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A line in the sea : the Qatar v. Bahrain border dispute in the World Court / By Jawad Salim Al-Arayed.

Van Pelt Library DS247.Q35 A42 2003
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Al-Arayed, Jawad Salim.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Boundaries.
Qatar--Boundaries--Bahrain.
Qatar.
Bahrain--Boundaries--Qatar.
Bahrain.
Physical Description:
xviii, 477 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), maps (1 color) ; 24 cm
Other Title:
Qatar v. Bahrain border dispute in the World Court
Qatar versus Bahrain border dispute in the World Court
Place of Publication:
Berkeley, Calif. : North Atlantic Books, [2003]
Summary:
The border dispute between Qatar and Bahrain simmered for more than 50 years before it was adjudicated by the International Court of Justice - a process that took ten long years. This authoritative book documents the controversy in the context of its imperial roots, the countries' ruling families, the discovery of oil, and the political destinies of the emerging Gulf states. This color illustrated historical account includes the forensic evidence that identified key forgeries in the case.
Contents:
Early history in the lower Arabian Gulf
Advent of western powers in the Gulf
Al Khalifa rule of Bahrain, Hasa, and Qatar Peninsula (eighteenth and nineteenth centuries)
Life on the Qatar Peninsula
Piracy, the British, and Bahrain's emergence as a political entity
Ottoman presence and Qatar's emergence as a separate entity
Qatar's version of historical context
Founding and zenith of Zubarah
The Naim : Bahrain's people in Qatar Peninsula
Ottoman attempts to take control of Zubarah
Zubarah in the early twentieth century
Qatar captures Zubarah, July 1937
Qatar's version of events in Zubarah
Dowasir tribe and occupation of the Hawar islands
Bahrain authority as manifested in Hawar
British and Ottoman recognition of Bahrain's authority over the Hawars
Oil concessions in the Hawars
British adjudication of sovereignty
Qatar's version of the Hawar situation
Steps toward resolution
The forged documents
The judgement.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 417-444) and index.
ISBN:
1556434642
OCLC:
51460598

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