Globalisation, Democratisation and Radicalisation in the Arab World

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xxiv

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2. Making Sense of Globalisation in the Arab World

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. Introduction

      • Hamed El-Said, Jane Harrigan

      Pages 3-14

   3. Economic and Political Dimensions of Globalisation in the Arab World

      • Jane Harrigan, Helen Tilley

      Pages 15-47

   4. Toward a Framework for Arab Economic Reform: Learning from the Evidence

      • Jamil Ali Hammoud

      Pages 49-69

   5. Two Decades of Liberalisation Reforms in Morocco: Successes and Failures

      • Aouatif El Fakir

      Pages 71-87

   6. Contesting Structural Adjustment: The Donor Community, Rentier Elite and Economic Liberalisation in Jordan

      • Warwick Knowles

      Pages 89-108

   7. Security Through Democracy? The Legacy of the Bush Administration and the Future Role of Democracy Promotion in American Foreign Policy

      • Jana Dorband

      Pages 109-123

3. Democrats Without Democracy: Case Studies

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 125-125

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   2. The Meaning of Democracy: A Lebanese Adolescent Perspective

      • Patricia Velde Pederson

      Pages 127-144

   3. Economic Reform and Authoritarianism in Egypt: Politics, Power and Patronage

      • Thomas Demmelhuber

      Pages 145-161

   4. Breaking the Wave — The War in Iraq, US–Egyptian Relations and the Bush Administration’s ‘Democratic Tsunami’

      • Lars Berger

      Pages 163-182

   5. Will Globalisation Allow Democratisation?

      • Abdulaziz Sachedina

      Pages 183-196

4. Radicalisation and Extremism in the Arab World

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 197-197

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   2. Radicalisation and Extremism that Lead to Terrorism

      • Hamed El-Said, Richard Barrett

      Pages 199-235

   3. In Search of a Deradicalisation Strategy

      • Hamed El-Said, Jane Harrigan

      Pages 237-271

5. Back Matter

   Pages 272-276

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This book provides a fascinating analysis of the external and internal linkages that have for decades impeded economic and political reforms in the Arab world, and presents a new and coherent framework that enables policy makers and practitioners to better understand, identify and deal with the root causes of terrorism.

• democracy
• globalization
• Political Reform
• reforms
• terrorism
• war

• School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London, UK

  Jane Harrigan

• Manchester Metropolitan University Business School, UK

  Hamed El-Said

ABDULAZIZ SACHEDINA University of Virginia, USA AOUATIF ELFAKIR University of Paris-Est, France HELEN TILLEY is currently finishing her PhD on the political economy of accountability in Tanzania. JAMIL ALI HAMMOUD American University of Science and Technology, USA JANA DORBAND University of Heidelberg, Germany LARS BERGER University of Salford, UK PATRICIA VELDE PEDERSON Social Sciences at Educational Testing Service, USA RICHARD BARRETT United Nations Security Council, USA THOMAS DEMMELHUBER Friedrich-Alexander-University, Germany WARWICK KNOWLES Durham University, UK

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