This 128‑page volume presents a strategic analysis of security issues in the Arab Gulf region. Drawing on contemporary research, the author examines the underlying causes of conflict, the geopolitical dynamics that shaped the 1991 Persian Gulf War, and the broader implications for national security in the area. The study combines historical context with policy‑oriented insights, offering readers a concise yet comprehensive overview of the factors that continue to influence stability in the Gulf. Intended for scholars, policymakers, and anyone interested in Middle Eastern security affairs, the work situates the 1991 conflict within a larger framework of regional tensions and strategic considerations. It serves as a useful reference for understanding how past events inform present and future security challenges in the Arab Gulf.

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