研究者詳細 - グレイ　マシュー　バリー

写真a

グレイ　マシュー　バリー

Scopus 論文情報

論文数: 6 Citation: 24 h-index: 3

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所属

国際学術院国際教養学部

職名

教授

ホームページ

http://researchers.waseda.jp/profile/en.b65487485ab8179b318b0dc2d2dc286d.html

経歴

2019年04月

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継続中

Waseda University School of International Liberal Studies Professor
2016年09月

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2019年04月

早稲田大学国際教養学部准教授
2013年01月

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2016年08月

The Australian National University Centre for Arab & Islamic Studies Associate Professor
2015年08月

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2016年07月

東京大学東洋文化研究所 Visiting Research Fellow
2005年01月

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2013年01月

The Australian National University Centre for Arab & Islamic Studies Senior Lecturer
2004年04月

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2005年01月

Department of Immigration, Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs, Canberra, Australia Middle East and Africa Section, International Cooperation Branch Director/Manager
2002年08月

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2004年04月

Department of Defence, Canberra, Australia Various Assistant Director
2000年08月

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2002年08月

Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) Canberra, Australia E-Commerce Coordinator
2000年03月

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2000年08月

Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) Milan Office, Italy Project Manager, Olympics
1997年08月

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2000年03月

Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) Middle East/Indian Ocean Office, Canberra, Australia Project Officer

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学歴

1995年01月

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2000年08月

The Australian National University Faculty of Arts Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
1992年02月

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1994年04月

Macquarie University Master of Arts (MA)
1989年02月

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1992年04月

Macquarie University Bachelor of Arts (BA)

所属学協会

　

　

　

日本中東学会

研究分野

地域研究 Middle Eastern studies

研究キーワード

international relations
political science
comparative political economy
Middle Eastern studies

論文

A case and research agenda for the study of scent and perfumery in the Gulf

Matthew Gray

Journal of Gulf Studies 1 ( 1 ) 41 - 58 2024年01月 [査読有り] [国際誌]

担当区分：筆頭著者

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Scholars have recently begun to turn their attention to the study of sensory perceptions, however to date their focus has overwhelmingly been on sight and sound: this is perhaps understandable, given the cultural importance of art, film and music. Crucially they are the sensations that can most easily and accurately be captured and arguably are more easily framed and described in most languages than are the sensations from smell, taste and touch. Yet smell is a crucial sense, and within this scent and fragrance are a core and universal feature of human cultures and activities. For as long as records have existed, there is plentiful evidence of scent being used in personal hygiene, mate attraction, religious ceremonies, life events, as a food additive and in a range of other social practices. The Middle East, and the Gulf more specifically, figures prominently in this history, extending to the present day, where scents and perfumes play prominent cultural and social roles and where there is a strong perfume industry with its own traditions and a growing global reach. This article is an initial scoping study and literature review of scent and perfume in the Gulf, seeking to begin a redress of the traditional neglect of the topic. It offers a case for much greater scholarly attention on the topic, given how scent and perfume connect to so many disciplines and fields within Gulf studies: history, sociology, anthropology, political science and other disciplines all stand to gain from more attention on the role and uses of fragrances in the Gulf, as do more specific interdisciplinary studies in areas such as identity, cosmopolitanism, sexuality, social class and others. While the article is necessarily cursory given the breadth of its scope, the intention is to identify an area of research currently underexamined, spark greater scholarly discussion and ultimately to trigger future research on an important aspect of the contemporary Gulf.

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The rise of minilateralism, the Indo-Pacific context, and the Arab Gulf states

Matthew Gray

Journal of the Indian Ocean Region 1 - 17 2023年11月 [査読有り]

担当区分：筆頭著者

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This paper examines the potential of minilateralism in the context of the Arab Gulf states, given changes in the global geopolitical environment. As major powers such as the United States and China vie for security and economic opportunities, the Gulf will play a crucial role. Unlike the Cold War's simple bipolar order, the 2020s are likely to involve less formal and more dynamic arrangements, termed ‘minilateralism’. This paper details the sources, nature, and scope of minilateralism, comparing it to multilateralism, and considering its strengths and weaknesses. It then examines why minilateralism is potentially appealing to Gulf leaderships and looks at possible cases and modes of minilateralism that may emerge in and around the Gulf, including India's proposed Arabian-Mediterranean Corridor and the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue. The paper's conclusions are tentative, but there is evidence that the Gulf states are revisiting their foreign policies and beginning to adopt minilateral arrangements.

