Conflicts and Challenges in the Middle East

Ho-Don Yan is a professor at the Department of Economics, Feng Chia University, Taiwan. ​Oscar Bajo-Rubio is a professor of Economics at the University of Castilla-La Mancha (Spain). Diana S. Kwan is currently a community placements administrator at University College London (UK). Fu-Lai Tony Yu is a professor emeritus at Hong Kong Shue Yan University. He taught at Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Monash University (Australia), and Feng Chia University (Taiwan).

• Overview.- The Political and Economic Evolution of the Greater Middle East An Overview.- The Israeli Palestinian Conflict A Historical Introduction.- Religious Faith as Knowledge Conflict.- Competition and Change in the Political Landscape of the Middle East.- Competing Orthodoxy in the Islamic World Sunnis versus Shi’as.- OPEC and the 1970s Oil Crises Lessons for the 2021 Global Energy Crisis.- The “Resource Trap” and Economic and Political Challenges in the Post Arab Spring Middle East.- Islam and Nationalism with Special Reference to the Muslim Brotherhood in the Eastern Arab area.- Woman Rights in the Muslim Societies and Jurisdiction.- To Move or not to Move Migration and Human Trafficking in the Middle East.- Refugees Owned Enterprises in the ‘New found’ Land.- National Transformation in the Middle East.- Rise of an Extremist Islam Aims and Strategies of Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.- Constraints and Adjustments in U.S.- Iraqi Relations.- Turkey and Qatar Relationship A Social Perspective.- Fragility and Security Challenges in the Greater Maghreb.- Monocentric Governance and the Rise of Sectarian Conflict in Yemen.- When Civil War Morphs into Transnational Crime.