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Name Instructor Course Date The Security Sector in the arab World Security sector in the arab world is among the most important sectors within each of the countries within it because of the highly tense atmosphere that permeates this region.... Each of the arab countries has invested significant amounts of its resources in its security sector as it has been recognized for a long time that this region is one which has a potential for conflicts, especially when one considers its sectarian nature....
6 Pages
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Essay
The hope for stability in oil prices is dependent on both political & economic stability.... However, the interest of world economy does not lie in bringing stability by production manipulation.... United states of America solely generates a quarter of world oil demand.... The crises that started with the oil crisis in 1970s extended to gulf War in the 90s....
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Despite that, the country's economic growth and stability seems to be deteriorating in the recent times.... Because of this reliance on oil, the oil price crisis in 1998 profoundly affected the Saudi economy and increased the level of domestic and international debt leading to a financial crisis (Gause 82-83) The Saudi economy is under the serious threat of unemployment due to inability of the government to provide employment to an increasing number of educated youth....
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and European economic interests, and for the stability of the Middle East.... In 1990, Bush's presidency was facing severe domestic economic and political problems, including: a sky-rocketing deficit caused by Reagan's and Bush's astronomical defense-spending; a severe S&L, banking, and insurance crisis caused by Republican deregulation policies; and proliferating public squalor marked by growing homelessness, unemployment, economic deprivation, deteriorating cities with epidemics of crime and drugs, health problems such as AIDS, cancer, and the absence of a national health insurance program....
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(1000 words)
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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… Following a surprise attack on Israel by Syria and Egypt and other Arab nations in 1973, the U.... Saudi Arabia and all other arab oil producing nations followed suit leading to the 1973 oil embargo that was equally extended to Western Europe and Japan....
10 Pages
(2500 words)
Research Paper
The paper "Political Objectives of the Principal Participants of the 1991 Gulf War" states that the 1991 Gulf War served to successfully liberate Kuwait from a hostile invasion force and, for Saudi Arabia, secured the stability of its oil production and export economy.... Kuwait achieved socio-political stability by driving out the massive population of Palestinians in a nation where there have been significant tensions and mistrust between domestic citizens, government and the Palestinians....
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The Western nations consider this revolution as the outcome of general urge to dethrone dictators and to restore peace and to spread the… Besides, the arab Spring cannot be considered as an unusual mass movement because the protestors were well planned and they exploited the scope of social media in the movement.... The general opinion on this movement/revolution is that the same helped the On the other side, some people consider that the arab Spring transformed the Middle East Asian and African nations from political stability to instability and anarchy....
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nbsp; These gulf states were very weak after the WWI.... The Arabs, who had earlier been starving, can now invest the income from oil production in the development of the domestic health care, education and non-oil sectors.... The paper “Advantages of GCC states after the Discovery of Oil Fields” discusses the shifts in Arab economies over the century.... Since education is compulsory, the literacy rate is high in Abu Dhabi compared to other GCC states....
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