This book, which contains 19 scholarly papers grouped into five thematic parts, broadly deals with social-political forces, ideas, discourses, and events that have shaped the emergence of the Arab Spring, while delineating its broad meanings and contours. It examines the contentious issue of the relationship between Islamism, the nation-state, and democracy in the context of Arab world, and it discusses the strengths, weaknesses, limitations, and prospects of Arab Spring for the democratic transformation of Arab societies. In addition, the book also analyzes the role of major international powers in, as well as regional implications of, the Arab Spring. *** "As demonstrated in this book, the Arab Spring succeeded in bringing about certain democratic changes in the Arab world, but not all that the Arab people wanted; nor was it similar in all Arab countries - in some, its successes were muted or followed by dissensions. Institutional transformations and stability are bound to eventually emerge, and this book helps in understanding what is happening and what may still be expected to happen." - Middle East Media and Book Reviews Online, Vol. 2, Issue 12, December 2014 [Subject: Middle East Studies, Politics, International Relations]
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Anwar Alam, PhD, is Senior Fellow with Policy Perspectives Foundation, New Delhi. Earlier he served as Professor of International Relations at Zirve University, Gaziantep, Turkey, and Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi; Director of Centre for West Asian Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia, and Associate Professor at School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. He is a recipient of the prestigious Alexander von Humboldt Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship, Germany, and specializes in West Asian and South Asian Studies.
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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction. I: Arab Spring in Maghreb: 1. Popular Uprising in North Africa: Radical Change, Gradual Adaptation and the Challenge to Authoritarianism/Azzedine Layachi. 2. Three Versions of the Arab Spring in North Africa: Protest and Reform in Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia/Larbi Sadiki and Youcef Bouandel. 3. Arab Spring in Egypt: Causes and Implications/Ahmad Mohamed Ahmad Abdel Rahman. 4. Turmoil in Libya: Internal Dynamics and External Linkages/A.K. Pasha. II: Arab Spring in Mashreq and Gulf: 5. Arab Spring: Saudi Exceptionalism?/Gulshan Dietl. 6. Syrian Uprising: March Towards Further Instability/Prasanta Kumar Pradhan. 7. Bahrain Crisis and Iran-Saudi Arabia Contestation/M. Mahtab Alam Rizvi. III: Social Media and Arab Spring : 8. Social Media and Arab Spring/Sashi Kumar. 9. New Media and Arab Spring/Pallav Kumar. IV: Islam and Arab Spring: 10. Turkish Faith-Based Civil Society s Transformative Influence on Islamism as an Inspiration to the Middle East/Ihsan Yilmaz. 11. Islamism and Democracy: Between Tactical and Pragmatic Imperatives and Doctrinal Inflexibility/Shajahan Madampat. 12. Contesting Visions of the Nation-State: Past and Present in the Making of Egypt/Mohammed Moussa. 13. Political Theology of Morsi s State (2012-2013) in Egypt/M.H. Ilias. 14. Arab Spring and the Changing Dynamics of Political Islam in Egypt/Fazzur Rahman. V: Arab Spring: Global Responses and Regional Implications: 15. American Response to the Arab Spring: Foreign Policy in Quandary/Chintamani Mahapatra and Obja Borah Hazarika. 16. China and the Arab Spring: Perception and Policy Responses/Srikanth Kondapalli. 17. Persian Gulf and the Arab Spring: Implications for India/Monish Tourangbam. 18. The Israeli Dilemma: Winds of Change or More of the Same?/Mushtaq Hussain. 19. Reading of the Arab Spring: Implications for Palestine/Abdulkhalek Al-Zamli. Index. The book, containing 19 scholarly papers grouped into five theme parts, broadly deals with social-political forces, ideas, discourses and events that have shaped the emergence of Arab Spring and attempts to delineate its broad meanings and contours. It examines the contentious issue of relationship between Islamism, nation-state and democracy in the context of Arab world and discusses the strengths, weaknesses, limitations and prospects of Arab Spring for democratic transformation of Arab societies. In addition, the book also analyzes the role of major international powers as well as regional implications of Arab Spring. (jacket). Artikel-Nr. 113337
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