Politics in the Middle East
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Politics in the Middle East
（OPUS）
Oxford University Press, 1992
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- : pbk
Available at 15 libraries
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Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies, Kyoto Universityグローバル専攻
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
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: hbk ISBN 9780192191670
Description
Events in the Middle East have prompted many questions concerning the conflict between Islam and the European states which have, historically, been seen as a military and political challenge. Why has ideological politics triumphed in the Middle East? Why have attempts to form constitutional governments repeatedly failed in Islamic states? This account provides the historical analysis necessary for a clearer understanding of these questions. In the 19th century Middle Eastern leaders believed that they could surmount the challenge posed by the European "Great Powers" by borrowing European weapons and technology, along with military and administrative organization, and, later, by adopting representative forms of government. These strategies proved a disappointment. The aftermath has been the establishment of military regimes, and an ideological style of politics, whether the ideology is nationalism of fundamentalism. This book describes and discusses the apparent success of ideological politics, and analyzes its character.
Table of Contents
- The legacy
- the modern world
- threat and predicament
- constitutionalism and its failure I
- Turkey after 1919 - the failure of constitutionalism?
- constitutionalism and its failure II
- the triumph of ideological politics.
- Volume
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: pbk ISBN 9780192891549
Description
Events in the Middle East have prompted many questions concerning the conflict between Islam and the European states which have, historically, been seen as a military and political challenge. Why has ideological politics triumphed in the Middle East? Why have attempts to form constitutional governments repeatedly failed in Islamic states? This account provides the historical analysis necessary for a clearer understanding of these questions. In the 19th century Middle Eastern leaders believed that they could surmount the challenge posed by the European "Great Powers" by borrowing European weapons and technology, along with military and administrative organization, and, later, by adopting representative forms of government. These strategies proved a disappointment. The aftermath has been the establishment of military regimes, and an ideological style of politics, whether the ideology is nationalism of fundamentalism. This book describes and discusses the apparent success of ideological politics, and analyzes its character.
Table of Contents
- The legacy
- The modern world
- Threat and predicament
- Constitutionalism and its failure I
- Turkey after 1919: The failure of constitutionalism?
- Constitutionalism and its failure II
- The triumph of ideological politics
- Maps
- Notes
- Further reading
- Index
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