The Gulf States and the Horn of Africa: Interests, influences and instability

Introduction / Robert Mason -- Part I: The View From The Gulf -- 1 Patterns Of External Involvement In The Modern Political History Of The Horn Of Africa States / Brendon J. Cannon And Ash Rossiter -- 2 Pushing The Envelope Of National Security And State Influence At The Margins: Saudi And Iranian Competition In The Horn Of Africa / Robert Mason -- 3 Iran's Foreign Policy And Developmental Activities In Africa: Between Expansionist Ambitions And Hegemonic Constraints / Eric Lob -- 4 Extended States: The Politics And Purpose Of Uae Economic Statecraft In The Horn Of Africa / Karen E. Young And Taimur Khan -- 5 The Turkey-qatar Alliance: Through The Gulf And Into The Horn Of Africa / Marwa Maziad -- 6 Inter-regional Embedded Security Model: Turkish And Emirati Engagement In The Horn Of Africa / Umer Karim -- 7 Strategic Geography In Jeopardy: Qatar-gulf Crisis And The Horn Of Africa / Abdinor Dahir -- 8 Kuwait's Foreign Relations With East Africa / Mara Leichtman -- Part Ii: The View From The Horn Of Africa -- 9 Djibouti: Bridging The Gulf Of Aden? Balancing Ports, Patronage And Military Bases Between Yemen's War And The Horn / David Styan -- 10 Engaging Foreign Powers For Regime Survival: The Relative Autonomy Of Coastal Horn Of Africa States In Their Relations With Gulf Countries / Aleksi Ylönen -- 11 Sudan's Foreign Policy Predicament In The Context Of The Gcc Diplomatic Rift / Mohammed Sharfi -- Conclusion / Simon Mabon Edited By Robert Mason And Simon Mabon. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Baltimore, Md Available Via World Wide Web.