The transformation of the Red Sea into a highly fragmented arena governed through indirect proxy networks presents a structural challenge for the United States, requiring Washington to shift from a symptom-oriented maritime approach to an integrated strategy that connects Middle East and Africa policies.
Proxy Governance in the Red Sea: What Washington Misses in the Gulf–Horn Nexus / Donelli, F.. - (2026), pp. 1-3.
Proxy Governance in the Red Sea: What Washington Misses in the Gulf–Horn Nexus
Federico Donelli
2026-01-01
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The transformation of the Red Sea into a highly fragmented arena governed through indirect proxy networks presents a structural challenge for the United States, requiring Washington to shift from a symptom-oriented maritime approach to an integrated strategy that connects Middle East and Africa policies.File in questo prodotto:
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