Matthew Gray Knihy

This book offers a comprehensive exploration of the economic history and political dynamics of the Gulf States, including Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and the UAE. It examines how historical events and economic developments have shaped the region's current political landscape, providing insights into the interactions between local and global forces. The analysis highlights the unique characteristics of each state while also addressing common trends and challenges faced by the Gulf region as a whole.

Focusing on the political structures and dynamics of the contemporary Middle East, the book explores the phenomenon of conspiracism, challenging the typical pathological explanations. It delves into how these political contexts have fostered conspiratorial thinking, offering a nuanced understanding of its prevalence in regional discourses.