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中東における「開発モデル」の探索地域間相違、経済例外主義および野心的すぎる概念

39 ( 1 ) 23 - 45 2023年 [査読有り]

担当区分：筆頭著者

　概要を見る

Abstract (Japanese):
今までの政治経済研究は、開発のモデル化、すなわち社会経済状況やビジネスを管理・強化するための普遍的かつ汎用性のある戦略や政策の定式化に注力してきたと言っても過言ではない。現に中東湾岸諸国に対しても、国家主導型から市場主導型まで、又は「ワシントン・コンセンサス」や「北京コンセンサス」などの輸入型から「ドバイモデル」などの地域固有型に至るまで、さまざまなモデルが用いられている。しかし、この探索の厳密な歴史と進展とはどんなもので、またそれは適切なアプローチであるのか。中東湾岸特有の開発過程は、広く適用可能なモデルに当てはまりうるのだろうか。それとも、現在の中東地域の開発モデルをめぐる議論は、一般的な政策の集積からフレームワークを作ろうとしているに過ぎないのか。そこで本稿では、これらの疑問について考察する。まず、当該地域の初期の開発アプローチとその問題点を検討し、次に、北京コンセンサスからドバイやカタールモデルまで、すでに提案されている新たなモデルの汎用性について吟味する。その上で、これらのモデルが中東湾岸地域の政治経済の軌道を理解するには不十分であることを明らかにする。
Gulf Security and Minilateralism: The Potential, the Problems, and the Prospects

Matthew Gray

Gull Studies Center Monograph Series Number 10 ( 10 ) 2022年02月 [査読有り]

担当区分：筆頭著者
Rentierism’s Siblings: On the Linkages between Rents, Neopatrimonialism, and Entrepreneurial State Capitalism in the Persian Gulf Monarchies

グレイマシューバリー

Journal of Arabian Studies 8 ( 1 ) 29 - 45 2018年09月 [査読有り]

　概要を見る

This paper examines rentier state theory (RST), and specifically “rentierism” as a more refined and nuanced variant of RST, arguing that while rentierism provides considerable utility in explaining the state-society relationships of the contemporary Arab states of the Persian Gulf, it is insufficient as a stand-alone explanation. It argues that rentierism needs to be considered as a political dynamic of the state-society relationship, rather than as a structural explanation for the state itself, as early RST more ambitiously sought to do. Rentierism therefore needs to be utilized in combination with two other explanatory frameworks, neopatrimonialism and state capitalism. In effect, these are rentierism’s theoretical “siblings”: they sharpen a rentier analysis by providing greater nuance into how elite networks, business-government relations, and personalized politics operate and interact in the allocative settings of the Gulf, as well as illustrating both the scope and the limits of rentierism as an explanatory framework.
Heritage, Public Space, and Cosmopolitanism in Contemporary Dubai and Qatar

グレイマシューバリー

Journal of Islamic Area Studies 9 3 - 15 2017年

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Lunar Helium-3 Fuel for Nuclear Fusion: Technology, Economics, and Resources

グレイマシューバリー

World Future Review 6 ( 2 ) 158 - 171 2014年06月 [査読有り]

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Nuclear fusion of helium-3 (3He) can be used to generate electrical power with little or no radioactive waste and no carbon emissions. Some forty-four tons of this fuel could meet the electricity needs of the United States for a year. Although rare on Earth, an estimated one million tons of 3He has collected on the surface of the moon. While it would cost approximately US$17 billion to develop a mine producing one ton of 3He per year, such an operation is commercially viable over the medium term given the estimated value of that ton of fuel: US$3.7 billion. This article outlines the technical and economic issues related to 3He and its extraction, and it presents a novel approach to estimating the worth of the fuel. The potential of 3He as a future energy source is set in the context of global energy forecasts and international efforts to investigate lunar 3He resources—including a recent Chinese mission.
A Tale of Two Middle Easts: Change and Stasis in the Arab World

グレイマシューバリー

Griffith Asia Quarterly 1 ( 2/3 ) 51 - 76 2013年 [査読有り]

