Stabilising the Contemporary Middle East and North Africa: Regional Actors and New Approaches

1. Introduction Victor Gervais and Saskia van Genugten Part 1: Changing Contexts
2. The Evolution of the Regional Security Complex in the MENA Region Christian Koch
3. Global Tipping Point? Stabilisation in Afghanistan Since 2001 Mark Sedra
4. A Diplomatic Perspective on Stabilisation Bernardino León Gross

5. Non-State Armed Actors and Transitions from Conflict to Peace: Lessons from Peace Processes and Implications for Stabilisation Ed Marques and Sylvia Rognvik
Part II: New Actors
6. GCC Approaches to Stabilisation: Compatible or Competing? Timo Behr
7. Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Turkey: The Political Drivers of 'Stabilisation' Neil Quilliam
8. Beyond Daesh. The UAE's Approach and Contribution to International Stabilisation and Reconstruction Efforts in Iraq Victor Gervais
9. Economic Stabilisation of the MENA Region: 'Old' vs 'New' Actors Saskia van Genugten, with Neil Quilliam
Part III: Emerging Issues
10. Urban Warfare: Stabilisation of Cities Virginia Comolli
11. Redrawing the Lines in the Sand? Quests for Decentralisation, Regional Autonomy and Independence among Syrian Kurds and South Yemeni separatists Leo Kwarten
12. Egypt and Turkey: Identity as a Source of Instability Steven Cook
13. Distributing Justice: Transitional Justice and Stabilisation in North Africa Zinaida Miller
14. The Soldier and the Curator: The Challenges of Defending Cultural Property in Conflict Areas Jean-Gabriel Leturcq and Jean-Loup Samaan