Middle East contemporary survey
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Middle East contemporary survey
Westview Press, 1995-
- v. 16 : 1992
- v. 17 : 1993
- v. 18 : 1994
- v. 19 : 1995
- v. 20 : 1996
- v. 21 : 1997
- v. 22 : 1998
- v. 23 : 1999
- v. 24 : 2000
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Vol. 18 : 1994 / Ami Ayalon, Bruce Maddy-Weitzman, editors ; Edna Liftman, executive editor
Vol. 19- / Bruce Maddy-Weitzman, editor
"The Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies, The Shiloah Institute, Tel Aviv University" -- on cover of v. 20-
Description and Table of Contents
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v. 16 : 1992 ISBN 9780813321332
Description
A number of contributors explore contemporary Middle East countries and look at how and if, they have moved forward. It looks at the rise of religious extremists and the Arab-Israeli peace process, stimulated by the change of government in Israel.
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v. 17 : 1993 ISBN 9780813324333
Description
This volume covers the year 1993, a period marked by growing polarization in the conflict between radical Islamist movements and the region's states, as well as by a dramatic breakthrough in the Arab-Israeli conflict. Radical groups, supported by Islamist governments in Iran and Sudan, increased their terrorist attacks on Egyptian, Algerian, and Saudi Arabian governments and violently opposed the peace process in Israel and the occupied territories. Arab states responded with increased repression, producing tension and instability.A more positive development was the historic signing by Israel and the PLO of a formal Declaration of Principles, which prompted the conclusion of an Israeli-Jordanian agenda for peace that would lead to a treaty in 1994. It also created opportunities for an enhanced U.S. role in the peace process, especially in promoting an Israeli-Syrian treaty, which nonetheless went unsigned in 1993.
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v. 18 : 1994 ISBN 9780813327761
Description
This is the eighteenth volume in a series that provides a continuing up-to-date reference work recording the rapidly changing events in an exceptionally complex part of the world. The volume includes for the first time separate country surveys of the North African states of Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia.On the whole, 1994 was characterized by continuity rather than major changes, with tension between governments and religious or ethnic opposition groups still dominating the political climate, most notably in Algeria, Egypt, and Iraq. As before, it was in the Arab-Israeli arena that the most important changes took place. The 1993 Declaration of Principles signed by Israel and the PLO, and their May 1994 implementation agreement, paved the way for the Israeli-Jordanian peace treaty, signed in October 1994, and prompted a process of political and economic dialogue between Israel and a number of formerly hostile Arab states. The Israeli-PLO agreements also gave birth to the autonomous Palestinian Authority in the Gaza Strip and Jericho, widely viewed as a major step toward a possible settlement of their historic conflict.
}This is the eighteenth volume in a series that provides a continuing up-to-date reference work recording the rapidly changing events in an exceptionally complex part of the world. The volume includes for the first time separate country surveys of the North African states of Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia.On the whole, 1994 was characterized by continuity rather than major changes, with tension between governments and religious or ethnic opposition groups still dominating the political climate, most notably in Algeria, Egypt, and Iraq. As before, it was in the Arab-Israeli arena that the most important changes took place. The 1993 Declaration of Principles signed by Israel and the PLO, and their May 1994 implementation agreement, paved the way for the Israeli-Jordanian peace treaty, signed in October 1994, and prompted a process of political and economic dialogue between Israel and a number of formerly hostile Arab states. The Israeli-PLO agreements also gave birth to the autonomous Palestinian Authority in the Gaza Strip and Jericho, widely viewed as a major step toward a possible settlement of their historic conflict. }
