Saudi Arabia Enters the Twenty-first Century: The Political, Foreign Policy, Economic, and Energy Dimensions, Volumen 2Praeger, 2003 - 588 páginas
Growing uncertainties in the world energy market continue to impact nearly every facet of the Saudi economy. Saudi Arabia faces ongoing demographic problems, as well as a need to diversify and restructure its economy. The Kingdom must find a way to adapt its traditional culture, religious customs, education, and political structure to the needs of a modern nation. Such change will come neither quickly nor easily. And with King Fahd's health in question and Crown Prince Abdullah already in his mid-seventies, major questions remain as to how the regime's future will ultimately affect the delicate balance in the entire region. |
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... regime , it treated it as an enemy and used the Hajj repeatedly as an occasion for demonstrations and riots against the Saudi regime and the United States . At least initially , Iran repeated its claims to Bahrain and sought to ...
... regime . Saudi politics still center around religious legitimacy , and the commit- ment of the al - Sauds to the teachings of Mohamed ibn Abd al - Wahhab and to preserving the regime's religious legitimacy is as important today as dur ...
... regime has become a U.S. tool that threatens the royal family's cultural and religious legitimacy . Such tactics offer extreme oppositionists their best hope for isolating the regime from the Saudi people . Moderate Opposition ...
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