Titlebook: Security and Bilateral Issues between Iran and its Arab Neighbours; Anoushiravan Ehteshami,Neil Quilliam,Gawdat Bahgat Book 2017 The Edito

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Security and Bilateral Issues Between Iran and Its Arab Neighbours, discusses the Persian-Arab and Shiite-Sunni rifts and concludes that these ethnic and sectarian rifts do explain a great deal of regional strategic rivalries. These divisions are necessary but not sufficient to understand the complexity of Iranian-Arab relations. The analysis addresses the major bi

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,Iran’s Policy Toward the Persian Gulf: Dynamics of Continuity and Change,al unease on the part of the Arab States toward Iran because of its greater size and population. Accordingly, there has been a considerable degree of continuity in Iran-Gulf relations. Hunter focuses on the three forces that have shaped these relations in the last few decades—security, national iden

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Iran and Iraq,lic and Iraq solely through the prism of the 1980 and 2003 wars. This chapter briefly reviews relations between the two countries in the 1960s and 1970s. A quick look back makes evident that many of the problems that bedeviled relations between the Islamic Republic and Saddam Hussein’s Bathist regim

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Iran and Kuwait,three major regional powers—Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Iran. Furthermore, the country has a large Shiite community (approximately 30 percent). But unlike the other GCC states, the Kuwaiti Shiites are relatively well integrated economically and politically and have few grievances. Geographical and histor

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Iran-UAE Relations,e been multidimensional and even cross-purpose. Since its formation in December 1971, Emirati leaders have struggled at times to draw together the individual policies of seven different emirates into a coherent political and economic standpoint. Thus, the longstanding commercial and trading relation