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US Policy in Arab Gulf Opinion: Data from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait

Volume 3|Issue 6| Oct 2019 |Arab Opinion Index Analysis
DOI: Saudi Arabia Kuwait US Policy Arab Opinion

Abstract

​This study aims to present the results of the Saudi and Kuwaiti opinion poll on US policy in the Arab region. The study attempts to analyze how Gulf Arab citizens view US policy since President Donald Trump took office Kuwaiti respondents have more condemned US policies in the last five years than the Saudis. The study draws on data provided by the Arab Opinion Index, which has been published by the Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies every year since 2011.

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Dana El Kurd
Dana El Kurd

Researcher at the Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies. She holds a Ph.D. in Government and Political Science from the University of Texas at Austin with a focus on Comparative Politics and International Relations. She has written periodically for publications such as The New Arab, the Washington Post's Monkee Cage blog and Foreign Affairs magazine. Her work has been published in Middle East Law and Governance, Journal of Arabian Studies, Paramters and Siyasat Arabiya. 
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