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Guardians of the Gulf [EPUB ebook] 

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The book highlights the evolution of the defence industry in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states, emphasising its historical reliance on arms imports, the shift towards domestic defence capabilities, and the implications for regional security and economic development.

Key Takeaways


  • The GCC states heavily relied on arms imports initially due to limited domestic industrial capabilities and evolving security threats.

  • The United States played a significant role as a primary arms supplier to the GCC states during their early development stages.

  • Over time, concerns about supply chain vulnerabilities and over-dependence on foreign powers led to a strategic shift towards developing indigenous defence industries.

  • The book explores the economic implications of the local defence industry, emphasising its potential to drive economic growth, create job opportunities, and foster technological innovation.

  • It also delves into the security implications of defence industry development, focusing on enhancing military capabilities and strengthening national security.

  • The book’s methodology adopts a multidisciplinary approach, integrating historical, economic, geopolitical, and security perspectives through primary and secondary research.

  • The book’s structure follows a logical flow, exploring the drivers and challenges of defence indigenisation, economic diversification, technology transfer, and their impact on regional security cooperation. 


Guardians of the Gulf is essential for policymakers, scholars, and anyone seeking a deep understanding of contemporary defence developments in this critical region. 

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Introduction

1.Significance And Objectives Of The Book

2.Historical Background Of The GCC States’ Defense Industry

3.The Evolution Of GCC States’ Armed Forces

4.Origins And Early Development

5.Challenges And Transformative Developments

6.Role Of Modernisation In Shaping Military Capabilities

7.Arms Imports And Defense Dynamics In The GCC

8.Analysis Of Arms Import Data From SIPRI

9.Insights Into Defense Cooperation With The United States

10.Implications Of Arms Imports On Regional Security

11.The Drive For Localisation Of The Defence Industry

12.Strategic And Autonomy Considerations

13.Minimising External Dependencies

14.Technology Transfer And Self-Reliance

15.Economic Implications Of Indigenisation

16.Job Creation And Technological Innovation

17.Trickle-Down Technologies And Economic Growth

18.Case Studies From Israel And Turkey

19.Implications For Gulf Regional Security

20.Reducing Vulnerabilities And Enhancing Resilience

21.Recalibrating Alliances And Power Dynamics

22.The Role Of Local Defence Industries In Future Prospects

23.Geopolitical Ramifications Of GCC Defence Industry Localisation

24.Influence On Power Dynamics In The Region And Beyond

25.Shifts In Global Geopolitics And Geo-Economics

26.Implications For Global Defence Trade

27.Security Implications Of Localised Defence Industries

28.Integration Of AI And Advanced Technologies

29.Defense Doctrines And Strategies In Cybersecurity, Hybrid Warfare, And Maritime Security

30.Strengthening GCC State’s Armed Forces

31.Diplomatic Relations And Collaborations

32.Redefining Diplomatic Alliances And Dependencies

33.Geopolitical Implications On Regional And International Relations

34.Potential For Greater Regional Cooperation

35.Conclusion

36.Key Findings And Insights

37.Recommendations For Policy Makers And Defence Officials

38.Future Prospects And Areas For Further Research

References For Further Reading

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