Democratic transitions in the Arab world
"In section two we present definitions of the democratic transitions index and highlight preliminary associations and trends for some pivotal variables used in the analysis. Section three presents the empirical model and outlines the econometric strategy for estimating it. Section four presents...
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Cambridge
Cambridge University Press
2017
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| Schlagworte: |
Democracy
> Arab Spring, 2010-
> Demokratisierung
> Politisches System
> Politischer Wandel
> Einflussgröße
> Interesse
> Politik
> Soziales Feld
> Entwicklung
> Tendenz
> Konsolidierung
> Autoritarismus
> Arab countries
> Politics and government
> Arabische Staaten
> Aufsatzsammlung
> Arabischer Frühling
> Demokratie
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Tag hinzufügen | Zusammenfassung: | "In section two we present definitions of the democratic transitions index and highlight preliminary associations and trends for some pivotal variables used in the analysis. Section three presents the empirical model and outlines the econometric strategy for estimating it. Section four presents the core econometric results and tests a set of hypotheses concerning the role of resource rents, home wars and partial democracy, as well as Arab and non-Arab regional dummies"-- Machine generated contents note: Introduction / Ibrahim Elbadawi and Samir Makdisi; Part I. Conceptual and Cross-Country Perspectives: 1. Explaining democratic transitions in the Arab world / Ibrahim Elbadawi and Samir Makdisi; 2. Overcoming induced insecurities: stabilising Arab democracies after the Spring / Abdelwahab El-Affendi; Part II. Case Studies: Successful, Protracted and Painful Transitions: 3. Tunisia: the prospects for democratic consolidation / Mongi Boughzala and Saoussen Ben Romdhane; 4. Egypt: the protracted transition from authoritarianism to democracy and social justice / Noha El Mikawy, Mohamed Mohieddin and Sarah El Ashmaouy; 5. Syria: the painful transition towards democracy / Raed Safadi and Simon Neaime; 6. Kuwaiti democracy: elusive or resilient? / Ibrahim Elbadawi and Atif Kubursi; 7. Lebanon: sectarian consociationalism and the transition to a fully fledged democracy / Samir Makdisi and Youssef El Khalil; 8. Sudan: transition to democracy after 2011, a dismembered state navigating uncertainties / Atta Elbattahani; Part III. Concluding Observations: 9. Resistance to and prospects for democracy / Ibrahim Elbadawi and Samir Makdisi Introduction Ibrahim Elbadawi and Samir Makdisi. - Part I. Conceptual and Cross-Country Perspectives: 1. Explaining democratic transitions in the Arab world Ibrahim Elbadawi and Samir Makdisi. - 2. Overcoming induced insecurities: stabilising Arab democracies after the Spring Abdelwahab El-Affendi. - Part II. Case Studies: Successful, Protracted and Painful Transitions: 3. Tunisia: the prospects for democratic consolidation Mongi Boughzala and Saoussen Ben Romdhane. - 4. Egypt: the protracted transition from authoritarianism to democracy and social justice Noha El Mikawy, Mohamed Mohieddin and Sarah El Ashmaouy. - 5. Syria: the painful transition towards democracy Raed Safadi and Simon Neaime. - 6. Kuwaiti democracy: elusive or resilient? Ibrahim Elbadawi and Atif Kubursi. - 7. Lebanon: sectarian consociationalism and the transition to a fully fledged democracy Samir Makdisi and Youssef El Khalil. - 8. Sudan: transition to democracy after 2011, a dismembered state navigating uncertainties Atta Elbattahani. - Part III. Concluding Observations: 9. Resistance to and prospects for democracy Ibrahim Elbadawi and Samir Makdisi |
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| Beschreibung: | Literaturverzeichnis Seiote 313-333 und Index |
| Beschreibung: | xvi, 339 Seiten Illustrationen 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781316615782 978-1-316-61578-2 9781107164208 978-1-107-16420-8 |