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This paper argues that the past two decades or so has witnessed a dramatic rise in the wealth and economic power of some parts of the Middle East, especially the Arab monarchies of the Gulf, while the non-energy exporting states, especially the republics such as Egypt, Syria, Yemen, Libya, and even Tunisia, lagged or even stagnated. The Gulf has had the financial power to cushion the effects of economic reform, and to engage with globalization on its own terms and at its own pace. The republics, meanwhile, have either blindly undertaken neoliberal reforms, which have been deeply unpopular with many people, or have tried to resist economic change and globalization, causing their economies to stagnate. There are now, it is argued here, two 'Middle Easts': the wealthy, predominantly Gulf one, increasingly engaged with Asia and the world and adapting to external change largely on its own terms; and a republican one, left behind by economic stagnation, political dissatisfaction, and a failure to address underlying problems such as rapid population growth, urbanization, and deteriorating social services. As regional power has shifted from this republican Middle East to the Gulf one, and the nature of this regional power has transformed from something primarily military to increasingly based on economic and 'soft' power, the future of the Middle East is becoming bifurcated. One part of it is looking increasingly active and open, while the other, after the shortcomings of the 'Arab Spring' and without dramatic reform, is at risk of remaining on the periphery of the international economic system.
A Theory of ‘Late Rentierism’ in the Arab States of the Gulf

グレイマシューバリー

Center for International and Regional Studies Occasional Paper ( 7 ) 1 - 44 2011年10月 [査読有り]

　概要を見る

Rentier state theory (RST), which seeks to explain the impacts of external payments (or rents) on state-society relations and governance, has now been in wide usage for over two decades, and is still routinely cited by scholars writing on the Gulf or other parts of the world. Its tenets are widely – if by no means unanimously – accepted, and it is argued here, do retain a strong validity at the broader level. However RST has not adapted enough to explain the dramatic changes in the political economies of the Gulf in the past two decades or so, including the responses of Dubai, Bahrain, and more recently Qatar, Abu Dhabi and others, to globalization, new technology, freer trade and investment, social change, and development imperatives. It is argued here that a new phase of RST – ‘late rentierism’ – should be applied to the wealthy Arab Gulf states. The case for late rentierism is made with an emphasis on the shortcomings or oversimplifications of other rentier approaches, and then late rentierism described and explained through a discussion and elucidation of its major features and characteristics, including how these vary, or not, from those of other rentier explanations.
Teaching International Business of the Middle East: Some Conceptual, Contextual, and Pedagogical Issues

グレイマシューバリー

The Australia and New Zealand International Business Academy Annual Conference 2011 2011年 [査読有り]
Towards a Theory of ‘Late Rentierism’ in the Arab States of the Gulf

グレイマシューバリー

Australian Political Studies Association Annual Conference 2010 2010年 [査読有り]
Revisiting Saddam Hussein’s Political Language: The Sources and Roles of Conspiracy Theories

グレイマシューバリー

Arab Studies Quarterly 32 ( 1 ) 28 - 46 2010年 [査読有り]

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The article examines the political language used by Saddam Hussein, the leader of Iraq. Under discussion is Hussein's use of political speech with an emphasis on his references to conspiracy and conspiracy theories. These conspiracies appear to be divided into three categories: actual conspiracies, such as the use of faulty intelligence by George W. Bush, the U.S. president, to justify the U.S. invasion of Iraq and subsequent war, conspiracies that Hussein actually believed, and those that he used to justify a course of action and to win popular support.
Peak Oil Theory: implications for Australia’s strategic outlook and the ADF

グレイマシューバリー

Australian Defence Force Journal 180 28 - 42 2009年11月
The Politics of the ‘New State Capitalism’: The Origins and Aims of Gulf Sovereign Wealth Funds

グレイマシューバリー

Australian Political Studies Association Annual Conference 2009 2009年 [査読有り]
The Dynamics of Middle Eastern Political Language

グレイマシューバリー

Middle East Institute Insights ( 1 ) 1 - 17 2009年
Changes and Challenges in the Middle East

Matthew Gray

AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE 43 ( 4 ) 739 - 746 2008年

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Explaining Conspiracy Theories in Modern Arab Middle Eastern Political Discourse: Some Problems and Limitations of the Literature

グレイマシューバリー

Critique: Critical Middle Eastern Studies 17 ( 2 ) 155 - 174 2008年 [査読有り]
Islam in the Iraqi and Afghan Constitutions: A Comparative Perspective

グレイマシューバリー

Global Change, Peace & Security 19 ( 1 ) 17 - 34 2007年 [査読有り]

