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The Continuing Resilience of the Gulf Monarchies The Continuing Resilience of the Gulf Monarchies
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Labor Markets, Expatriates, and Participation in the Extreme and Middling Rentiers of the Gulf Labor Markets, Expatriates, and Participation in the Extreme and Middling Rentiers of the Gulf
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A Dystopia in the Making? The United Arab Emirates A Dystopia in the Making? The United Arab Emirates
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The Al Nahyan. The Al Nahyan.
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Citizen Democracy. Citizen Democracy.
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Expatriate Inclusion. Expatriate Inclusion.
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Dilemmas of Democracy in Kuwait Dilemmas of Democracy in Kuwait
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Absolutism or Parliamentarianism. Absolutism or Parliamentarianism.
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Economic Diversification. Economic Diversification.
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The Other Gulf Monarchies The Other Gulf Monarchies
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Qatar. Qatar.
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Bahrain. Bahrain.
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Oman and Saudi Arabia. Oman and Saudi Arabia.
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Dilemmas of Development and Democracy in the Gulf
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Published:November 2014
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Abstract
This book has explored Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates's contrasting models of political and economic development. In conclusion, it considers where these divergent paths are likely to lead and the likely consequences of the Dubai and Kuwait models for the other Gulf monarchies. It first assesses the stability of the monarchies in light of the Arab Spring and goes on to discuss the likelihood that Emirati citizens could effectively demand from their rulers a greater degree of political participation. It then explores three possible outcomes of the contest between the monarchical and democratic principles of political authority in Kuwait: a reversion to the Gulf norms of absolutism, a transition to parliamentary democracy, and the continuation of the status quo stalemate. Finally, it examines future prospects for the economies and politics of the Gulf states.
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