As relações do golfo depois da "primavera árabe" e seu impacto na região
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A "Primavera Árabe" não só teve um impacto a nível local, sacudindo os países diretamente afetados, mas também teve um impacto sobre as relações regionais. Neste contexto, Arábia Saudita, Emirados Árabes Unidos e Qatar foram protagonistas de uma forte disputa regional, sobre o papel do Islã político, especialmente dos Irmãos Muçulmanos. O artigo interroga-se sobre as condições de possibilidade e efeitos dessa disputa, com a intenção de realizar uma revisão exploratória dela através de uma leitura não-sectária dos conflitos após a "Primavera Árabe". Assim, no contexto da intensificação da participação crescente do intervencionismo na política internacional, a ausência de uma comunidade de segurança entre os países analisados levou-os a resolver os seus conflitos através de guerras proxynos diferentes contextos nacionais. Nestes, Doha apoiou os vários ramos do mencionado grupo, enquanto Riad e Abu Dhabi deram apoio ás forças opostas a ele. Assim, o artigo conclui que a disputa entre esses países contribuiu à exacerbação e ao aprofundamento dos vários conflitos nos países afetados pelas revoltas.Downloads
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