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Rising States, Donors, Brics and Beyond

Between caution and controversy: lessons from the Gulf Arab states as (re-)emerging donors

Bessma Momani University of Waterloo & the Balsillie School of International Affairs
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Crystal A Ennis University of Waterloo & the Balsillie School of International Affairs
Pages 605-627 | Published online: 04 Jan 2013

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