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mods: Huthi movement in Yemen ideology, ambition and security in the Arab Gulf EBSCOhost text bibliography Electronic books. enk 2021 2022 First edition. monographic eng remote 1 online resource ( 320 pages.) : 1. Introduction, Abdullah Hamidaddin, Foreign Policy Research Institute, USA and King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies, Saudi Arabia -- I. What are the Huthis? -- 2. The Dominant Political Themes between Malazin of Husain al-Houthi and Speeches of Abdulmalik al-Houthi, Mohammed Almahfali, Lund University, Sweden -- 3. Huthi resilience factors, Mohammad al-Basha, Navanti Group, USA -- 4. Role of history in the Huthi movement's addressing of grievances, Alexander Weissenburger, Austrian Academy of Science, Austria -- II. Reconfiguring Yemen's society -- 5. Huthis & Zadysim & Religious authority, Bernard Haykel, Princeton University, USA -- 6. Huthi Media, Hannah Porter, DT Global, USA -- 7. Hashemism and anti-Hashemism, Gregory Johnsen, Brookings Institution, USA -- 8. Houthis and Tribes: History and Outlook, Marieke Brandt, Austrian Academy of Science, Austria -- 9. Women and the Houthi movement, Ewa Strzelecka 10. The Extent to Which Houthi Ideology is Shaping the Education of Yemeni Youth, Shaker al-Ashwal, Yemeni American League, USA -- 11. The Houthi Zamil: Between Folk Literature and Propaganda, Emily Sumner, University of Minnesota, USA -- III. Re-Engineering the State -- 12. Refashioning Institutions At The District And Governorate Level In The North, Joshua Rogers, SOAS, University of London, UK -- 13. The Nature of Civil-Military Relations in Houthi Territories, Anthony Chimente, Gulf State Analytics, USA -- 14. Visions of governance (including concept of al-Alam), Charles Schmitz, Towson University, USA -- IV. Regional Impact -- 15. Hybrid Warfare -- Lessons from the Saudi-led Coalition's Intervention in Yemen 2015-2020, James Spencer, The Jamestown Foundation, USA -- 16. The Huthis' impact on the Yemeni-Saudi Frontier: From Borderland to Sec…