China’s influence on the Middle Eastern stance on Xinjiang: Case studies of Saudi Arabia and Iran – Tea Gugo
Tea Gugo
Master's thesis
China’s influence on the Middle Eastern stance on Xinjiang: Case studies of Saudi Arabia and Iran
China’s influence on the Middle Eastern stance on Xinjiang: Case studies of Saudi Arabia and Iran
Abstract:
For years, Xinjiang has faced unrest affecting its Uyghur Muslim population, intensifying regional instability. The Chinese government suppresses separatist movements and "religious activities," restricting freedoms. Arab states denounce Xinjiang terrorist attacks and reject external interference, but individual reactions are often absent, a phenomenon this thesis explores. Despite ongoing Uyghur internment …moreAbstract:
For years, Xinjiang has faced unrest affecting its Uyghur Muslim population, intensifying regional instability. The Chinese government suppresses separatist movements and "religious activities," restricting freedoms. Arab states denounce Xinjiang terrorist attacks and reject external interference, but individual reactions are often absent, a phenomenon this thesis explores. Despite ongoing Uyghur internment …more
Language used: English
Date on which the thesis was submitted / produced: 26. 6. 2024
Identifier:
https://vskp.vse.cz/eid/94272
Thesis defence
- Date of defence: 11. 9. 2024
- Supervisor: Jeremy Alan Garlick
- Reader: Pavel Přikryl
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ISO 690-compliant citation record:
GUGO, Tea. \textit{China’s influence on the Middle Eastern stance on Xinjiang: Case studies of Saudi Arabia and Iran}. Online. Master's thesis. Praha: University of Economics, Prague. 2024. Available from: https://theses.cz/id/99qhg4/.
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Master programme:
International and Diplomatic Studies