Delegate, Disrupt and Protract: Biden’s Path Dependency in the Middle East

Andreas Krieg

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Delegate, Disrupt and Protract: Biden’s Path Dependency in the Middle East

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Andreas Krieg

Original language	English
Journal	RUSI Newsbrief
Volume	40
Issue number	10
Published	27 Nov 2020
Additional links	https://rusi.org/publication/rusi-newsbrief/delegate-disrupt-and-protract-biden-path-dependency-middle-east

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Delegate, Disrupt and Protract: Biden’s Path Dependency in the Middle East
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Andreas Krieg (Defence Studies)

Abstract

Joe Biden is likely to follow a trajectory of path dependency in the Middle East, by leading from behind, delegating rather than implementing, being disruptive rather than constructive, and thus protracting conflict resolutions.

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