Sectarian Gulf: Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and the Arab Spring That Wasn't (Stanford Briefs)
Toby Matthiesen examines Bahrain and Saudi Arabia during the Arab Spring, focusing on sectarian divisions and the political forces shaping the Gulf. This concise Stanford Briefs volume considers why the region’s upheavals produced outcomes different from the broader expectations surrounding the Arab Spring.
About This Book
Sectarian Gulf examines Bahrain and Saudi Arabia in the context of the Arab Spring.
The book focuses on sectarian dynamics and their relationship to political developments in the Gulf.
As part of the Stanford Briefs series, it offers a concise study of a pivotal period in modern Middle Eastern history.
Toby Matthiesen explores the Arab Spring that was not realized in the way many expected, emphasizing the distinctive experiences of Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
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