 1949-1953	p. 63
Prevention, 1953-1956	p. 64
Table 6.1 Combat Forces Engaged in Arab-Israel War: 1956 Sinai Campaign*	p. 65
Deterrence and Preemption, 1957-1967	p. 66
Table 6.2 Combat Forces Engaged in Arab-Israel War: 1967 Six Day War*	p. 67
Interstate Power Equation, 1950-1967	p. 67
Table 6.3 Arab (Sovied) Mig-21 vs. Israelimodified (Frencid Mirage III-CJ)	p. 68
Table 6.4 Arab (Soviet) Sukhot-7 vs. Israel (Frencid Super-Mystere	p. 68
Table 6.5 Arab (Soviet) T-54 vs. Israelimodified (U.S.) Patton*	p. 68
Table 6.6 Idf Offensive Force Dyad vs. Arab Force Structure, 1956-1967	p. 69
Intrastate Power	p. 69
Table 6.7 Israel Defense Consumption, 1950-1967	p. 70
Figure 6.1 Israel Defense Consumption, 1950-1967	p. 72
War Preparation	p. 72
State-Building	p. 73
Militarization	p. 75
Figure 6.2 Israel Defense Consumption vs. Arms Imports, 1950-1967	p. 77
Figure 6.3 Israel Defense Outputs vs. Defense Inputs, 1950-1967	p. 77
Air/Tank Force Dyad	p. 78
Table 6.8 Israel Offensive Force Dyad, 1967 War	p. 79
Notes to Chapter 6. 1950-1967
Erosion of State Power, 1967-1973	p. 83
Interstate Power	p. 83
The Suezcanal War, 1968-1972	p. 84
Table 7.1 Deep Penetration Air Raids by Iaf, 1969-1970*	p. 85
Table 7.2 Egyptian Belligerent Activity, 1969-1970	p. 86
Table 7.3 Israeli Casualties, 1969 to 1970	p. 86
Table 7.4 Soviet Military Presence and Arms in Egypt, 1970	p. 86
Erosion of External Autonomy	p. 87
Incongruity Between Force Structure and Doctrine	p. 88
Table 7.5 Combat Forces Engaged Arab-Israel War: 1969-1970 War of Attrition	p. 88
Military Technology and Balance of Power	p. 89
Table 7.6 IDF Offensive Force Dyad vs. Egyptian-Syrian Defensive Weapons, 1967-1973	p. 90
Interstate Power Equation	p. 91
Decline of Interstate Power, 1973 War	p. 91
The Battlefield of 1973	p. 93
Intelligence and Command Control Technologies	p. 93
C31 Technologies	p. 95
Air Force Technologies	p. 95
Table 7.7 IDF Destruction of Egyptian and Syrian Sa Missile Sites	p. 96
Table 7.8 IAF Effectiveness, 1967 vs. 1973	p. 97
Combined Arms Technologies	p. 97
Defensive Technologies	p. 98
Intrastate Power	p. 98
Table 7.9 Israeli Defense Consumption, 1967 to 1973	p. 99
Figure 7.1 Israel Defense Consumption, 1950 1973	p. 100
Table 7.10 Exportation of Defense Costs, 1967 to 1973	p. 101
War Preparation	p. 101
Figure 7.2 Defense Outputs vs. Defense Inputs, 1967-1973	p. 102
State-Building	p. 103
Militarization	p. 104
Figure 7.3 Defense Consumption vs. Arms Imports, 1950-1973	p. 105
Figure 7.4 Defense Inputs vs. Defense Imports, 1967-1973	p. 106
Notes to Chapter 7, 1967-1973
Resurgence of State Power, 1974-1982	p. 112
Interstate Power, 1974-1982	p. 112
Table 8.1 Quantitative Increase in the IDF: 1967-1982	p. 113
Table 8.2 IDF Force Changes, Offensive Force Dyad to Combined Arms, 1967 to 1982	p. 114
Interstate Power Equation	p. 114
Table 8.3 Israel: Arab Combat Forces Engaged Ratios, 1967, 1973, and 1982	p. 115
1982 Syrian-Israeli Conflict in Lebanon	p. 115
Balance of Forces and Deterrence	p. 116
Table 8.4 Israeli-Syrian Balance of Forces 1973 vs. 1982	p. 117
Table 8.5 Israeli-Syrian Combat Forces Engaged, 1982 War	p. 117
The Battlefield of 1982	p. 118
Intelligence and Command Control Technologies	p. 119
C31 and Combined Arms Technologies	p. 120
Air Force Technologies
Table 8.6 IAF Effectiveness, 1967-1982	p. 120
Table 8.7 Syrian (Soviet) MIG-23 vs. Israeli (U.S.) F-15, F-16	p. 121
Suppression of Air Defenses	p. 121
Table 8.8 IAF Destruction of Arab Sa Missile Sites, 1973 vs. 1982	p. 122
Defensive Technologies	p. 122
Tank and Anti-Tank Technologies	p. 123
Table 8.9 Tank Losses, Israel: Arab, 1973 vs. Israel: Syria, 1982	p. 123
Intrastate Power	p. 124
Table 8.10 Israeli Defense Consumption, 1973-1982	p. 125
Figure 8.1 Israel Defense Consumption, 1967-1982	p. 126
Table 8.11 Exportation of Defense Costs, 1973 to 1982	p. 127
Figure 8.2 Defense Outputs vs. Defense Inputs, 1967-1982	p. 128
War Preparation	p. 128
Table 8.12 Export Growth of Israel's Military Industries, 1967-1982	p. 130
State-Building	p. 131
Table 8.13 Work Force of Major Israel Military Industries, 1983	p. 132
Militarization	p. 134
Table 8.14 Israel Quantitative Force Build-Up, 1973-1984	p. 135
Figure 8.3 Defense Consumption vs. Arms Imports, 1967-1982	p. 136
Weapon's Platforms	p. 136
Military Electronics	p. 138
Export Market	p. 139
Notes to Chapter 8, 1974-1982
Conclusions	p. 144
Egypt, Syria, and Israel in Comparative and Theoretical Perspective	p. 144
Figure 2.1 A Revised Theoretical Framework	p. 145
Israel, 1948 to 1949	p. 145
Israel, 1950 to 1967	p. 146
Israel, 1967 to 1973	p. 147
Israel, 1974 to 1982	p. 147
Militarization and State Power, 1948-1982	p. 148
Figure 9.1 Defense Outputs vs. Defense Inputs, 1950-1982	p. 149
Notes to Conclusion
Appendix 1	p. 152
Methods and Sources
Material Quantity, Table 10.1	p. 152
Material Quality, Table 10.2	p. 152
Non-Material Quality, Table 10.3	p. 152
Interstate Military Power, 1948 to 1982	p. 153
Sources	p. 153
Table 10.1 Material Quantity of Forces Engaged in Combat, 1948 to 1982	p. 154
Table 10.2 Material Quality, 1948 to 1982	p. 155
Table 10.3 Non-Material Quality, 1948 to 1982	p. 156
Table 10.4 Interstate Military Power, 1948 to 1982*	p. 157
Figure 10.1 Israel's Interstate Power Position, 1948 to 1982	p. 157
Appendix 2	p. 158
Table 11.1 State-Owned Military Industries	p. 159
Table 11.2 Private Military Industries	p. 161
Bibliography	p. 163
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