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East Asia Institute assesses the pact as part of a changing Gulf security order

·East Asia Institute
EAI assesses the agreement through the decline of exclusive U.S.-centred Gulf security arrangements and the rise of more diversified partnerships. It argues that the pact was still closer to declaratory deterrence than integrated defence at this stage, with institutionalisation, military integration and the U.S. response identified as major variables.
Gulf securityDeclaratory deterrenceInstitutionalisationUnited StatesSaudi ArabiaPakistanTürkiye
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