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Faculty of Arts
Department of Political Science
Middle East after the Arab Spring
27. 10. Democratisation processes: Egypt vs. Tunisia
Stephan Twin Tolerations
Stephan Twin Tolerations
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◄ Stepher Democratisation theory and revolts in EG and TN
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Syllabus
Book Readings
Essay 1
Essay 2
Owen State in the Middle East
Dahi Understanding-political economy of the arab revolts
UNDP's Arab Human Developments Reports 2002-2016
Freedom (2004) Arab Human Development Report
Women (2005) Arab Human Development Report
Human Security (2009)
Youth (2016)
Brown Egypt’S Failed Transition
Stepher Democratisation theory and revolts in EG and TN
LUST Why Did the Arab Uprisings Turn Out as They Did?
Tunisia - transition overview
Tunisia 5 years on
Benchemsi Outfoxing the opposition
Yom: Jordan and Morocco
Failed states - POMEPS
Springborg Arab Militaries from Lynch 2016
Syria Military Response
IGC THE SYRIAN PEOPLE’S SLOW-MOTION REVOLUTION
IGC Syrias Phase of Radicalisation
Hassan The Sectarianism of the Islamic State_ Ideological Roots and Political Context
The Gulf ’s Escalating Sectarianism
MAQDISSI THE MYTHOLOGY OF THE SECTARIAN MIDDLE EAST
Abdo Salafism Sectarianism
Brookings Beyond Sectarianism: e New Middle East Cold War
The New Arab Cold War
Islamism, Salafism: Definitions
Islamism_Morocco_Spiegel
Islamism_Tunisia_Marks
Islamism_Egypt_Brooke
Islamism_Syria_Lefevre
Against the tide: why women’s equality remains a distant dream in Arab countries
Arab Women’s Unfinished Revolution
Have the Arab Uprisings helped or harmed women’s rights?
LUST Why Did the Arab Uprisings Turn Out as They Did? ►