
Stephen Hemsley Longrigg
Stephen Hemsley Longrigg was a British officer and historian known for his extensive travels and insights into the Middle East, particularly the Persian Gulf region. Serving in Iraq during the 1950s, he made significant contributions to the understanding of the geopolitical and economic dynamics of the area, especially in relation to oil wealth and its impact on regional politics. His famous speech, "Arabia's Liquid Gold," highlighted the critical role of oil in shaping the fortunes and security of Gulf states, recognizing their unique geographical vulnerabilities and the shifting nature of their desirability on the global stage. Longrigg's observations remain relevant as the Gulf region continues to navigate complex international relations and security challenges.
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Stephen Hemsley Longrigg was a British officer who served in Iraq and traveled extensively around the Persian Gulf region.
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