Middle East dilemma : the politics and economics of Arab integration
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Middle East dilemma : the politics and economics of Arab integration
I. B. Tauris, 1999
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This text examines past attempts at Arab integration. It explores trends and identifies the movements towards a more rational Arab order, including influences such as economic cooperation, labour migration and the role of technology in general, and information technology in particular.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 The changing Arab regional system: the Arab world and the new balance of power in the new Middle East, Bahgat Korany
- the prospects for Arab co-operation in a changing regional and global system, Paul Noble
- from Pan-Arabism to the community of sovereign Arab states -redefining the Arab and Arabism in the aftermath of the Second Gulf War, Bassam Tibi. Part 2 Experiments in political integration: the rise and fall of the United Arab Republic, Mustapha Kamil Al-Sayyid
- the United Arab Emirates - a quarter century of federation, Frauke Heard-Bey
- The Gulf Cooperation Council - nature, origin, and process, Abdul Khaleq Abdulla
- the ups and downs of Maghrib unity, I. William Zartman
- The Republic of Yemen - the politics of unification and civil war, 1989-1995, Robert D. Burrowes.
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