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        REGIONAL INTERVENTIONS OF GULF MONARCHIES AND RESURGENCE OF ISLAMIC SECTARIANISM DURING THE ARAB SPRING 

        ATA, MUHAMMED Y. (06-2 , Master Thesis)
        This study examines the sectarian aspect and narrative of the Arab Spring by comparatively assessing the actions and policies of three Gulf monarchies actively involved in regional conflicts: Saudi Arabia, the United Arab ...
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        EVOLUTION OF U.S FOREIGN POLICY TOWARDS THE GULF DURING TRUMP'S PRESIDENCY (2016 - 2020): IMPLICATIONS FOR THE IRAN-GCC RELATIONS 

        SABER, FATHIEH HUSSAM (06-2 , Master Thesis)
        The U.S and Arab Gulf States' relations had been strong since the 1979 Islamic revolution, and this had a negative impact on the GCC Iranian relations. However, by the mid-2010s, the GCC - U.S. relations witnessed a serious ...
      • THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT IN PUBLIC ONLINE CAMPAIGNS: A STUDY OF THREE CRISES CASES THAT AFFECTED THE GULF REGION 

        ABUJASSOM, ALI EBRAHIM (06-2 , Master Thesis)
        This study investigates the use of social media-based campaigns in the Gulf region and examines the extent to which government participation in such campaigns affects their outcomes. Three online public campaigns that ...
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        GCC Union: Realistic Project or Distant Dream 

        Mirouh, Salim (2014 , Master Thesis)
        This thesis aims at shedding light on the withdrawal of the ambassadors of Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain from Doha from 5 march 2014 till 16 November, reportedly as a sign of protest against Qatar, and its dynamic ...
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        The Evolution of the Turkish-Qatari Relations from 2002 to 2013: Convergence of Policies, Identities and Interests 

        Pala, Ozgur (2014 , Master Thesis)
        This study investigates the dynamics that shaped the Turkish-Qatari relations from 2002 to 2013. First, through a rigorous survey of the literature, it probes the Turkish-Gulf Arab relations from the late 1970s until 2000s ...
      • National Identity Formation in Modern Qatar: New Perspective 

        Al-Janahi, Buthaina Mohammed (2014 , Master Thesis)
        This thesis seeks to examine the causes behind the rise of a single heritage narrative in the State of Qatar and how this constituted a particular national identity despite the cultural and social diversity that characterized ...
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        Shi'a Identity Politics and Social Media in the Gulf 

        Hardman, Maria Kathryn (2014 , Master Thesis)
        This thesis explores issues of sectarianism and sectarian rhetoric within the Gulf region. It attempts to understand phenomena of sectarianism through an interdisciplinary approach, including discussions related to politics, ...
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        SPEAKING FROM BEHIND THE VEIL: Khaleeji Women’s Political and Social Participation through Social Media 

        Alhamadi, Amna Abdulmohsen (2015 , Master Thesis)
        With the infiltration of information technology in Arab households a unique phenomenon has been observed in the recent years. Women have learned that through the use of information technology for participating in social ...
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        The Challenges of Qatari Women in the Workforce 

        Al-Muftah, Fatima Hasan (2015 , Master Thesis)
        The purpose of this research is to examine the changes that have taken place regarding work opportunities for women over the years in Qatar, and to explore the efforts made by these women to change the traditional way ...
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        Beyond natural resources: Development strategies and implementation, a comparative study between Qatar and Singapore 

        Al Sowaidi, Naif Mohammad (2015 , Master Thesis)
        Qatar's leadership showed great ambition to transform the state into a developed country where its economy is based on knowledge and not rent; even though that Qatar is privileged to have massive natural gas reserves ...
      • Attitudinal change towards traditional attire among Qatari women over one generation 

        Goto, Manami (2015 , Master Thesis)
        In recent years, an increase of prejudice against Islam has brought attention as well as biases against Gulf women wearing traditional attire. In particular, Qatari women have been a focus of this attention due to Qatar‘s ...
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        THE ARAB SPRING AND CHANGES IN QATAR FOREIGN AID ARCHITECTURE: THE CASE OF QATAR FOREIGN AID TO AFRICA 

        Manjang, Alieu (2015 , Master Thesis)
        It is uneasy to lose sight of the critical role foreign aid plays in Qatar's engagement with the wider world. Since 1995, Qatar has occupied an enviable reputation as emerging donor in the Middle East region. It relations ...
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        MIGRANTS’ IDENTITY: A STUDY OF SECOND GENERATION MIGRANT LABOR IN QATAR 

        Muslu, Hazal (2015 , Master Thesis)
        Second generation migrants who were born or grew up in Qatar and studied in the same schools and environment with their Qatari counterparts represent a different case than migrant labor workers who move to Qatar through a ...
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        THE ROLE OF TWITTER HASHTAGS IN GULF STATES 

        Alharami, Reem (2016 , Master Thesis)
        Traditional and state-controlled media in the Arabian Gulf have always been censored and controlled. Therefore, social media, such as Twitter, have replaced the traditional media and the way media is handled. Twitter has ...
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        QATARI YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT: EVALUATING QATARI GOVERNMENTAL INITIATIVES: QATARIZATION POLICY THROUGH BEDAYA CENTER 

        Nejad, Zahra Aziz (2016 , Master Thesis)
        Youth unemployment in the MENA region has become a case of academic interest and debate. More specifically, youth unemployment in Qatar has become one of the most controversial challenges for the economic development of ...
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        A COMPARISON OF TURKEY AND IRAN’S SOFT POWER IN THE GULF COOPERATION COUNCIL (GCC) COUNTRIES 

        Soy, Nesibe Hicret (2016 , Master Thesis)
        In the recent years other forms of power have been implemented and gained significant successes in the international relations. With that regard, the term “Soft Power”, introduced by Joseph Nye, has come to forefront to ...
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        The Ulama and the Al Saud: A Relationship Between Elites in Saudi Arabia 

        Permuy, Alexandra (2016 , Master Thesis)
        The origins of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia date back to the alliance forged between the AlSaud and the preacher Muhammad Ibn AbdulWahhab in the 18th century, and the subsequent establishment of the first Saudi state. Since ...
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        CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN TAJIK-GCC RELATIONS FOR FOREIGN POLICY AND TRADE FROM TAJIK PERSPECTIVE 

        Bobohojiev, Aziz (2016 , Master Thesis)
        With the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Central Asian states faced several challenges concerning their political autonomy in a globalized economic system. Foreign policy formation was top priority for acquiring ...
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        GLOBALIZATION AND NATIONAL IDENTITY IN QATAR: DOES EXPOSURE TO GLOBALIZATION LEAD TO CHANGES IN NATIONAL IDENTITY ACROSS DIFFERENT GENERATIONS OF QATARI CITIZENS? 

        Al Thani, Shaikha (2017 , Master Thesis)
        This era is marked by globalization, a process whereby states and individuals are interconnected through a global network. Globalization entails the emergence of a global culture which is considered a threat to national ...
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        The Relationship between Al-Sahwa Social Movement and the Saudi Regime, an Apprisal 

        Hamad, Amina Rahma Hussien (2017 , Master Thesis)
        Al-Sahwa is a social movement, with a clear socio-religio dimension that has emerged against the background of the Arab Cold War that witnessed a series of conflicts between the nationalism bloc led by Gamal Abd al-Nasser ...

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