Nasser's Egypt, Arab nationalism, and the United Arab Republic / James Jankowski.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 221-228) and index.

From the Old Regime to the New: The Revolution of 1952 -- The Parliamentary Order and Its Discontents, 1922-1952 -- The Free Officers Movement -- Consolidating Power, 1952-1954 -- The Nationalism of Gamal Abdel Nasser -- The Search for a Regional Role, 1952-1954 -- Sudanese Self-Determination and British Withdrawal -- The Chimera of the Revolution: U.S. Aid for Egypt? -- Toward an Arab Policy for Egypt -- Years of Struggle: Egypt in the Arab World, 1955-1957 -- The Nasserist Regime Crystallizes -- The Struggle Against the Baghdad Pact -- The Impact of the Suez Crisis -- Egypt and Jordan, 1957 -- The Syrian Crisis of Late 1957 -- The Creation of the United Arab Republic -- Egypt and Syria, 1955-1957 -- The Rush to Union, January 1958 -- Experiment in Unity: The United Arab Republic in Operation -- The UAR Takes Shape: "It's Going To Be a Big Headache" -- The Dilemmas of Union: "We Can't Work with These People" -- The United Arab Republic in Inter-Arab Politics -- Arab Reactions to the Formation of the UAR -- The Crises of Mid-1958 -- Rival Arab Revolutions: The UAR and Iraq -- Regional Rapprochement, 1959-1960 -- The Breakup of the United Arab Republic -- Increasing Difficulties, 1961 -- The Syrian Secession, September 1961: "Captain of a Ship Which Has Split in Two in the Middle of the Sea" -- The "Lessons" of the Syrian Secession.

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