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Why Arab Planning Fails
The article argues that widespread failures in Arab political and administrative planning stem from reliance on personal opinions and immediate reactions rather than scientific analysis, evidence, and systematic models. Drawing on the Yemen crisis, it examines the Houthis through the lens of political realism and compares their experience with that of six armed movements. It concludes that strategic mistakes have repeatedly been made, and that there is a disconnect between diagnosing a crisis and choosing the tools to address it. The article also notes that many agreements lacked mechanisms for verification and oversight, as well as guarantees. Only one or two of the six key elements for dealing with armed factions were clearly used, reflecting the absence of an integrated strategy.
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