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Democratization in the Middle East: Experiences, struggles, challenges

Date

2003

Authors

Saikal, Amin

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United Nations University Press

Abstract

Drawing on analyses of Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syriaas well as the North African nations of Algeria, Libya, Morocco, and Tunisiathis book examines patterns of democratization; the relationship between civil society and the state; the impact of Islam and Islamic movements; and the interdependence of development, peace and democratization, and political and economic transition.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/86239

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ANU Research Publications

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Book

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Open Access

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Creative Commons

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