The three occupied UAE islands : the Tunbs and Abu Musa
Книга

The three occupied UAE islands : the Tunbs and Abu Musa

Mattair T.R.

АбонементИндекс: DS326 - .M38

Библиографическое описание

Издательство
Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research
Год издания
2014
Объём
588 с.
ISBN
978-9948-00-765-4
Шифр
DS326 - .M38
Авторский знак (Кеттер)
.M38
Авторский знак (Хавкина)
M 39
Индекс ББК
66.4(5ОбЭ)
Индекс LCC
DS326
Дисциплина
Международные отношения (англ.яз.)

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Тематические рубрики

  • Политика - Внешняя политика Азии
  • United Arab Emirates - Boundaries - Iran
  • Iran - Boundaries - United Arab Emirates
  • Tunb Islands - International status
  • Abu Musa Island - International status

Аннотация

Unresolved territorial disputes have historically raised tensions between nations, often leading to regional destabilization and international repercussions. The issue of the three occupied UAE islands-the Greater and Lesser Tunbs and Abu-Musa-deserves particular attention because it threatens to undermine regional security and has potential global implications. Given the commanding position of the islands over the major shipping lanes of the Arabian Gulf and their strategic location in the vicinity of important offshore oilfields, the continuing Iranian occupation of these key islands is undoubtedly a matter of international concern. By documenting the historical record and examining the relevant international precedents, this comprehensive study highlights and reinforces the legal sovereign rights of the United Arab Emirates over the three islands. The study is supported by extensive and meticulous research based on both primary and secondary sources: declassified British and US archival records and original historical documents, relevant legal studies, memoirs of important personalities, interviews with key players and analysis by political commentators. - In keeping with the UAE's policy of seeking a just and peaceful resolution to this dispute, this book aims to promote a better understanding of its complexities by offering fresh insight on the historical, political, legal, regional and international dimensions of the islands issue for the benefit of policy makers, academics, researchers and decision makers concerned with the future security and stability of the Gulf region.