Political succession is one of the most timely issues in the contemporary Middle East. In this new study the author examines the process and shows how respect for those in authority and tribal codes of loyalty have been far more influential in maintaining regimes than security institutions and political repression.
Political succession is one of the most timely issues in the contemporary Middle East. In this new study the author examines the process and shows how respect for those in authority and tribal codes of loyalty have been far more influential in maintaining regimes than security institutions and political repression.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Anthony Billingsley is a lecturer at the University of New South Wales in Australia, having spent many years in the diplomatic and intelligence areas. His areas of interest include the politics of the Middle East, especially the Gulf region, as well as international and constitutional law.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. The Arab Political Tradition 2. Competing Influences: Tribalism, Islam and Outsiders in the Arab World 3. The Just Prince: Leadership and Legitimacy in the Arab World 4. Family First: Arab Succession and Dynasticism 5. Constitutionalism and Constitutions: The Challenge of Succession 6. Back to the Future: Arab Monarchies 7. Hybrids: Monarchic Republics of the Arab World 8. Tradition Versus Change: The Challenge of Dynasticism in the Arab Political Tradition
Introduction 1. The Arab Political Tradition 2. Competing Influences: Tribalism, Islam and Outsiders in the Arab World 3. The Just Prince: Leadership and Legitimacy in the Arab World 4. Family First: Arab Succession and Dynasticism 5. Constitutionalism and Constitutions: The Challenge of Succession 6. Back to the Future: Arab Monarchies 7. Hybrids: Monarchic Republics of the Arab World 8. Tradition Versus Change: The Challenge of Dynasticism in the Arab Political Tradition
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