In the same place: Lat. abbr

Usage examples of ibid.

For a critique of the developmentalist ideology of dependency theories, see ibid.

It cannot be both: at YOU: Philip Chester, quoted Patrick Ashley Cooper, ibid, p.

Make a wreath: Captain Buckley describing Philip Thomas Smellie, quoted ibid.

CIA, ibid. 1991, THE YEAR OF MISSED OPPORTUNITIES During the fall of 1990, Saddam Hussein had badly miscalculated his chances of success because his key assumptions about a war with the U.

The two best books on the subject remain Makiya, ibid., and Makiya, Cruelty and Silence.

Pollack, ibid. The Conventional Threat A glance at the numerical balance of forces in the Persian Gulf region illustrates the most obvious dimension of the Iraqi military threat.

Duelfer, ibid. Biological Warfare Iraq began its biological warfare program in 1972.

Pope, ibid. The tanker trade in the Gulf is more variable, in large part because of the unpredictability of the Iranian government, which at times has responded to U.

Cordesman, ibid. It took some time for either the bombing or the loss of Pakistani support to have any material impact.

Conetta, ibid. THE KOSOVO EXPERIENCE The United States had a very different experience waging a massive air campaign during the Kosovo War of 1999, and this campaign has additional lessons for U.

On the inability of NATO air forces to do any significant harm to the Serbian ground forces, see Hosmer, ibid., pp.

Casey and Rivkin, ibid. In addition, the United States could employ the same legal justification it has used for previous military action against Iraq.

World War I bunker: ibid. The original listening post was set up in Key West in July 1961.

Drifting Station Alpha: Details on Station Alpha, and the quotations from Smith, come from ibid., pp.

NATO air forces to do any significant harm to the Serbian ground forces, see Hosmer, ibid., pp.