Two things were made especially apparent by the invasion by Iraq of
Kuwait in August 1990. In the first place, the region has again
shown itself to be politically volatile, and there is no compelling
reason to suppose that this will not potentially remain the case.
In the second place, it has been forcefully demonstrated that the
world cannot, or will not, ignore the Gulf: the area is at the
heart of a sensitive global web of intertwined economic and
strategic interests. This book, however, is not intended as an
essay on the problems between Iraq and Kuwait. It has to do with
something quite different and more fundamental - the interests
enjoyed by the rest of the world in the small Gulf region.
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