Saudi arabia’s intervention in Yemen’s civil war.
OVERVIEW. CONTEXTUALIZATION RESEARCH QUESTION THEORETICAL LENS CHAPTERS BIBLIOGRAPHY.
CONTEXTUALIZATION. Contemporary Yemen was formed in 1990 President : Ali Abd Allah al-Saleh Houthi Movement Leader: Hussein Badreddin al- Houthi Abdul- Maik al- Houthi 2011 Arab Spring Protest against president Saleh substituted by Rabbuh Mansur Hadi 2012: Hadi becomes the official president 2014: Violent protests Houthis seized Sanaa ( the capital) 2015 Hadi flew to Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia launched an armed intervention in Yemen “ Decisive Storm” operation.
RESEARCH QUESTION. To what extent has Saudi Arabia’s partake in the Global “War on Terror” after 9/11 influenced its securitized foreign policy, conditioning its intervention in Yemen’s civil war?.
chapters. Introduction Why did Saudi Arabia Intervene in the Yemeni Civil War? A Literature Review Realism Liberalism Realism and Liberalism Limitations Constructivism Relationship between Counterterrorism and Foreign Intervention Terrorism Terrorism as a Social Construct Counterterrorism Counterterrorism and Foreign Intervention The Making of Saudi Counterterrorism from the Siege of the Grand Mosque to the "War on Terror“ An Analysis of the Counterterrorism Discourse of the Saudi Intervention in Yemen Conclusions.
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