Socio-economic foundations of stability in the Gulf region

Socio-economic foundations of stability in the Gulf region

The real issues responsible for the instability of the Gulf region are much more complex than the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and concern the very structure and composition of the Gulf countries. Unless they are addressed, conflict in the Gulf has potential for eruption in the future. The political...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of contemporary Asia 1993-01, Vol.23 (1), p.41-58
Hauptverfasser: Malek, M., Rasquinha, J.
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CONFLICT
Economics
Gulf States
MIDDLE EAST
Peace
PERSIAN GULF
POLITICAL ANALYSIS
Political culture
Politics
SECURITY
Social conditions & trends
Socioeconomic aspects
Stability
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Political culture
Politics
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Social conditions & trends
Socioeconomic aspects
Stability
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