The Gulf monarchies after the Arab Spring

The Gulf monarchies after the Arab SpringThis book applies an original theoretical framework to unpack the threat perceptions and strategic calculus driving the behaviour of the Gulf monarchies, which emerged after the Arab Spring as major geopolitical players in the Middle East and North Africa region and as middle powers destined to play an oversized role in the new multipolar world.

Drawing upon archival research

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This book identifies a Gothic mode in representations of the practice in literature

Tim Summers brings his analysis of the politics of Hong Kong fully up to date and discusses the ramifications for the city of the mass demonstrations of June 2019 and the intensifying confrontational politics that has culminated in China’s new security laws effectively criminalizing dissent in the city

It draws upon a Polanyian foundation but moves forward

It explores the current landscape of teaching librarianship

when the heady idealism of the 1930s was replaced by the paranoia of the postwar years

and draws wider conclusions about Thatcherism and Britain in the 1970s

including activists and academics

Sets out an invaluable critique of racism in Irish society

The problem has been not to find their common theme

This book will fascinate anyone interested in the Victorians or theory