Gulf Cooperation Council Law - Comparative Study by Abdullah Abdul Latif Al-Musallamani

The origin of this book is a scientific thesis by which Dr. Abdullah bin Abdul Latif Al-Muslimani obtained his doctorate from the University of London (LSE) in 1989. Although the first edition of the book has been out for nearly three decades since its re-publication, it remains one of the best references in its field; as it addressed with foundational study, in-depth analysis, and constructive critique, the Gulf system in all its dimensions, providing a comprehensive scientific perspective on its geopolitical conditions and legal nature, discussing the data and obstacles that hinder its transition from a confederation to a federation, which we still seek in the Gulf Cooperation Council since its establishment in 1981. The book also provides models of constitutional arrangements within the member states, bilateral and collective agreements, and their interactions with international treaties. There is no doubt that publishing such an academic work, which explores the sensitive regional system for the entire world, fulfills the passion of scholars, researchers, and decision-makers to understand the correct frameworks and scientific and practical strategic solutions.