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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments

Introduction

1. Setting the Stage

2. The Subtle Powers of a Small State

3. Foreign Policy and Power Projection

4. The Stability of Royal Autocracy

5. State Capacity and High Modernism

6. Qatar’s Moment in History

Notes

Bibliography