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Overview: This book analyzes the origins of conflicts and wars in the Persian Gulf, assesses the common factor(s) that have been their essential fuel, determines their fallout for the political, economic, and human development of the region, and provides insight into how they may be better contained.978-1-349-47119-5978-1-137-35838-7

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K. G. Nichols M. Sc.,E. V. Vernon Ph. Dbetween countries, including a discussion on the prominent conflicts it has generated and the implications (cost) for human (education, brain drain, homeless people, refugees, etc.), political (representative and accountable governments), and economic development (institutional development and broad economic performance).

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Sequential Pulse Width Modulated Shunts,ajor ethnicities, with nuanced and important distinctions also along religious lines. Despite the region’s deep historic roots, the emergence of nation states is a relatively new phenomenon, created (with the exception of Iran) in the early half of the twentieth century by colonial powers from nomad

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,Boost Converter — Battery Discharger,sources (largely oil, natural gas, and water), we provide a brief background to give an idea of each Persian Gulf country’s size and its oil and natural gas underground or underwater. In Figures 4.1, 4.2, and 4.3 we present respectively the population, GDP, and GDP per capita of the Persian Gulf cou

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K. G. Nichols M. Sc.,E. V. Vernon Ph. Dbetween countries, including a discussion on the prominent conflicts it has generated and the implications (cost) for human (education, brain drain, homeless people, refugees, etc.), political (representative and accountable governments), and economic development (institutional development and broad