Titlebook: Divided Gulf; The Anatomy of a Cri Andreas Krieg Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spri

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2662-320X ise on Gulf affairs to deconstruct the increasingly divisiveThis book discusses the various critical dimensions of the Qatar Crisis as a development that has fundamentally reshaped the nature of regional integration for the near future. It represents the first academic attempt to challenge the commo

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Mohcine Chraibi,Maik Boltes,Armin Seyfriedy group that opposes the authoritarian ambitions of General Hafter. All that under the pretext of ‘fighting terrorism’—a narrative that was developed in Libya but has since been applied in the Gulf Crisis.

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Stefan Bittihn,Andreas SchadschneiderIran beyond the dimensions of trade and hydrocarbon exploration. The question then is whether Iran can actually develop a new more sustainable relationship with its Arab neighbours as the GCC remains divided.

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Tribe and Tribalism: The Trojan Horse of GCC States?,odern state in the region. This chapter intends to answer whether the tribe has become the weak link? Or even worse, has the tribe become a Trojan horse that undermines the legitimacy and stability of the state?

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The UAE, Qatar, and the Question of Political Islam,states in the Middle East was at odds with Qatar’s harboring and support for activists from the Islamist camp. It is this dispute over worldviews and ideologies between Qatar and the UAE that is arguably at the heart of the Gulf rift.

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Iran and Qatar: A Forced Rapprochement,Iran beyond the dimensions of trade and hydrocarbon exploration. The question then is whether Iran can actually develop a new more sustainable relationship with its Arab neighbours as the GCC remains divided.

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Perceptions and Divisions in Security and Defense Structures in Arab Gulf States,n outward looking, tech-savvy and globally connected generation of youth who although better educated than previous generations can no longer rely on the socio-economic certainties of the rentier state and expect more social and political liberalization. This chapter will set the security context within which to understand the 2017 Gulf Crisis.