Regionalism and Rebellion in Yemen

Explore the intricate dynamics of Yemen's politics in "Regionalism and Rebellion in Yemen" by Stephen W. Day, published by Cambridge University Press in 2012. Spanning 368 pages, this insightful study reveals how Yemen's recent history reflects its longstanding regional divisions. Despite the national unification in 1990, the complexities of the Yemeni state continue to be shaped by regional fragmentation and resistance to government authority. Day meticulously examines the strategic aspects of Yemen's domestic politics in the post-1990 era, making this book essential for anyone interested in political science, especially regarding government and international relations. Discover the layers of Yemen’s political landscape and understand the forces that have shaped its modern identity.