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The Saudi reaction to the Arab revolts: the paradoxical Saudi policy towards the Arab Spring
This thesis examines the foreign policy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia towards the Arab Spring that erupted in early in several Arab countries, and how Saudi Arabia dealt with these events. The reactions of Saudi Arabia towards the events of the Arab Spring seem contradictory in the sense of effecti...
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2015
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