Saudi Arabia and the Illusion of Security Peterson, John

By:

Peterson, John

Publication details: Routledge 2002Description: 104 pagesISBN:

9780198516774

Subject(s):

Political Science

DDC classification:

953.8053 PET

Summary: This paper examines Saudi Arabia's security from the Saudi point of view, concentrating on internal challenges to the country's security as well as external threats. It argues that Saudi Arabia should pursue a policy of inclusion andvis-a-visand Iraq and Iran, rather than simply following the Western emphasis on the exclusion of these states. It also surveys US-Saudi relations in the aftermath of the terrorist strikes of 11 September 2001 and concludes that, while relations have been damaged, a continued co-operative relationship is in the interest of both parties.

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English Books	Anna Centenary Library 7TH FLOOR, B WING	953.8053 PET (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	147640

This paper examines Saudi Arabia's security from the Saudi point of view, concentrating on internal challenges to the country's security as well as external threats. It argues that Saudi Arabia should pursue a policy of inclusion andvis-a-visand Iraq and Iran, rather than simply following the Western emphasis on the exclusion of these states. It also surveys US-Saudi relations in the aftermath of the terrorist strikes of 11 September 2001 and concludes that, while relations have been damaged, a continued co-operative relationship is in the interest of both parties.

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