نوع مقاله : مقاله پژوهشی
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عنوان مقاله [English]
نویسنده [English]
In oil-exporting countries, one of the factors that has made these countries undemocratic and turned to authoritarian and undemocratic governments has been relying on oil revenues. Thus, it can be said that in oil countries, oil has become the political and economic aspect of these countries, and in practice, the separation of oil economy and politics in these countries is meaningless. This study is a case study of Bahrain as a rentier state and seeks economic and political damage. The main source of income is oil revenues. The economy of Bahrain, like the neighboring countries of the Persian Gulf, was economically dependent on pearls and trade, which after the discovery of oil was affected by oil revenues so that oil revenues of all economic sectors of Bahrain. It shows that Bahrain has suffered from Dutch disease and the crisis caused by the rent-seeking economy, with statistics showing that its economy is booming and the government's debt to the outside world, and that the role of oil dollars in these crises is becoming more pronounced. With the entry of oil revenues into the political structure, the bureaucratic, undemocratic and irresponsible government was transformed and with full domination, it shifted its political structures to a non-democratic government. Authoritarian and irresponsible to the Bahraini government because the government could only survive on oil dollars and oil revenues, and these revenues were able to consolidate the non-democratic and powerful government that used the oil tools
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