Title The Gulf scramble for Africa : GCC states' foreign policy laboratory / by Will Todman

Published [Washington, DC] : Center for Strategic & International Studies, 2018

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Description 1 online resource (12 pages) : color photographs Series CSIS briefs CSIS briefs Summary Arab Gulf states are intervening more assertively in sub-Saharan Africa to capitalize on economic opportunities and protect their security interests. They view Africa as a relatively uncontested arena in which they can experiment with foreign interventions as part of their strategy to prove their rising status on the world stage. The impact of Gulf states' rivalries in Africa is becoming increasingly damaging, as their zero-sum rivalry has provoked retaliations, which have dangerously destabilized vulnerable parts of Africa, such as during the fallout to the GCC crisis Notes "November 2018." Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 10-12) Notes Online resource; title from PDF caption (CSIS, viewed November 25, 2018) Subject Gulf Cooperation Council -- Foreign relations -- Africa, Sub-Saharan SUBJECT Gulf Cooperation Council fast Subject Political stability -- Africa, Sub-Saharan Diplomatic relations International relations Political stability SUBJECT Persian Gulf States -- Foreign relations -- Africa, Sub-Saharan Subject Sub-Saharan Africa Persian Gulf States Form Electronic book Author Center for Strategic and International Studies (Washington, D.C.), publisher.

Other Titles GCC states' foreign policy laboratory

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