When it comes to extending citizenship to some groups, why might ruling political elites say neither 'yes' nor 'no, ' but 'wait'? The dominant theories of citizenship tend to recognize clear distinctions between citizens and aliens; either one has citizenship or one does not. Th…
Placing the current transatlantic debates on the Middle East into a broader context, this work analyses how, why, and to what extent European and US roles, interests, threat perceptions, and policy attitudes in the region have changed, relating to both the region as a whole and …
The four types of state size and the foreign policy of small states -- Applying small state theory to the MENA region -- The relative and normative size of smaller Gulf states -- Absolute size, perceptual size, and regime security in the smaller Gulf states -- The foreign and se…
The Gulf States are the focus of great international interest - yet their fabulous evolution from pearl-fishing to oil-drilling, their individuality and variety, are screened by a thick cloud of petro-dollars. This book, first published in 1989, tells the story of their formatio…
This title brings together the perspectives of a group of experts who focus on these important issues, and explores the appropriateness of pegging to the dollar for both individual countries prior to monetary union and for the subsequent union itself. This book - written by lea…
When it comes to extending citizenship to certain groups, why might ruling elites say neither 'yes' nor 'no', but 'wait'? The dominant theories of citizenship tend to recognize clear distinctions between citizens and aliens; either one has citizenship or one does not. This book …
When it comes to extending citizenship to certain groups, why might ruling elites say neither 'yes' nor 'no', but 'wait'? The dominant theories of citizenship tend to recognize clear distinctions between citizens and aliens; either one has citizenship or one does not. This book …