South Yemen's Revolutionary Strategy, 1970-1985:
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Writen by Joseph Kostiner - PublisherRoutledge
- Year2020
revolutionary strategy, insurgency, bloc politics, South Yemen, political strategy, Middle Eastern politics, revolutionary movements, elite strategy-making, and post-colonial governance. Relevance with the Current Era along with Community Engagement Mechanism: The study of South Yemen’s revolutionary strategy offers valuable insights into the complex nature of insurgency, the importance of elite decision-making, and the strategies employed by revolutionary governments in post-colonial contexts. For modern political scientists, especially those studying Middle Eastern politics and revolutionary movements, Kostiner's work can be pivotal in understanding how small states navigate global political currents and regional conflicts. From a community engagement perspective, understanding the strategic underpinnings of South Yemen’s revolutionary period can provide lessons in conflict resolution, elite negotiation strategies, and the role of international alliances in fostering or hindering revolution. This historical lens could inform current peacebuilding efforts in areas experiencing insurgency or political instability. Kostiner's South Yemen's Revolutionary Strategy is a well-researched study that contributes to the broader understanding of revolutionary movements in the Middle East. The book provides a detailed analysis of political strategy-making during a pivotal period in South Yemen's history, making it an invaluable resource for scholars of insurgency, Middle Eastern politics, and post-colonial governance.

