Money, Markets, and Monarchies: The Gulf Cooperation Council and the Political Economy of the Contemporary Middle East (The Global Middle East, Series Number 4)
by Adam Hanieh
Money, Markets, and Monarchies explores the Gulf Cooperation Council's pivotal role in the political economy of the contemporary Middle East. Adam Hanieh examines how financial systems, market forces, and monarchical rule intertwine to shape regional dynamics. Part of The Global Middle East series, this scholarly work illuminates the economic foundations of power in the GCC states.
About This Book
Money, Markets, and Monarchies delves into the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and its role in the political economy of the modern Middle East. Authored by Adam Hanieh, it is part of The Global Middle East series, volume 4.
The work analyzes how economic structures and monarchical governance intersect within the GCC framework. It provides insights into the broader dynamics of the region, focusing on contemporary developments.
Through a scholarly lens, the book addresses the influences of finance and trade on political stability and regional power. It offers a comprehensive view of the GCC's position in global economic contexts.
Readers interested in Middle Eastern affairs will find this an essential resource for understanding the economic underpinnings of monarchical systems.
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