The Middle East has experienced a roller coaster of growth and decline over the last thirty years. ... As a result of this newfound wealth, enormous social achievements occurred in the Middle East. ... This is another proof of the durable benefits brought to middle east by the easy-earn money. ... (The Middle East, n.d.). ... The world cried and alertness was created about the unknown Middle East. ...

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The countries in the Middle East and North Africa involved in the Arab Spring find themselves at the forefront of lived experience of injustice and repression. ... That said, Islam, both as a religion and culture, is and will always remain an integral part of any emerging political order in the Middle East. ... Although the Arab Spring's main goal was to improve the livelihood of Arab citizens, the economy of the Middle East has suffered greatly since the start of the Arab Spring movement. The Arab Spring significantly impacted the economic activity in North Africa and the Middle East. ....

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In Korea, the Middle-East has been a keen interesting region since the oil crisis of 1973. According to the Korean advance in the Middle East, its studies and economic relations have been activated in Korea. Now the region of the Middle East is not a strange part to Koreans. The advances and studies of the Middle East, however, have been confined really to the oil-rich countries and the confronted nations with the Israeli struggle. ... Therefore RIES, Research Institute of the East-West Economy & Society, established 'Korea - Yemen Center' on December 29, 1994 in order to found a Y...

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After the attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11 2001 commonly known as 9-11, the media's coverage of terrorism seemed as if to quadruple, and in that people's views of minorities, mainly those who look to originate of the Middle East, also quadrupled. People's assumptions took them for granted saying that, "the attackers of 9-11 were Middle Eastern and therefore all Middle Easterns are terrorists," which as educated humans know is to be false. There is the correlation that the attackers of 9-11 were Middle Eastern but does not fit the reversal saying that all Middle ...

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Islamic Fundamentalism, can be seen as the emergence from US interventions made in the Middle East states, that embedded is anti-western sentiment against Americans. ... All of these are main causes of anti-western fundamentalism that is spread throughout the entire Middle East. ... Further more, Islamic Fundamentalism grew mainly from the middle class (Wahhabi) who were for the antinationalist struggle. ... Islamic Fundamentalism, can be seen as the emergence from US interventions made in the Middle East states, that embedded is anti-western sentiment against Americans. ... All of these a...

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Saudi Arabia contains a population of less than twenty million people and is the largest country located in the Middle East. ... The geography of the country varies from the humid western coastal region to sandy lowlands in the east although located in the southwestern region there are mountains as high as ten thousand feet. ... While many Americans do not fully understand Saudi Arabian culture, Saudi Arabia is perhaps one of the United States' closest allies in the Middle East, a relationship that the United States has solid interest in maintaining. They rely on Saudi Arabia to help a...

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Norway is quickly changing the widely accepted view of oil reserves. In stark contrast to the Middle East's hot climate, Hammerfest, Norway is home to the fifth largest exporter of oil and the third largest exporter of natural gas on earth. The "Snow White" undersea reservoir, 300 miles north of t...

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Essentially, the absence of this history creates a distorted view of the East by those who watch these films. ... It is easier to define what the Middle East isn't rather than what it is, thereby rejecting the "foreigner". The separation of the Middle East serves only to strengthen American national identity and the separation of identities as potential threats. ... For example, the media has consistently compared the progress of the East to the West, which consistently makes it the "other", the "inferior" and the "conquerable" (Said, 1978; 45). ...

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Because oil from the Middle East is relatively cheap, it is estimated that 43 percent of the world's oil will come from the Persian Region by 2030. This would be a 50 percent increase of reliance on Middle Eastern oil from today. ... The limited and decreasing supply of cheap Middle Eastern oil would decrease the world's supply of oil and increase the production cost of finding oil from other places, leading to higher energy prices. ...

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UAE is a country located in the Middle East bordering the Gulf of Oman and the Persian Gulf. ... Emergence of UAE as the haven amid turbulent parts and oil revenue of the Middle East following Arab Spring in 2011 has transformed country's banking industry into the largest and the biggest in the region. ...

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Life in north and east mountains was different from the sandy territories in terms of clothes, food but way of business was same among adjacent of coastline by doing trade through sea. ... There is also a great influence of Europe, East Africa and India because of immigrants from these regions went there for better opportunities and employments, they introduce different dress codes, food dishes and different activities of interests for individuals. ... Individuals with elite jobs and higher pays and high level of education are in one category, immigrants with skills and middle level of ed...

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Dubai is developing as the significant commercial gateway to the Middle East. ... Dubai also ambitions to develop as a prominent centre in the international economy, and position itself as a centre for institutional business and a gateway to the Middle Eastern region for principal and investment. ...

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" His example of the migration process from Europe to the Middle East clarified why economic crisis matters in the decision making process of migrants in choosing countries (Martin, p-672-674, 2009). ... In brief, Castles and Miller have explained the impact of immigration among the different regions in chapters 5-7, "Migration to Europe, North America and Oceania since 1945," "Migration in the Asia-Pacific Region," and "Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East and North Africa, and Latin America.... Among the regions within the world, the Middle East and ...

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