Over-stating the Arab state
politics and society in the Middle East
by Nazih N. M. Ayubi and Nazih N. Ayubi
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"This study of politics and the role of the state in the Arab world is aimed at students of Middle East politics, political theory and political economy. Ayubi's main objective is to place the Arab world within a theoretical framework that avoids both "orientalist" and "fundamentalist" insistence on the utter peculiarity and uniqueness of the region. He focuses on eight countries, and deals with such issues as the emergence of social classes, corporatism, economic liberalization and the relationship between state and civil society."--Bloomsbury Publishing.
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Politics and government, Constitution: government & the state, Social conditions, Arab countries, politics and government, POLITICAL SCIENCE, Political Process, General, Regions & Countries - Asia & the Middle East, History & Archaeology, Middle East, Etats arabes, Politique et gouvernementPlaces
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Over-stating the Arab State: Politics and Society in the Middle East
September 15, 1996, I. B. Tauris
Paperback
in English
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Over-stating the Arab state: politics and society in the Middle East
1995, I.B. Tauris
in English
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 460-495) and index.
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