The significance of this study lies in the fact that it discusses the increasing risks of arms proliferation, for arms threaten the security and stability of society and contribute to the spread of all kinds of crime, including blood revenge, banditry, the kidnapping of foreigners, vandalism, and terrorist acts, apart from their long-term negative effects on investment and economy.

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This study discusses the economic situation in the Gulf states during "pre- and post-global financial crisis period". It reviews the changes that happened to this situation, considering how talking about the categorization of the Gulf states as the new international financial power emerging on the world stage changed to talking about how capable these states are to withstand the consequences tr ...More

One of the crises facing the modern state, namely the multi-ethnic group state, is the overspread of the ethnicity, or ethnic multiplicity, which has transformed to an complicated problem. What may be of consequence is that the crisis of ethnicity is very closely related to ethnic conflicts, civil wars, and the transnational crises of identity invading many places and states in today's world, p ...More

Over recent years, the issue of small arms proliferation around the world has received a great deal of attention at the domestic, regional and international levels, having raised the rate of killings and all types of crime. The Yemeni society is one of the world's societies infested with small arms. A number of social, cultural, economic and political factors have c ...More

Corruption is the most deadly malady, the most detrimental blight, and the most notorious source of trouble afflicting societies, and the earth is its whereabouts and natural habitat (Evil has occurred on land and in sea . . .)( ); whenever it prevails in a society or nation, it is accompanied with all types of suffering. It is a downright man-induced and criminal act (. . . because of what the ...More

The volume of influence or sway that a state attempts to exercise in its foreign policy is reliant to a great extent on the nature of resources that the relevant state may succeed in mobilizing in order to achieve the objectives of its foreign policy, but those resources per se, whether material or nonmaterial, cannot guarantee success in realizing those goals unles ...More

Wheat is a very crucial food commodity in Yemen as it is the major source of food for people. Therefore, the provision of wheat should be given the top priority in the list of the economic policy makers' concerns for the purpose of achieving food security in Yemen where people still rely on the international markets to meet their needs of wheat. This study is an att ...More