Acknowledgements

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Illustrations vii
4. Contributors viii
5. Acknowledgements x
6. Introduction 1
7. Part I: The view from the Gulf
8. 1 Patterns of external involvement in the modern political history of the Horn of Africa states 15
9. 2 Pushing the envelope of national security and state influence at the margins 36
10. 3 Iran’s foreign policy and developmental activities in Africa 68
11. 4 Extended states 99
12. 5 The Turkey–Qatar alliance 127
13. 6 Interregional embedded security model 151
14. 7 Strategic geography in jeopardy 171
15. 8 Kuwait’s foreign relations with East Africa 199
16. 9 Djibouti - Bridging the Gulf of Aden? 229
17. 10 Engaging foreign powers for regime survival 249
18. 11 Sudan’s foreign policy predicament in the context of the GCC diplomatic rift 272
19. Conclusion 295
20. Index 303