　概要を見る

Much of the controversy that surrounded the development of a constitution in Afghanistan in 2004, and in Iraq in 2005, was over the place and prominence that Islam should assume in the documents and, by extension, the role of religion in the new politics of the two states. This paper begins by providing a short background on the Islamic perspective on constitutional politics, and then moves on to consider the case studies of Afghanistan and Iraq through a detailed, comparative approach. It provides a historical context on previous constitutional experiments in the two states and the place of Islam in earlier constitutions, and then discusses the specific issues raised by the relationship between Islam and constitutionalism in contemporary Afghanistan and Iraq. In particular, the position and weight given to Islam and Islamic law in the two constitutions are considered, along with some of the strengths, weaknesses and controversies that accompanied the constitution drafting and ratification processes. The paper ends with a discussion of some of the challenges facing Iraq and Afghanistan and their new constitutions, given the dynamics and controversies outlined.

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Arafat’s Legacy, Abbas’ Challenges

グレイマシューバリー

Australian Journal of International Affairs 59 ( 2 ) 127 - 132 2005年06月

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Development strategies and the political economy of tourism in contemporary Jordan

M Gray

JORDAN IN TRANSITION 308 - 329 2001年 [査読有り]
The Relationship between Economic Liberalization and Tourism in the Middle East: A Comparative Political Economy Study of Egypt, Syria, and Jordan, 1970-2000

グレイマシューバリー

Australian National University 2000年08月 [査読有り]
The Political Economy of Tourism in North Africa: Comparative Perspectives

グレイマシューバリー

Thunderbird International Business Review 42 ( 4 ) 393 - 408 2000年 [査読有り]

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Tourism has become a salient sector in the economic‐development strategies of North Africa, despite the fact that the states of the region have met with varying degrees of success in their attempts to expand and develop their tourism sectors. This article adopts a political‐economy approach to the analysis of tourism in North Africa. Its aims are to highlight the main aspects of the region's political economy that have influenced outcomes in the tourism sector of each country, and then to explain the political dynamics that underlie the tourism sectors of the region. This article asserts that all North African states now have embraced tourism—albeit with varying amounts of enthusiasm—as a key economic industry. It examines the relationship between tourism and economic reform in the region, followed by the political dynamics of the sector, arguing that tourism is a very political affair, but for reasons different than in other sectors of the economy. It concludes with some observations on the strategic and developmental challenges that confront the development of tourism in North Africa.
Economic reform, privatization and tourism in Egypt

M Gray

MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES 34 ( 2 ) 91 - 112 1998年04月 [査読有り]

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Electoral Politics and the 1997 Elections in Yemen

グレイマシューバリー

Journal of South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies 21 ( 3 ) 31 - 47 1998年 [査読有り]
The Political Economy of Tourism in Syria: State, Society, and Economic Liberalization

グレイマシューバリー

Arab Studies Quarterly 19 ( 2 ) 57 - 73 1997年 [査読有り]
Yemen’s Political Economy since Unification and its Problems with Liberalisation

グレイマシューバリー

Journal of Arabic, Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies 3 ( 1 ) 139 - 150 1996年 [査読有り]
A New Breeze through an Ancient Land: Political Liberalization and Democratization in Contemporary Yemen

グレイマシューバリー

Macquarie University 1994年04月 [査読有り]

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書籍等出版物

Haitham’s Inheritance: Political Economy and Development Strategy in Qaboos’ Oman, 1970-2020

Mahjoob Zweiri, Farah Al Qawasmi, Contemporary Oman, The Sultan, he People, he Legacy of, Peace (Berlin, Gerlach Press( 担当：分担執筆)

Gerlach Press 2024年12月 ISBN: 9783959941846
The political economies of the Arab Gulf states: policies for change, frameworks for stasis

Shahram Akbarzadeh (ed, The Edward Elgar Handbook of, Middle East Politics( 担当：分担執筆)

Edward Elgar 2023年10月 ISBN: 9781802205626 [査読有り]

　概要を見る

Notwithstanding some variations between them, the Arab states of the Gulf – Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) – form a political-economic subregion within the Middle East and share a number of important characteristics. Overall, they are wealthier per capita than most other economies in the region, and their combined GDP, at some US$1.6 billion, is about half the total of the entire Middle East. This wealth, disproportionately derived from their oil and gas production, has been both a blessing and a curse: it has permitted broad rises in incomes and rapid development, but also distorted labour markets, state-society dynamics, and state-business relationships. These states are seeking to address some of these issues, especially through national development strategies and plans for economic diversification. Such plans, while ambitious, are not new and have been pursued, typically with only limited success, in the past. Yet as global energy dynamics shift, and the end of the oil age appears closer while changes in gas and petrochemicals also promise upheavals for producers, there is increased urgency for economic and other reforms.
This chapter examines this challenge, seeking to both illuminate the pragmatic development challenges that lie ahead, while also laying out a theoretical framework for understanding the nature of Gulf regimes and state-society and state-business relationships. It argues that the oil age, especially since the 1970s, has created political economies in the region structured around a tripartite dynamic, in which rentierism (or in the past couple of decades, “late” rentierism), entrepreneurial state capitalism, and more recently economic statecraft have formed a mutually-supportive set of political-economic structures. Ultimately, late rentierism has allowed for nuanced allocative mechanisms to remain dominant in state-society relations and financed state economic strategies; entrepreneurial state capitalism has served to smooth out rent fluctuations and consolidate regime relationships with key elites; and economic statecraft has served as a tool for state-building, nation-building, national security, and the creation of new economic and commercial opportunities. In these ways, these three features and how they interact with and reinforce each other have created a structure that very effectively serves to support the durability of extant regimes, making Gulf political economies appear quite dynamic yet resilient. The ultimate long-term question, however, is whether this structure is sufficiently adaptable for the challenges now emerging, and whether it can survive the transformation that will be needed to steer the region out of the oil age.
The Changing Security Environment in the Indo-Pacific and the Implications for the GCC

Adel Abdel Ghafar, Abdullah Baabood, Asia in the GCC, A New, Strategic Partner( 担当：分担執筆)

Middle East Council on Global Affairs, Doha and Waseda University, Tokyo 2023年07月

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Book description:

Over the past two decades, the four major Asian powers—Japan, China, India, and South Korea—have deepened their engagement across the Middle East, in particular with the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). Cooperation between the Asian powers and the GCC has been multifaceted, incorporating socio-economic, political, and security dimensions. Across the GCC, the Asian powers’ growing footprint can clearly be observed. From South Korean construction and Chinese Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) connectivity to Japanese infrastructure and technology investments and extensive Indian manpower, all indicate that these partnerships will only grow as the economic weight of the world shifts to Asia.

As the GCC countries undergo a historic process of socio-economic transition, these partnerships will become increasingly important. Fluctuating hydrocarbon revenues, demographic pressures, unemployment among Gulf youth, and a lack of economic diversification have put enormous strain on public finances. Together, these factors have created major impetus for economic reform across the GCC. In addition to socio-economic challenges, GCC countries are likely to feel the increased impact of climate change over the next decades. Asian powers will have an important role to play as GCC states address these multilayered, complex challenges.

Asian powers’ growing engagement with the GCC will come with the challenge of having to navigate an increasingly convoluted geopolitical picture. Intensifying U.S.-China competition, ongoing civil wars and unrest in the broader Middle East, inter-GCC disagreements, and tensions over Iran’s nuclear program all highlight that the four Asian powers cannot limit their engagement to the economic realm and may have to contribute to the region’s security architecture.

To examine the multifaceted and expansive socio-economic, political, and security linkages between the GCC and Asia, the Middle East Council on Global Affairs and the State of Qatar Chair for Islamic Area Studies at Waseda University initiated a two-year research project bringing together leading experts to provide in-depth, timely analysis on many of these issues. Two workshops were held, one in Doha in 2022 and one in Tokyo in 2023. Participants were invited to contribute forward-looking, policy-oriented chapters to this dossier, which focuses on key issues and trends shaping Asia-GCC relations.
Revisiting Late Rentierism

Tarik M. Yousef, Adel Abdel Ghafar (eds, The Gulf Cooperation Council, at Forty: Risk, Opportunity in, a Changing World( 担当：分担執筆)

Brookings Institution Press 2023年 ISBN: 9780815739548 [査読有り]
Qatar: Leadership transition, regional crisis, and the imperatives for reform

Martin Beck, Thomas Richter, 'Oil and the political economy in the Middle East: Post-2014 adjustment policies of the Arab Gulf and beyond'( 担当：分担執筆)

Manchester University Press 2021年07月 ISBN: 9781526149091 [査読有り]
Conspiracy theories in the Middle East

( 担当：分担執筆, 担当範囲: Michael Butter and Peter Knight (eds.) Routledge Handbook of Conspiracy Theories)

Routledge 2020年02月 ISBN: 9780815361749 [査読有り]

　概要を見る

Taking a global and interdisciplinary approach, the Routledge Handbook of Conspiracy Theories provides a comprehensive overview of conspiracy theories as an important social, cultural and political phenomenon in contemporary life.

