ARMS IN THE GULF: THE IMPACT OF THE INTERNATIONAL ARMS TRADE OF CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS ON THE RELATIONS BETWEEN IRAN, IRAQ AND SAUDI ARABIA FROM 1991 UNTIL TODAY

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Chatzistavrou, N. (2016)

ARMS IN THE GULF: THE IMPACT OF THE INTERNATIONAL ARMS TRADE OF CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS ON THE RELATIONS BETWEEN IRAN, IRAQ AND SAUDI ARABIA FROM 1991 UNTIL TODAY

Master thesis | Middle Eastern Studies (MA)

A thesis with the goal of proving how the international arms trade has influenced the regional balance in the Gulf region, using as examples Iran, Iraq and Saudi Arabia and their relations from 1991

International Arms Trade

Author: Chatzistavrou, N.

Faculty: Faculty of Humanities

Specialisation: Modern MIddle Eastern Studies

Supervisors: Warnaar, M.

ECTS Credits: 20

Language: en

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ARMS IN THE GULF: THE IMPACT OF THE INTERNATIONAL ARMS TRADE OF CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS ON THE RELATIONS BETWEEN IRAN, IRAQ AND SAUDI ARABIA FROM 1991 UNTIL TODAY