A unique and timely examination of Yemen and its prospects for the future.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Helen Lackner has worked as a consultant in social aspects of development in over thirty countries and specializes in rural issues, in particular water management, poverty alleviation and gender and youth aspects. Lackner is also co-editor of Yemen into the Twenty First Century: Continuity and Change.
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Abbreviations and acronyms Chronology Acknowledgements Note on transliteration Introduction by Helen Lackner Part One: Politics and Security 1. Professor Sheila Carapico: Yemen between Revolution and Counter-Terrorism 2. Adam Seitz: Ties that Bind and divide: The Arab Spring and Yemeni Civil-Military Relations 3. Katherine Hennessey: Yemeni Society in the Spotlight: Theatre and Film Before, During, and After the Arab Spring Part Two: Regional Issues 4. Laurent Bonnefoy: The Shabab, institutionalized politics and the Islamists in the Yemeni Revolution 5. Marieke Brandt: The Irregulars of the ?a'dah War: "Colonel Shaykhs" and "Tribal Militias" in Yemen's ?uthi Conflict (2004-2010) 6. Noel Brehony: The Role of the PDRY in Forming a Southern Yemeni Identity 5. Susanne Dahlgren: More Than Half of Society,Southern Yemeni Youth, Unemployment and the Quest for a State Job Part Three: Economic Development 6. Helen Lackner: Water Scarcity: why doesn't it get the attention it deserves? 7. Gerhard Liechtenthaler: Customary Conflict Resolution in Times of Extreme Water Stress: A Case Study of a Document from the Northern Highlands of Yemen 8. Jens Kambeck: Land-Related Disputes in Yemen 9. Kais Aliriani: The Role of the Small enterprise Sector in the Yemeni Economy Part Four: Society and Migration 10. Adel Aulaqi: Health matters 11. Christine Hellmich: Sovereignty over their Bodies: Rethinking the determinants of Women's Reproductive Health in Yemen 12. Hélène Thiollet: From Migration hub to asylum crisis: the changing dynamics of contemporary migration in Yemen 13. Marina de Regt: "Close Ties" Gender, Labour and Migration between Yemen and the Horn of Africa 14. Wai-Yip Ho: The Emerging Yemeni Community in China: Socialist Legacy, Silk Road Broker and the Sino-Model About the Contributors Further Reading Index
Abbreviations and acronyms Chronology Acknowledgements Note on transliteration Introduction by Helen Lackner Part One: Politics and Security 1. Professor Sheila Carapico: Yemen between Revolution and Counter-Terrorism 2. Adam Seitz: Ties that Bind and divide: The Arab Spring and Yemeni Civil-Military Relations 3. Katherine Hennessey: Yemeni Society in the Spotlight: Theatre and Film Before, During, and After the Arab Spring Part Two: Regional Issues 4. Laurent Bonnefoy: The Shabab, institutionalized politics and the Islamists in the Yemeni Revolution 5. Marieke Brandt: The Irregulars of the ?a'dah War: "Colonel Shaykhs" and "Tribal Militias" in Yemen's ?uthi Conflict (2004-2010) 6. Noel Brehony: The Role of the PDRY in Forming a Southern Yemeni Identity 5. Susanne Dahlgren: More Than Half of Society,Southern Yemeni Youth, Unemployment and the Quest for a State Job Part Three: Economic Development 6. Helen Lackner: Water Scarcity: why doesn't it get the attention it deserves? 7. Gerhard Liechtenthaler: Customary Conflict Resolution in Times of Extreme Water Stress: A Case Study of a Document from the Northern Highlands of Yemen 8. Jens Kambeck: Land-Related Disputes in Yemen 9. Kais Aliriani: The Role of the Small enterprise Sector in the Yemeni Economy Part Four: Society and Migration 10. Adel Aulaqi: Health matters 11. Christine Hellmich: Sovereignty over their Bodies: Rethinking the determinants of Women's Reproductive Health in Yemen 12. Hélène Thiollet: From Migration hub to asylum crisis: the changing dynamics of contemporary migration in Yemen 13. Marina de Regt: "Close Ties" Gender, Labour and Migration between Yemen and the Horn of Africa 14. Wai-Yip Ho: The Emerging Yemeni Community in China: Socialist Legacy, Silk Road Broker and the Sino-Model About the Contributors Further Reading Index
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