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Change and Development in the Gulf: an Overview of Major Issuesg so this chapter will attempt to capture and preliminarily assess some of the major socioeconomic and political changes and developments brought by oil, and to reflect on the major development challenges facing the countries of the Gulf.

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Oil, Population Change and Social Development in the Gulf: Some Major Trends and Indicatorss are unparalleled in the modern history of any other region in the world. In a few decades, the economic and demographic structures of these countries have changed completely. From pockets of scattered communities in the desert and small coastal towns relying for their livelihood on animal husbandr