...Toby Craig Jones Ensuring the flow of oil and providing security for oil producers like Saudi Arabia has long been central to American interests in the Persian Gulf. The security-for-oil argument is a formulation that obscures more than it reveals, however. The division of energy and security...

...Alain Gresh Africa's largest country, Sudan, is first and foremost part of the Arab world, sensitive to the political tides that sweep the Arab peoples from the Atlantic to the Persian Gulf. Like other members of the Arab League, Sudan was taken by surprise by the defeat of 1967. It was shaken...

... the fac- tors in the stock market decline had been interest rate hikes, spurred in part by rising oil prices as a result of the August crisis in the Persian Gulf. As explained below, the Gulf War brought a further series...

... to the Persian Gulf. Lippmann has also pointed out the similarity between the position of Russia today and that in 1815 following the defeat of Napoleon. Russia came out of the Napoleonic wars, as out of the recent war, with greatly enhanced prestige, but the atti­ tude of the Czar was then as much of an enigma...

... and refining technologies were rudimentary at best (Ferrier 1982). The construction of a pipeline to transport crude oil from Masjed Soleyman (MS) to the newly built refinery-port terminus on the Shatt al-Arab river at the mouth of the Persian Gulf became one of the great- est technical as well...

...Andrew Ross Copyright © 1992 by Duke University Press 1992 Andrew Ross The Ecology of Images The Target-Rich Environment. At least two urgent needs emerged from the war in the Persian Gulf. First of all, the United States Congress ought to sit down and draft a con­ stitutional amendment...

... the African promontory was finally rounded in the fifteenth century, the Western peoples made direct contact with the southern and eastern shores of the World-Island. Seapower could make itself felt in the Persian Gulf, the Indian peninsula, the shores and islands of Southeastern Asia, the rivers of China...

..., extending from the Red Sea to the Persian Gulf, grouping Syria, Upper and Lower Mesopotamia, the Yaman and the Nejd around the Hejaz as its pith and kernel, with America for its aid and support. More provoking yet, he divulged as a true enfant terrible the existence of a secret treaty concluded...

...- tacular staging (mise-en-scène), such as the Persian Gulf War or, now, the war in Afghanistan. But the fourth world war is elsewhere. It is what haunts all world order, all hegemonic domination. If Islam dominated the world...

...-freedom, and disposses- sion of migrant labor across the globe. Every year, millions of people from South Asia go mainly to the coun- tries of the Persian Gulf region in search of a livelihood. More than 8.5 mil- lion migrant laborers from India were in the Gulf States in 2018 according to the data...

... military facility we ve got. Pike, who runs the website GlobalSecurity.org, explained, It s the base from which we control half of Africa and the southern side of Asia, the southern side of Eurasia. It s the facility that at the end of the day gives us some say-so in the Persian Gulf region...

... University Press 1948 120 The South Atlantic Quarterly carefully described without, however, any attempt at critical analysis; and there are fresh details about his study of Persian. Although the author s claim to have thrown new light on virtually every portion of FitzGerald s life and work is perhaps...

... . www.africa.upenn.edu/Articles_Gen/Letter_Birmingham.html . Leek Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon . 1936 . “ ‘Palestine Disturbance.’ To the Honourable Political Resident in the Persian Gulf .” November 2 . IOR/R/15/2/165, File 1/A/42 Palestine Disturbances . India Office Records, British Library...

... in the region from Hamburg to the Persian Gulf. When opportunities arose they held an eye to the main chance for economic handicaps. In her so-called treaties with Russia, Lithuania, and Roumania Germany laid hands on the grain and minerals of those countries. Herzog s plan, as revealed in a book circulated...

... with thoughts of a war in Indochina that we had already abandoned and those that might one day begin in places like the Philippines and the Persian Gulf. It should be clear to anyone that Camp Gonsalves has been a demanding neighbor. The residents who own the forests cannot use them: denied access to their own...

... be no further large scale immigration. In foreign affairs Britain would support the NATO alliance, con­ tinue its defense role in Southeast Asia and the Persian Gulf, give full support to the United Nations, make another attempt at a Rhodesian settlement, and, provided the terms were right, join the Common...

.... For instance, the text of the AEI barely mentions oil, focusing instead on nuclear energy, clean coal, natural gas, and renewable energies; the strategic military interven- tion in the Persian Gulf lies outside of this narrative of future alternatives. Whereas in strategic realism the future is imagined...

... to expand women’s education in the region (a majority of the student body is expected to be female) or because it repre- Away from Home  771 sented a high-profile alternative to the more typical U.S. contribution to the Persian Gulf in the form of high...

... of business has been allowed to stand. Nor is it the purpose of this paper to challenge Shelley s verdict. Certainly the poem is of negligible worth merely as drama, and even as Greek drama it suffers considerably by comparison with its prototype, the Persians, of Aeschylus. About the only regrettable result...

...-sensing Datagloves and televisual goggles called EyePhones to roam digital dreamscapes. On This Week with David Brinkley, NPR reporter Cokie Roberts observed that death by joystick in the Persian Gulf, viewed through bomber nose-cone cameras, seemed like a video game. And our commodity culture, once based...