Saudi Arabia
By: Adrian Sinkler, book editor.
Contributors: Sinkler, Adrian.
Series: The world's hot spots
Publisher: Greenhaven Press/Thomson Gale
Published: 2003
Place of publication: San Diego
Language: eng
Number of pages: 159
Subjects: September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001; United States -- Foreign relations -- Saudi Arabia; Saudi Arabia -- Foreign relations -- United States; United States -- Foreign relations -- 2001-
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 149-152) and index.
Table of contents: title: Wahhabi Islam and the rise of the Al Saud monarchy / Ayman Al-Yassini; title: The birth of Saudi Arabia / Madawi Al-Rasheed; title: The discovery of oil and social change in Saudi Arabia / Anders Jerichow; title: Difficult changes in Saudi Arabia after the Gulf War / Sulayman Nyang, Evan Hendricks; title: Muslims must retaliate against American aggression in Saudi Arabia / Osama bin Laden ... [et al.]; title: Terrorism is contrary to the tenents of Islam / Shaykh Abdul Aziz Alush-Shaykh; title: Saudi-American relations led to the September 11 attacks / Michael T. Klare; title: Wahhabi Islam in Saudi Arabia inspired the attacks on America / Stephen Schwartz; title: American foreign policy cannot change Saudi Arabia / Adam Garfinkle; title: An argument for the expulsion of American forces from Saudi Arabia / Hayder Ali Khan; title: A Saudi-Iranian rapprochement is harmful to American interests / Martin Sieff; title: A Saudi plan for peace between Israel and the Palestinians / Abdullah Ibn Abdul Aziz Al Saud; title: The West should dismantle the Al Saud monarchy / Mark Steyn; title: Saudi economic and social reform will come slowly / Eric Rouleau; title: The Al Saud dynasty will remain in power / Bill Powell; title: Saudi Arabia commits human rights abuses / Human Rights Watch; title: Christians must promote religious freedom in Saudi Arabia / Jeff M. Sellers; title: Saudi Arabia is committed to the cause of universal human rights / Torki Mohammed Saud Al-Kabeer.