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Anger management : the politics of frustration in the Arab world and its implications for the West

By: Sabadell Carnicero, José Antonio, (1968-)Publication details: Cambridge, MA : Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs , 2018 Description: V, 95 p. ; 28 cmSubject(s): Árabes | Relaciones diplomáticas | Política y gobierno | Análisis político | Conflictos internacionales | Estados UnidosOnline resources: Acceso al documento en formato electrónico

Contents:

Presentation -- Executive summary -- Drivers for political change in a context of regional instability -How frustration becomes politics -- What is do be done? -- Conclusion

Abstract: The Arab world is in the middle of a process of deep social and political change. The Future of Diplomacy Project's Rafael del Pino-MAEC Fellow, Ambassador José Antonio Sabadell's report explores the role that frustration can play in politics and political identities in the Arab world. As a former Ambassador and Head of the European Union Delegation to the Islamic Republic of Mauritania and Head of Division for North Africa, Ambassador Sabadell also asked, how can Western policymakers determine and craft constructive responses.

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Presentation -- Executive summary -- Drivers for political change in a context of regional instability -How frustration becomes politics -- What is do be done? -- Conclusion

The Arab world is in the middle of a process of deep social and political change. The Future of Diplomacy Project's Rafael del Pino-MAEC Fellow, Ambassador José Antonio Sabadell's report explores the role that frustration can play in politics and political identities in the Arab world. As a former Ambassador and Head of the European Union Delegation to the Islamic Republic of Mauritania and Head of Division for North Africa, Ambassador Sabadell also asked, how can Western policymakers determine and craft constructive responses.