Titlebook: Global, Regional, and Local Dynamics in the Yemen Crisis; Stephen W. Day,Noel Brehony Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Introduction,logy comes from an elementary concept in the study of international relations: governments operate on the basis of motives derived from various interests that shape their actions. In simple interactions between two or perhaps three governments, it is possible for decision-makers to have greater clar

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The British Role in the Yemen Crisisnate the actions of G-10 ambassadors, the UN Special Envoy, President Hadi’s regime, and participants in the National Dialogue Conference. Throughout the process the UK remained concerned about the threat posed by al-Qaeda on the Arabian Peninsula and the capacity of local security services to fight

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The European Union’s Role in the Yemen Crisis8 member states (minus the United Kingdom since a separate chapter is dedicated to that country’s policies in the book); on the other hand, focusing on the singular diplomacy of European institutions, elaborated and implemented by EU civil servants, EU leaders of the Commission, and politicians affi

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The Chinese Perspective on the Yemen Crisisn states, Russia, and Arab Gulf countries, China followed the international consensus on Yemen that backs President Abdurabbo Mansour Hadi’s government as the legitimate government of Yemen, United Nations Security Council resolutions, and the Stockholm agreement. In striking a balance between regio

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Saudi Arabia’s Role in the Yemen Crisishi advances in 2015, fearing Iran was acquiring a proxy ally on their southern border. The reckless decision to intervene has created a humanitarian catastrophe for Yemenis and an expensive strategic quagmire for the Saudis. The Saudis have enjoyed the support of two American Presidents, which has p

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