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All items tagged YemenOpen Think Tank ArticlesFebruary 9, 2012 | The Yemeni QuestionDave Roddenberry: As Yemen continues its downward trajectory, its strategic position means a multinational intervention must be considered. Though this would be a heavy undertaking, if Western nations learn from previous interventions and peace-keeping operations, they could turn Yemen from a liability into an ally. ... MoreJanuary 12, 2012 | Yemen's Year-Long SpringAlexandra Lewis: Yemen was hit hard by the Arab Spring, which has a cross-national appeal that has somewhat obscured its distinctiveness in each country. Demonstrations in Yemen are strongly correlated with long-standing grievances on security and development, yet protests have become entwined with existing power struggles and difficult to disentangle from local conflicts. ... MoreFebruary 16, 2011 | Stabilizing YemenAlexandra Lewis: While Yemen is often associated with only terrorism and al Qaeda, its extensive troubles are largely the result of a weak economy and state. The key to overcoming the political and economic instabilities lies, not only in traditional humanitarian and development aid but in establishing a sense of legitimacy between the government and the people. ... MoreJanuary 28, 2011 | Democratic Change in the Arab World?
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