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Globalization is also said to liberalize countries with less than democratic political processes, for example, the member countries of the gulf cooperation council.... The presidency of the gulf cooperation council rotates yearly among members.... Saudi Arabia was the primary in setting up the gulf cooperation council in 1981.... the gulf cooperation council aims to coordinate resistance to outside intervention in the Gulf.... the gulf cooperation council was initially formed in response to the out break of the Iran-Iraq war....
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Essay
This essay presents a comprehensive review of the recent political and economic developments in the member countries of the gulf cooperation council in the globalized world.... This essay aims to identify long-term perspectives of the gulf cooperation council as an integral regional union and also define development trends of its members countries.... The GCC Organizational structure looks like the EU structure with a Supreme council made up of members from all countries in the GCC....
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The world's undisputed uted leaders of technological change are the countries of Western Europe, the United States and Japan, with high technological culture and monopolize major breakthrough technology of recent decades, in fact already entered the phase of post-industrial development, successfully addressing the socio-economic objectives.... (Lavigne, 1992) In recent years, many countries of Central East Europe and CIS are actively moving towards the socio-economic modernization and striving for adapting to the rapidly growing processes of globalization, also announced an innovative course as a priority in their development....
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Case Study
The attempts of the European Union (EU) to encourage and support regional integration should not be understood as an effort to disseminate the European regional integration model to the Arab regional integration project, or to the gulf cooperation council (GCC).... The Arab and European countries meeting correspondingly in the gulf cooperation council (GCC) and the European Union (EU) while having crucial political and strategic commonalities, have generated markedly different wide-ranging patterns of strategic relations and issues in the last two to three decades....
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es, countries belonging to gulf cooperation council, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, and the UAE, have been eliciting or witnessing high number of migrant workers from economically deprived Asian and African countries.... lobalization that got optimized from 1990s facilitated the entry of many multinational Companies into the GCC states, and along with the local companies, they have been recruiting high number of migrant workers particularly from India, so much so these India migrant workers make up a sizable part of the local population....
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Case Study
The onset of the 1973 oil crisis, when members of the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (OAPEC) announced an oil embargo led to high rises in the price of oil per barrel, from US$3 to nearly $12; the short and long term economic as well as political effects of the oil embargo left devastating impacts all over the world (Ross).... This paper will explore how the gulf States have used the oil weapon (mainly the oil embargo of 1973) to influence the foreign policy of other countries (mainly the US); given the rapid shifts in global energy perspectives, thanks to the heightened global sustainability concerns....
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Research Paper
There are 6 countries in the GCC namely: -Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates (UAE) which is a community of nations that have pooled together for economic prosperity.... This venture goes beyond their common economy driver which is oil, over time.... ... ...
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The aim of this dissertation is to study the status of mergers and acquisitions among Islamic banks, or between Islamic and conventional banks, within the gulf cooperation council region.... The figures bear him out: the top five conventional banks in the gulf states (excluding Oman) account for a combined market share of 22%, while the top five Islamic banks account for only 9% (Asiamoney, 2007).... Its ultimate objective is to draw up a set of recommendations to enhance institutional development....
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Research Proposal