Titlebook: Kuwait Amid War, Peace and Revolution; 1979-1991 and New Ch Lori Plotkin Boghardt Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pub

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History and Government of Internal Security in Kuwait,ernal security problems. This chapter traces Kuwait’s contemporary internal security predicament, and the national security apparatus set up to address it, back to the 1930s, when the Kuwaiti ruler, Shaykh Ahmad al-Jabir al-Sabah, began to profit from oil concessions.

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,Old and New Antagonisms after the Ceasefire, September 1988–July 1990,panied it at home, would spur the al-Sabah leadership to restore civil-political privileges such as parliamentary life, a freer press and a less strict, security-obsessed environment. Socially, Kuwaitis hoped that tensions between Sunni and Shiite citizens would be eased. In essence, Kuwaitis anticipated a return to “normalcy.”

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,Loyalty, Opposition and the Iraqi Invasion, August 1990–August 1991, the occupation obviously held broad implications for security issues internal to the Kuwaiti polity. In fact, in some ways the Iraqi occupation served as an ultimate test of internal security in the case of extreme external insecurity for the al-Sabah leadership.

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