Explore the intricate political landscape of Yemen with “Regionalism and Rebellion in Yemen.” This insightful book, part of the Cambridge Middle East Studies series, argues that Yemen’s present-day struggles with regional fragmentation are deeply rooted in its past, persisting even after national unification in 1990. Delve into the complex dynamics of the Yemeni state and its domestic politics, with a special emphasis on the critical post-1990 era. For students, scholars, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of contemporary Middle Eastern affairs, this essential read unravels the persistent challenges that continue to shape Yemen’s future. Discover the historical context behind Yemen’s ongoing regional divides.