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54 reviewsThe authors find that heavy militarization is the result of a combination of factors, including oil wealth disparities among the countries in the region, high oil revenues, corruption and foreign interference. The authors detail and discuss these factors, and follow this analysis with an assessment of the effects of high military expenditures - wars, conflicts, regional instability - and their heavy economic toll in retarding development and growth. The book concludes by suggesting ways that military expenditures may be reduced to benefit regional peace, stability and economic prosperity.
Scholars and students in economics, political science and international affairs as well as anyone interested in the Middle East will find this book timely and illuminating.
Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. The Justification and Economic Impact of Military Expenditures; 3. Military Expenditures in the Persian Gul;f 4. Military Imports in the Persian Gulf; 5. Military Personnel in the Persian Gulf; 6. Indigenous Military Sectors in the Persian Gulf; 7. Militarization of the Persian Gulf: Why?; 8. Militarization of the Persian Gulf: The Consequences; 9. Conclusion: The Elements of Fruitful Demilitarization; Bibliography; Index