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Sectarian Politics in the Gulf: From the Iraq War to the Arab Uprisings
0Explore the intricate Shia-Sunni divide shaping the Persian Gulf’s volatile political landscape. This insightful book meticulously analyzes sectarian politics from the Iraq War through the Arab Uprisings, spotlighting Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait. Understand how regional events, media, and state strategies amplify tensions. Based on extensive interviews with key figures, it uncovers the root causes of modern Middle East conflicts and the evolving dynamics of Shi’a activism. Essential reading for Indian students of international relations, foreign policy professionals, and anyone keen to grasp the Gulf’s geopolitical complexities.
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Sectarian Politics in the Gulf: From the Iraq War to the Arab Uprisings (Columbia Studies in Middle East Politics)
0Uncover the complex roots of sectarian politics in the Gulf, from the Iraq War’s shadow to the Arab Uprisings’ impact. Frederic M. Wehrey delves into the Shia Sunni divide, exploring its exacerbating factors in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait. This insightful study analyzes domestic institutions, media, and regional events, revealing how Gulf Shi’a ultimately pursued nationalist approaches for greater rights. Essential reading for students and scholars of Middle East politics and international relations seeking a nuanced understanding of contemporary Gulf political dynamics.