The stability of Saudi Arabia is largely determined by the nature of its political system, which is, in large part, centered on the ruling Al Saud family.
An edition of Succession in Saudi Arabia
(2001)
Succession in Saudi Arabia
by Joseph A. Kechichian
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Succession in Saudi Arabia
July 6, 2001, Palgrave Macmillan
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