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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Gulf crisis"”.
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Two Years and Counting: The Qatari Gulf Crisis
… attempts by multiple other states in the Persian Gulf and greater Middle East/North Africa (MENA) region. Interference in another party’s affairs is a relatively simple matter. There is an attempt to affect change by one party onto another and there is a result– positive, negative or otherwise …
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Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Foreign Policy Discourse: Iranian Threat, Gulf Crisis and the Question of Khalijism
Since the establishment of the Gulf Cooperation Council in 1981, the international and regional political discourse regarding the council’s establishment, achievements and challenges have revolved around loose and foggy concepts like: ‘GCC foreign policy’, ‘GCC collective security’, ‘GCC security …
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A Corpus-based Critical Discourse Analysis of the Ideological Representations and Legitimation in the Salafi Discourse in Saudi Arabia (1980-2000).
… and the American-led Allied forces during the Gulf Crisis.
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The Impact of Iraq on Turkey-US Relations
… Iraq in three major phases: During the 1990 Gulf Crisis and 1991 Gulf War and their immediate aftermath, Turkey and the US shared a common understanding of the nature and urgency of the threat Saddam Hussein’s invasion of Kuwait posed to their national interests, and on the requisite strategy …
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Socio-cultural interaction of Arab immigration groups with Australian host society
… increased, especially after 1991 because of the Gulf crisis and because the Jordanian government began sending students to Australia to continue their studies. Also, a significant number of Jordanians became Australian permanent residents and thereby contributed to the fast growth of the …
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The image of Saudi Arabia in the British press, with particular reference to Saudi Arabia's Islamic Mission
… of a muchness with the other states in the Gulf, a country about which little was or needed to be known by British readers. It appeared to have no particular importance for Britain, far less so than Egypt, Syria or Iraq which were seen as the countries of importance and influence, for good …