Gulf security in the twenty-first century
"Gulf Security in the Twenty-first Century," edited by David E. Long and Christian Koch, is a comprehensive examination of the evolving security dynamics in the Gulf region. The book delves into critical issues such as Iran's foreign policy towards its Gulf neighbors, Iraq's military threats, and the challenges posed by religious radicalism and political Islam. It also explores the obstacles to economic development and socio-economic harmonization, as well as the difficulties in achieving political stability. The work assesses the impact of these factors on regional security and offers insights into the complexities of Gulf security in the modern era. Published by the Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research in 1997, the book provides a scholarly analysis of the multifaceted security challenges facing the Gulf region
Print Book, English, 1997
Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research ; Distributed by British Academic Press, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, London, 1997