Brotherly Love in the GCC
Renewed high-level diplomatic activity between Qatar and Saudi Arabia may end their historic row as the GCC seeks policy alignment, particularly on security issues.
· October 31, 2014
Suliman Al-Atiqi
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Suliman Al-Atiqi is a PhD Candidate at St Antony’s College, University of Oxford, and a researcher on the GCC states. He is the Committee Chairman of the Oxford Gulf & Arabian Peninsula Studies Forum and the Managing Editor of its journal, Gulf Affairs. Suliman previously served as an analyst for the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) where he led the “Barriers and Opportunities at the Base of the Pyramid” research program and report. He holds an MA in Psychology from Columbia University specializing in social and political psychology, and an MA in International Affairs from Florida State University specializing in international relations and the GCC region.
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One Man, One Vote
Kuwait’s one man, one vote law, though the cause of previous unrest, has fractured the opposition and empowered independents.
· September 12, 2013
Laboring Against Themselves
The responses of Gulf Cooperation Council countries to the 2011 uprisings only reinforce a culture of state dependency.
· February 26, 2013