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The Communist Party of the People’s Democratic Republic Of Yemen: An Analysis of Its Strengths and Weaknesses

July 1, 1984 NCUSAR

John Duke Anthony – The Communist Party of the People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen: An Analysis of its Strengths and Weaknesses (.pdf file)

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Arabia to Asia: The Myths of an American 'Pivot' and Whether or Not There’s a U.S. Strategy Toward the GCC Region
War with Iran: Regional Reactions and Requirements
Measuring the Iraq War Accomplishments Through the Lens of Its Authors: A Preliminary Assessment
Whither Saudi Arabian-Yemeni Relations?: Interests and Implications for U.S. Policies
The 18th Annual GCC Heads Of State Summit: Consultation and Consensus in Kuwait
The 17th GCC Heads of State Summit and Aftermath: Whither the GCC?
Oman: Girding and Guarding the Gulf
The Dynamics of GCC Summitry Since the Kuwait Crisis

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