Through a diverse array of case studies from countries around the world, Popular Contention, Regime, and Transition places the Arab Spring uprisings in comparative perspective, demonstrating the similarities and parallels between contentious events in democratic and authoritarian-like regimes.
Through a diverse array of case studies from countries around the world, Popular Contention, Regime, and Transition places the Arab Spring uprisings in comparative perspective, demonstrating the similarities and parallels between contentious events in democratic and authoritarian-like regimes.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Eitan Y Alimi is Associate Professor of Political Sociology at Hebrew University of Jerusalem and co-author of The Dynamics of Radicalization (2015). Avraham Sela is A. Ephraim and Shirley Diamond Family Professor Emeritus of International Relations at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Mario Sznajder is Leon Blum Professor of Political Science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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* INTRODUCTION * Popular Contention, Regime, and Transition: A Comparative Perspective * Eitan Alimi * PART I: BETWEEN STRUCTURE AND CONTENTION * 1. Modes of Coordination of Contentious Collective Action in the Middle-East * Mario Diani and Caelum Moffatt * 2. Do Organizational Structures Matter for Protests in Non-Democratic African Countries? * Katia Pilati * 3. Qualities of Democracy, Dissatisfaction and Contention in Latin America: The Role of Equality, Freedom and Responsiveness * Mario Quaranta * 4. Regimes, Resources, and Regional Intervention: Understanding the Openings and Trajectories for Contention in the Middle East and North Africa * Jack A. Goldstone * PART II: PROCESSES AND TRAJECTORIES OF CONTENTION * 5. The Drivers of Diffusion: Comparing 1989, the Color Revolutions and the Arab Uprisings * Valerie Bunce * 6. Double Legitimacy Crises and Dynamics of Contention in Ethnic Democracies * Gregory Maney * 7. When Repression Fails to Backfire: Movement's Powers, State's Power, and Conditions Conducive to International Intervention * Eitan Y. Alimi and David Meyer * 8. Understanding Dynamics, Endogeneity and Complexity in Protest Campaigns: A Comparative Analysis of Egypt (2011) and Iran (1977-1979) * Karen Rasler * PART III: BETWEEN TRANSITION AND CONTENTION * 9. Regime Transitions, Anti-dictatorship Struggles, and the Future of Protest in Democratizing Settings * Vincent Boudreau * 10. Chile's Winter of Discontent: Is Protest Achieving Deeper Democratization? * Mario Sznajder * 11. The 2011 Israeli Protest Movement between the Arab Spring and the Occupy Movement: A Hybrid Model? * Gayil Talshir * CONCLUSION * The Arab Revolts in Comparative Historical Perspective * Avraham Sela
* INTRODUCTION * Popular Contention, Regime, and Transition: A Comparative Perspective * Eitan Alimi * PART I: BETWEEN STRUCTURE AND CONTENTION * 1. Modes of Coordination of Contentious Collective Action in the Middle-East * Mario Diani and Caelum Moffatt * 2. Do Organizational Structures Matter for Protests in Non-Democratic African Countries? * Katia Pilati * 3. Qualities of Democracy, Dissatisfaction and Contention in Latin America: The Role of Equality, Freedom and Responsiveness * Mario Quaranta * 4. Regimes, Resources, and Regional Intervention: Understanding the Openings and Trajectories for Contention in the Middle East and North Africa * Jack A. Goldstone * PART II: PROCESSES AND TRAJECTORIES OF CONTENTION * 5. The Drivers of Diffusion: Comparing 1989, the Color Revolutions and the Arab Uprisings * Valerie Bunce * 6. Double Legitimacy Crises and Dynamics of Contention in Ethnic Democracies * Gregory Maney * 7. When Repression Fails to Backfire: Movement's Powers, State's Power, and Conditions Conducive to International Intervention * Eitan Y. Alimi and David Meyer * 8. Understanding Dynamics, Endogeneity and Complexity in Protest Campaigns: A Comparative Analysis of Egypt (2011) and Iran (1977-1979) * Karen Rasler * PART III: BETWEEN TRANSITION AND CONTENTION * 9. Regime Transitions, Anti-dictatorship Struggles, and the Future of Protest in Democratizing Settings * Vincent Boudreau * 10. Chile's Winter of Discontent: Is Protest Achieving Deeper Democratization? * Mario Sznajder * 11. The 2011 Israeli Protest Movement between the Arab Spring and the Occupy Movement: A Hybrid Model? * Gayil Talshir * CONCLUSION * The Arab Revolts in Comparative Historical Perspective * Avraham Sela
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