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Over-stating the Arab state: politics and society in the Middle East/ Nazih N. Ayubi

By: Ayubi, Nazih NMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: London: I.B. Tauris, 2006Description: xiii, 514 p. ; 24 cmISBN: 9781850438274Subject(s): Politics and government | Arab countries | Middle East | Social conditionsDDC classification: 320.953

Contents:

The Middle East and the State debate : a conceptual framework -- Modes of production and the origins of the Arabo-Islamic state -- State formation in the modern era : the colonial/indigenous mix -- he Arab state : territorial or pan-Arabist? -- The sociology of articulated modes : community, class and polity -- The political system of articulated forms : the radical, populist republics -- The political system of articulated forms : the conservative kin-ordered monarchies -- Civil-military relations -- Bureaucratic growth : development versus control -- Economic liberalisation and privatisation : is the Arab state contracting? -- Prospects for democracy : is the civil society striking back? -- Conclusion : the "strong", the "hard" and the "fierce"

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	320.953 AYU/O (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P02078

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The Middle East and the State debate : a conceptual framework --
Modes of production and the origins of the Arabo-Islamic state --
State formation in the modern era : the colonial/indigenous mix --
he Arab state : territorial or pan-Arabist? --
The sociology of articulated modes : community, class and polity --
The political system of articulated forms : the radical, populist republics --
The political system of articulated forms : the conservative kin-ordered monarchies --
Civil-military relations --
Bureaucratic growth : development versus control --
Economic liberalisation and privatisation : is the Arab state contracting? --
Prospects for democracy : is the civil society striking back? --
Conclusion : the "strong", the "hard" and the "fierce"

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