The document discusses several potential factors that contribute to conflict in the Middle East, including political institutions, economic development, religion, natural resources, ethnic dominance, and forms of government. It examines whether Islam, oil, authoritarianism, or the combination of oil and authoritarianism are responsible, and considers if there may be missing pieces in understanding what prevents peace in the region.
The document discusses several potential factors that contribute to conflict in the Middle East, including political institutions, economic development, religion, natural resources, ethnic dominance, and forms of government. It examines whether Islam, oil, authoritarianism, or the combination of oil and authoritarianism are responsible, and considers if there may be missing pieces in understanding what prevents peace in the region.
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The document discusses several potential factors that contribute to conflict in the Middle East, including political institutions, economic development, religion, natural resources, ethnic dominance, and forms of government. It examines whether Islam, oil, authoritarianism, or the combination of oil and authoritarianism are responsible, and considers if there may be missing pieces in understanding what prevents peace in the region.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Download as PPT, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd