Egypt and the Gulf : a renewed regional policy alliance / edited by Robert Mason.

Includes bibliographical references.

PART 1. EGYPT-GULF RELATIONS IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE : 1. Brothers in Arms, Strangers in Love ; Mapping the Trajectory of Flows Between Two Different Socio-Religious Models in Egypt and Saudi Arabia - 2. The Muslim Brotherhood and the Gulf States ; Implications of their Relationship with Egypt - 3. Saudi-Egyptian Relations in Historical Perspective ; The Foundations of a Solid Entente -- PART 2. EGYPT's CONTENTIOUS REGIONAL RELATIONS : 4. The Qatari-Saudi-Egyptian Triangle After the Arab Spring - 5. Egypt-Turkey Relations in Context: What Role for the GCC States? -- PART 3. EGYPT's STRATEGIC RELATIONS : 6. Saudi Arabia and Egypt's Strategic Relationship ; Continuities and Transformations After King Abdullah's Death - 7. Tactical Alliance? The Relationship between Egypt under El-Sisi, Saudi-Arabia and the UAE -- PART 4. EGYPT's ROLE AND PLACE IN THE REGIONAL ORDER : 8. The Development of Egypt-GCC Relations and its Impact on Gulf and Regional Security - 9. Egypt's Relations with the Arab and Islamic Worlds: What Hope for a Former Hegemon.