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Condition: New. Yusuf Bera Topaloglu is an assistant professor at the National Defence University, Tuerkiye.Qatar and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) share historical, political, cultural and structural similarities. However, they have adopted divergent .

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Qatar and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) share historical, political, cultural and structural similarities. However, they have adopted divergent and often conflicting foreign policies towards Middle Eastern crises and civil wars since the Arab uprisings began in 2011.With this book, Yusuf Bera Topaloglu explores why these two non-democratic, small-sized, neighbouring Gulf monarchies, constrained by similar structural factors, pursued divergent and conflicting foreign policies in the civil wars of Yemen, Libya and Syria from 2011, the onset of the Arab uprisings, to 2021, the Al-Ula Agreement. Using role theory, Topaloglu argues that differing national role conceptions, shaped by each countrys unique socialisation experiences, drove their conflicting actions.National Role Conceptions and Divergent Behaviours in a Similar Structure speaks to contemporary events in the international relations of the Middle East, especially the post-2011 regional reverberation. It will be of great interest to students and scholars of International Relations, Middle East and Gulf Studies, and to those who employ the role concept in foreign policy analysis. This book explores why Qatar and the UAE, two non-democratic neighbouring Gulf monarchies, pursued divergent and conflicting foreign policies in the civil wars of Yemen, Libya, and Syria from 2011 to 2021. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Qatar and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) share historical, political, cultural and structural similarities. However, they have adopted divergent and often conflicting foreign policies towards Middle Eastern crises and civil wars since the Arab uprisings began in 2011.With this book, Yusuf Bera Topaloglu explores why these two non-democratic, small-sized, neighbouring Gulf monarchies, constrained by similar structural factors, pursued divergent and conflicting foreign policies in the civil wars of Yemen, Libya and Syria from 2011, the onset of the Arab uprisings, to 2021, the Al-Ula Agreement. Using role theory, Topaloglu argues that differing national role conceptions, shaped by each countrys unique socialisation experiences, drove their conflicting actions.National Role Conceptions and Divergent Behaviours in a Similar Structure speaks to contemporary events in the international relations of the Middle East, especially the post-2011 regional reverberation. It will be of great interest to students and scholars of International Relations, Middle East and Gulf Studies, and to those who employ the role concept in foreign policy analysis. This book explores why Qatar and the UAE, two non-democratic neighbouring Gulf monarchies, pursued divergent and conflicting foreign policies in the civil wars of Yemen, Libya, and Syria from 2011 to 2021. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Qatar and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) share historical, political, cultural and structural similarities. However, they have adopted divergent and often conflicting foreign policies towards Middle Eastern crises and civil wars since the Arab uprisings began in 2011.With this book, Yusuf Bera Topaloglu explores why these two non-democratic, small-sized, neighbouring Gulf monarchies, constrained by similar structural factors, pursued divergent and conflicting foreign policies in the civil wars of Yemen, Libya and Syria from 2011, the onset of the Arab uprisings, to 2021, the Al-Ula Agreement. Using role theory, Topaloglu argues that differing national role conceptions, shaped by each countrys unique socialisation experiences, drove their conflicting actions.National Role Conceptions and Divergent Behaviours in a Similar Structure speaks to contemporary events in the international relations of the Middle East, especially the post-2011 regional reverberation. It will be of great interest to students and scholars of International Relations, Middle East and Gulf Studies, and to those who employ the role concept in foreign policy analysis. This book explores why Qatar and the UAE, two non-democratic neighbouring Gulf monarchies, pursued divergent and conflicting foreign policies in the civil wars of Yemen, Libya, and Syria from 2011 to 2021. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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