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Through deep archival research, Between Doctrines explores the Johnson administration's policy towards Iran and Israel and reveals new insights into the close collaboration between these countries and their coordination of strategies vis-à-vis the United States. It contributes to a growing body of literature allocating relevant agency to the "smaller" US allies in the Cold War by arguing that Iran and Israel, both together and apart, intentionally impacted US policy concerning them and ultimately shaped their own trajectories with the great power and within their Middle Eastern context. The analysis tracks how Israeli and Iranian leaders worked in parallel through oil, arms, and intelligence exchanges, covert operations against shared Arab adversaries, and coordinated lobbying to widen U.S. thresholds on weapons sales and reframe the region's core threats. By weaving together the three bilateral relationships, Between Doctrines reframes the Johnson years as the shift from conditional restraint in arms sales to delegated security backed by expanded arms transfers. It offers a fresh synthesis for scholars and students of international history, Cold War strategy, Middle East politics, and security studies.
Hulda Kjeang Mørk is associate professor at University of Oslo, Norway.
Contents Introduction 1. Emerging Ties: Caution, Crisis, and Convergence, 1948-1963 2. Evenhandedness under Pressure, 1964-65 3. Dictated by the Facts of Life: A Quiet Tilt, 1966-67 4. The June War as a Catalytic Agent: No Turning Back, 1967-68 5. An American Embrace of Allies: Consolidation and Codification Epilogue Primary Sources Bibliography Index