This handbook provides the most complete analysis of the phenomenon to date. It analyses conspiracy theories from a variety of perspectives, using both qualitative and quantitative methods. It maps out the key debates, and includes chapters on the historical origins of conspiracy theories, as well as their political significance in a broad range of countries and regions. Other chapters consider the psychology and the sociology of conspiracy beliefs, in addition to their changing cultural forms, functions and modes of transmission. This handbook examines where conspiracy theories come from, who believes in them and what their consequences are.

This book presents an important resource for students and scholars from a range of disciplines interested in the societal and political impact of conspiracy theories, including Area Studies, Anthropology, History, Media and Cultural Studies, Political Science, Psychology and Sociology.

The chapter by Matthew Gray investigates the sources, dynamics, and impacts of conspiracy theories in the Middle East (in particular, the Arab world, with some mention of Iran and Israel), outlining which aspects of conspiracy theories are shared with other parts of the world and which are unique to the region, and why,

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Qatar: an ambitious small state

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：分担執筆, 担当範囲: Shahram Akbarzadeh (ed.), Routledge Handbook of International Relations in the Middle East)

Routledge 2019年

　概要を見る

https://www.routledge.com/Routledge-Handbook-of-International-Relations-in-the-Middle-East-1st-Edition/Akbarzadeh/p/book/9780415317283
The Economy of the Gulf States

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：単著)

Agenda Publishers 2019年01月 ISBN: 9781788210003

　概要を見る

https://agendapub.com/index.php/component/catalogos/?view=title&id=36
Theorizing Politics, Patronage, and Corruption in the Arab Monarchies of the Gulf

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：分担執筆, 担当範囲: Laura Ruiz de Elvira, Christoph H. Schwarz, Irene Weipert-Fenner (eds), Clientelism and Patronage in the Middle East and North Africa: Networks of Dependency)

Routledge 2018年06月
Emerging Trends and Debates in Gulf Studies

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：分担執筆, 担当範囲: Katlyn Quenzer, Maria Syed, and Elisabeth Yarbakhsh (eds), Emerging Scholarship on the Middle East and Central Asia)

Lexington Books 2018年04月
Theoretical approaches to the political economy of tourism in the GCC states

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：分担執筆, 担当範囲: Marcus L. Stephenson and Ala Al-Hamarneh (eds), International Tourism Development and the Gulf Cooperation Council States: Challenges and Opportunities)

Routledge 2017年
Political Economy Dynamics in the Arab Gulf States: Implications for Political Transition

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：分担執筆, 担当範囲: Amin Saikal (ed.), The Arab World and Iran: A Turbulent Region in Transition)

Palgrave Macmillan 2016年
Saudi Arabia: Regional Politics and the Rivalry with Iran

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：分担執筆, 担当範囲: Karl Yambert (ed.), Security Issues in the Greater Middle East)

Praeger 2016年
Global Security Watch―Saudi Arabia

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：単著)

Praeger 2014年12月 ISBN: 9780313386992

　概要を見る

http://www.abc-clio.com/product.aspx?isbn=9780313386992
Western Theories about Conspiracy Theories and the Middle Eastern Context: The Scope and Limits of Explanatory Transpositions

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：分担執筆, 担当範囲: Michael Butter and Maurus Reinkowski (eds), Conspiracy Theories in the United States and the Middle East: A Comparative Approach)

de Gruyter 2014年
Chapter Two: Rentier State Theory, State-Society Relations, Peak Oil – Considerations for the GCC Countries

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：分担執筆, 担当範囲: Fahhad Alharbi, Sayeed Shawkath, Abdulaziz Alhies and Abdulrahman Alshehri (eds), Peak Oil: Challenges and Opportunities for the GCC Countries)

Arabic and International Relations Forum 2014年
Qatar: Politics and the Challenges of Development

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：単著)

