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New Left Review I/58, November-December 1969


Fred Halliday

Class Struggle in the Arab Gulf

Since the 18th century, British imperialism has maintained control over the principalities of the eastern and southern coasts of the Arabian Peninsula; but this imperialist hegemony is now dissolving. As British forces retreat from the Gulf, [1] new contradictions are exploding which threaten the position of world imperialism and the local ruling classes.

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