Gulf States
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Changes in Oil Markets and New Technology: The Effects of COVID-19 and Climate Change
In our latest issue of Iqtisadi: The Middle East Economy, Paul Rivlin discusses the near and long term prospects for oil pricing, with special attention to new technologies being developed in wealthy Gulf States.
“Gulf citizens against normalization”: Reactions to Israel’s normalization agreements with the UAE and Bahrain
In September issue of Beehive, Adam Hoffman examines the discourse in the social networks of several Gulf States regarding Israel's normalization agreements with the UAE and Bahrain.
The Gulf States’ Changing Attitudes towards Judaism: A Cultural Revolution in the Making
Adam Hoffman and Moran Zaga co-published an article in LSE Middle East Centre Blog, examining the changing attitude in the Gulf States towards Judaism.
Turbulence in May: Israel and the Arab World as Reflected in Online Discourse
Michael Barak reviews the responses in the Arab world to recent events involving Israel.
Nuclear Development on the Arabian Peninsula
Guest author Dr. Yoel Guzansky analyzes the efforts in the UAE to develop nuclear capabilities. In Hebrew.
What's happening in the Oil Markets?
Senior Research Fellow Paul Rivlin analyzes recent trends in the global energy markets and how they reflect, and influence, regional events in the Middle East.
Africa - the arena of Saudi - Qatari conflict in the field of food security (Hebrew)
Dr. Nahum Shiloh investigates how Africa has become an arena for the expression of Saudi -Qatari rivalry. In Hebrew.
The Gulf Arab states and Israel since 1967: from ‘no negotiation’ to tacit cooperation
Uzi Rabi and Chelsi Mueller investigate the changing posture of the Gulf Arab states towards Israel, post-1967, in their latest peer-reviewed article for the British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies.
Summit or siesta?
Senior Research Fellow Prof. Bruce Maddy-Weitzman argues that the 2017 Arab League Summit held in Jordan contained little substantive content, but nevertheless served as an indicator of current political dynamics.