Lynne Rienner 2013年04月 ISBN: 9781588269287

　概要を見る

https://www.rienner.com/title/Qatar_Politics_and_the_Challenges_of_Development
The 2011 Bahrain Uprising: Its Sources, Impact, and Lessons

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：分担執筆, 担当範囲: Benjamin Isakhan, Fethi Mansouri and Shahram Akbarzadeh (eds), The Arab Revolutions in Context: Civil Society and Democracy in a Changing Middle East)

Melbourne University Press 2012年
Political Culture, Political Dynamics, and Conspiracism in the Arab Middle East

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：分担執筆, 担当範囲: Arndt Graf, Schirin Fathi and Ludwig Paul (eds), Orientalism and Conspiracy. Essays in Honor of Sadik al-Azm)

I. B. Taurus 2011年
Conspiracy Theories in the Arab World: Sources and Politics

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：単著)

Routledge 2010年06月 ISBN: 9780415575188

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The Cold War and Propaganda, Ideology and Conspiracy Theories in the Middle East

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：分担執筆, 担当範囲: Kathleen Starck (ed.), Between Fear and Freedom: Cultural Representations of the Cold War)

Cambridge Scholars Publishing 2010年
Development Strategies and the Political Economy of Tourism in Contemporary Jordan

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：分担執筆, 担当範囲: George Joffé (ed), Jordan in Transition, 1990-2000)

Hurst & Company 2002年
Political Transformation, Economic Reform, and Tourism in Syria

グレイマシューバリー( 担当：分担執筆, 担当範囲: Yiorgos Apostolopoulos, Lila Leontidou & Philippos J. Loukissas (eds), Mediterranean Tourism: Facets of Socioeconomic Development and Cultural Change)

Routledge 2000年

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講演・口頭発表等

Branding and State-Building in the Arab Gulf States: The Cases of Qatar and Dubai

グレイマシューバリー

Islam and Multiculturalism: History, Challenges and Prospects (Waseda University, Tokyo)

発表年月： 2016年12月
Rentier Wealth: Cure or Curse for the Gulf States?

グレイマシューバリー

The “Resource Curse” in the Gulf Working Group (Center for International and Regional Studies, Georgetown University Qatar, Doha, Qatar)

発表年月： 2016年10月
Situating the Debate: The Case for a Re-imagination of the Gulf’s Politics

グレイマシューバリー

Japan Association of Middle East Studies (JAMES) Annual Conference 2016 (Keio University, Tokyo) Japan Association of Middle East Studies

発表年月： 2016年05月
Heritage, Development and the Symbolism of Public Spaces in the Arab Gulf States: National Identities and Pseudo-Cosmopolitanism in Doha and Dubai

グレイマシューバリー

2014 Exeter/Georgetown Gulf Conference: The Heritage Boom in the Gulf; Critical and Interdisciplinary Perspectives (University of Exeter, UK)

発表年月： 2014年09月
The Arab Gulf Political Economies and Problems of Political Transition and Pluralism

グレイマシューバリー [招待有り]

The Arab World, Iran, and the Major Powers (Australian National University, Canberra, Australia)

発表年月： 2014年06月
The Categorization and Delineation of Rentierism: With Special Reference to Tourism

グレイマシューバリー

Gulf Research Meeting 2013 (University of Cambridge, UK) Gulf Research Center

発表年月： 2013年07月
Rentier State Theory, State-Society Dynamics and Peak Oil: Considerations for the GCC Countries

グレイマシューバリー [招待有り]

Peak Oil: Challenges and Opportunities for the GCC Countries (Doha, Qatar) Forum for Arab and International Relations/Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute

発表年月： 2013年04月
Critiquing the ‘Dubai Model’: Its Scope and Limits in the Study of the Political Economy of Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Bahrain

グレイマシューバリー

2012 Gulf Studies Conference (University of Exeter, UK) Institute of Arabic & Islamic Studies

発表年月： 2012年07月
Theoretical Approaches to the Political Economy of Tourism in the Arab Gulf States

グレイマシューバリー

Gulf Research Meeting 2012 (University of Cambridge, UK)

発表年月： 2012年07月
The Gulf One Year On: The Impacts of the Bahrain Uprising

グレイマシューバリー [招待有り]

The Middle East in Revolt: The First Anniversary (University of Melbourne, Australia)

発表年月： 2012年03月
Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and the Arab states of the Gulf: The political, economic and regional consequences of the 2011 protests

グレイマシューバリー [招待有り]

