Building a New Yemen
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Building a New Yemen
Recovery, Transition and the International Community
Brehony, Noel; Alsoswa, Amat Al Alim
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
09/2021
248
Dura
Inglês
9780755640263
15 a 20 dias
518
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Introduction, Amat Alsoswa, Arabian Peninsula Advisory Board, Washington D.C, USA ; and Noel Brehony, British-Yemeni Society, UK
Chapter 1: The future structure of the Yemen State, Stephen Day, Rollins College in Winter Park, USA
Chapter 2: Yemen and the International Community: fragmented approaches, Laurent Bonnefoy, Sciences Po, France
Chapter 3: Sectarianism and tribalism in the Yemeni war. Hussein Al-Waday, Independent researcher, Yemen; and Maysaa Shujaadeen, Sana'a Center for Strategic Studies, Yemen
Chapter 4: Their fate is tied to ours: assessing AQAP governance and implications for security in Yemen, Joana Cook, Leiden University, Netherlands
Chapter 5: Women in the New Yemen. Sabria Al-Thawr, University of Sanaa, Yemen; and Bilkis Zabara, University of Sanaa, Yemen
Chapter 6: A Parasitic Political Economy . Charles Schmitz, Towson University, USA
Chapter 7: Post-Conflict Economic Recovery and Development in Yemen, Rafat al-Akhali, University of Oxford, UK
Chapter 8: The Role of the International Community and the GCC Countries in the Economic Development of Yemen, Amat Alsoswa, USA
Chapter 9: The future of Yemeni agriculture and water. Helen Lackner, SOAS University of London, UK
Chapter 10: Maximising Regional Incentives for Long-term Peace and Stability in Yemen. James Firebrace, JFA Consulting, UK; and Alia Eshaq,Mashora Group, UK
Chapter 1: The future structure of the Yemen State, Stephen Day, Rollins College in Winter Park, USA
Chapter 2: Yemen and the International Community: fragmented approaches, Laurent Bonnefoy, Sciences Po, France
Chapter 3: Sectarianism and tribalism in the Yemeni war. Hussein Al-Waday, Independent researcher, Yemen; and Maysaa Shujaadeen, Sana'a Center for Strategic Studies, Yemen
Chapter 4: Their fate is tied to ours: assessing AQAP governance and implications for security in Yemen, Joana Cook, Leiden University, Netherlands
Chapter 5: Women in the New Yemen. Sabria Al-Thawr, University of Sanaa, Yemen; and Bilkis Zabara, University of Sanaa, Yemen
Chapter 6: A Parasitic Political Economy . Charles Schmitz, Towson University, USA
Chapter 7: Post-Conflict Economic Recovery and Development in Yemen, Rafat al-Akhali, University of Oxford, UK
Chapter 8: The Role of the International Community and the GCC Countries in the Economic Development of Yemen, Amat Alsoswa, USA
Chapter 9: The future of Yemeni agriculture and water. Helen Lackner, SOAS University of London, UK
Chapter 10: Maximising Regional Incentives for Long-term Peace and Stability in Yemen. James Firebrace, JFA Consulting, UK; and Alia Eshaq,Mashora Group, UK
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Introduction, Amat Alsoswa, Arabian Peninsula Advisory Board, Washington D.C, USA ; and Noel Brehony, British-Yemeni Society, UK
Chapter 1: The future structure of the Yemen State, Stephen Day, Rollins College in Winter Park, USA
Chapter 2: Yemen and the International Community: fragmented approaches, Laurent Bonnefoy, Sciences Po, France
Chapter 3: Sectarianism and tribalism in the Yemeni war. Hussein Al-Waday, Independent researcher, Yemen; and Maysaa Shujaadeen, Sana'a Center for Strategic Studies, Yemen
Chapter 4: Their fate is tied to ours: assessing AQAP governance and implications for security in Yemen, Joana Cook, Leiden University, Netherlands
Chapter 5: Women in the New Yemen. Sabria Al-Thawr, University of Sanaa, Yemen; and Bilkis Zabara, University of Sanaa, Yemen
Chapter 6: A Parasitic Political Economy . Charles Schmitz, Towson University, USA
Chapter 7: Post-Conflict Economic Recovery and Development in Yemen, Rafat al-Akhali, University of Oxford, UK
Chapter 8: The Role of the International Community and the GCC Countries in the Economic Development of Yemen, Amat Alsoswa, USA
Chapter 9: The future of Yemeni agriculture and water. Helen Lackner, SOAS University of London, UK
Chapter 10: Maximising Regional Incentives for Long-term Peace and Stability in Yemen. James Firebrace, JFA Consulting, UK; and Alia Eshaq,Mashora Group, UK
Chapter 1: The future structure of the Yemen State, Stephen Day, Rollins College in Winter Park, USA
Chapter 2: Yemen and the International Community: fragmented approaches, Laurent Bonnefoy, Sciences Po, France
Chapter 3: Sectarianism and tribalism in the Yemeni war. Hussein Al-Waday, Independent researcher, Yemen; and Maysaa Shujaadeen, Sana'a Center for Strategic Studies, Yemen
Chapter 4: Their fate is tied to ours: assessing AQAP governance and implications for security in Yemen, Joana Cook, Leiden University, Netherlands
Chapter 5: Women in the New Yemen. Sabria Al-Thawr, University of Sanaa, Yemen; and Bilkis Zabara, University of Sanaa, Yemen
Chapter 6: A Parasitic Political Economy . Charles Schmitz, Towson University, USA
Chapter 7: Post-Conflict Economic Recovery and Development in Yemen, Rafat al-Akhali, University of Oxford, UK
Chapter 8: The Role of the International Community and the GCC Countries in the Economic Development of Yemen, Amat Alsoswa, USA
Chapter 9: The future of Yemeni agriculture and water. Helen Lackner, SOAS University of London, UK
Chapter 10: Maximising Regional Incentives for Long-term Peace and Stability in Yemen. James Firebrace, JFA Consulting, UK; and Alia Eshaq,Mashora Group, UK
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