Arab Gulf cities: competing identities of cosmopolitanism vs. localism
Arab cities in the Gulf have changed rapidly and massively within a very short period. Historically, their economies were based on trade, and they have always been cosmopolitan, maintaining a delicate balance between inclusion and exclusion of various ethnic and religious groups. In the post-oil wor...
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2013
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