The Arab Revolutions in Content: Socio-Political Implications for the Middle East and Beyond (The University of Melbourne, Australia) Joint Forum with Deakin University and the University of Melbourne

発表年月： 2011年06月
Teaching International Business of the Middle East: Some Conceptual, Contextual, and Pedagogical Issues

グレイマシューバリー

The Australia and New Zealand International Business Academy (ANZIBA) Annual Conference 2011 (Monash University, Melbourne, Australia) Australia and New Zealand International Business Academy (ANZIBA)

発表年月： 2011年04月
Western Theories about Conspiracy Theories and the Middle Eastern Context: The Scope and Limits of Explanatory Transpositions

グレイマシューバリー [招待有り]

Conspiracy Theories in the Middle East and the United States: A Comparative Approach (University of Freiburg, Germany) Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies (FRIAS)

発表年月： 2011年01月
UAE and Kuwaiti Sovereign Wealth Funds

グレイマシューバリー [招待有り]

Politics of Sovereign Wealth Funds (Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia)

発表年月： 2009年11月
The Politics of the ‘New State Capitalism’: The Origins and Aims of Gulf Sovereign Wealth Funds

グレイマシューバリー

Australian Political Studies Association Annual Conference 2009 (Macquarie University, Sydney) Australian Political Studies Association (APSA)

発表年月： 2009年09月
The Failure of Constitutionalism in Iraq

グレイマシューバリー

British International Studies Association Annual Conference (University of Exeter, UK) British International Studies Association (BISA)

発表年月： 2008年12月
The Cold War and Propaganda and Conspiracy Theories in the Arab Middle East

グレイマシューバリー

Cultural Representations of the Cold War (University of Osnabrück, Germany) Institut für Anglistik/Amerikanistik

発表年月： 2008年12月
The Politics of Conspiracy Theories in the Middle East

グレイマシューバリー

Second World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies (Amman, Jordan) World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies

発表年月： 2006年06月
The Place of Islam in the Iraqi and Afghani Constitutions

グレイマシューバリー

Law, Religion and Social Change (Australian National University, Canberra) School of Law

発表年月： 2006年05月
Leadership Transition and the Politics of Economic Reform in Bashar’s Syria

グレイマシューバリー

2005 Middle East and Central Asia Conference (University of Utah, Salt Lake City, USA)

発表年月： 2005年09月
Political Culture, Political Dynamics, and Conspiracism in the Arab Middle East

グレイマシューバリー

‘Orientalism and Conspiracy’ Workshop in Honour of Sadik al-Azm (University of Hamburg, Germany) Asia-Africa-Institute

発表年月： 2005年06月

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Misc

Branding and State-Building in the Arab Gulf States: The Cases of Qatar and Dubai

グレイマシューバリー

Proceedings of the conference: Islam and Multiculturalism: History, Challenges and Prospects, eds. Tetsu Akiyama, Wakao Kumakura and Ryuichi Sugiyama (Tokyo: Organization for Islamic Area Studies, Waseda University, 2016) 77 - 83 2016年 [招待有り]

講演資料等（セミナー，チュートリアル，講習，講義他）

担当経験のある科目(授業)

The Gulf Strategic Environment (postgraduate course) (taught 2005-2015)

Australian National University
Dynamics of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (postgraduate course) (taught 2005-2010)

Australian National University
Issues of Development in the Middle East (postgraduate course) (taught 2005-2014)

Australian National University
The Dynamics of Business in the Middle East (undergraduate course) (taught 2009-2015)

Australian National University
The Political Economy of the Middle East (undergraduate course) (taught 2007-2014)

Australian National University
Special Topic in Culture and Communication: Introduction to Middle Eastern Studies (postgraduate course)

Waseda University
Advanced Seminar (undergraduate course)

Waseda University
Advanced Course: Selected Topics in Middle Eastern Studies: The Iraq Wars (undergraduate course)

Waseda University
Intermediate Seminar: International Politics in the Middle East (undergraduate course)

Waseda University
Intermediate Course: Reform and Development in Middle Eastern Political Economies (undergraduate course)

Waseda University
Introductory Course: The Political Economy of the Middle East (undergraduate course)

Waseda University
First Year Seminar IB: Introduction to Tourism Studies (undergraduate course)

Waseda University
First Year Seminar IIB: Debating Political Stability (undergraduate course)

Waseda University

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