Table of Contents
* The Middle East In Perspective The Middle East in 1994: Continuity of Regional Dynamics (Gideon Gera. ) * International, Regional And Palestinian Affairs The United States and the Middle East (Barry Rubin. ) The Arab-Israeli Peace Process (Elie Podeh. ) Inter-Arab Relations (Bruce Maddy-Weitzman. ) The Gradual Turning to Civility: Islamic Politics in 1994 (Reinhard Schulze. ) Palestinian Affairs (Meir Litvak and Elie Rekhess. ) * Middle East Economic And Demographic Issues The Economics of the Arab States in the 1990s (Paul Rivlin. ) Recent Demographic Developments and Population Policy in Saudi Arabia (Onn Winckler. ) * Country-By-Country Survey Algeria (G. Gera. ) Bahrain (Dore Gold. ) Egypt (Ami Ayalon. ) Iran (David Menashri. ) Iraq (Ofra Bengio. ) Israel (Susan Hattis-Rolef and E. Rekhess. ) Jordan (Asher Susser. ) Kuwait (Joseph Kostiner. ) Lebanon (William W. Harris. ) Libya (Yehudit Ronen. ) Morroco (B. Maddy-Weitzman. ) Oman (D. Gold. ) Qatar ( D. Gold. ) Saudi Arabia (Joshua Teitelbaum. ) Sudan (Y. Ronen. ) Syria (Eyal Zisser. ) Tunisia (Marie Miran. ) Turkey (W. H. Hale. ) United Arab Emirates (D. Gold. ) Yemen (J. Kostiner.)
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v. 19 : 1995 ISBN 9780813334110
Description
0-8133-3582-5 Middle East Contemporary Survey : Volume Xx, 1996
Table of Contents
- Part 1 The Middle East in 1995 - perilous rumblings, Gideon Gera. Part 2 International regional and Palestinian affairs: the United States and the Middle East, Barry Rubin
- the Arab-Israeli peace process, David Makovsky
- inter-Arab relations, Bruce Maddy-Weitzman
- Islamic politics - between dialogue and conflict, Esther Webman
- Palestinian affairs, Elie Rekhess and Meir Litvak. Part 3 Middle East economic and demographic issues: the European Union and the Mediterranean area - emerging economic relations, Paul Rivlin
- demographic developments and population policies in Kuwait, Onn Winckler and Gad G. Gilbar. Part 4 Middle East countries - social and economic indicators: Algeria, Meir Litvak
- Bahrain, Joshua Teitelbaum
- Egypt, Ami Ayalon
- Iran, David Menashri
- Iraq, Ofra Bengio
- Israel,David Horovitz and Elie Rekhess
- Jordon, Asher Susser
- Kuwait ,Joseph Kostiner
- Lebanon, William W. Harris
- Libya, Yehudit Ronen
- Morocco, B. Maddy-Weitzman
- Oman, Joshua Teitelbaum
- Qatar, J. Teitelbaum
- Saudi Arabia, J. Teitelbaum
- Sudan, Yehudit Ronen
- Syria, Eyal Zisser
- Tunisia, Marie Miran
- Turkey,Hugh Poulton
- United Arab Emirates, J. Teitelbaum
- Yemen,Joseph Kostiner.
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v. 20 : 1996 ISBN 9780813335827
Description
The Middle East Contemporary Survey is the authoritative reference work on contemporary Middle Eastern affairs. Volume 20, which covers the region through 1996, is the latest in a series of annual surveys which provide a continuing record and analysis of the rapidly changing events in this complex area of the world. Some of the events that are analyzed include the future of the Arab-Israeli peace process; the change of government in Israel; the ascent of an Islamist-led coalition coalition government in Turkey (traditionally the most secular of all Middle Eastern Muslim countries); the growing discontent with the established Islamic order in Iran; and the continuing violent confrontation between the regime and the Islamist opposition in Algeria.
Table of Contents
- Current Issues
- The Middle East In Perspective
- The Middle East in 1995: Perilous Rumblings
- (Gideon Gera. )
- International Regional And Palestinian Affairs
- The United States and the Middle East
- (Barry Rubin. )
- The Arab-Israeli Peace Process
- (David Makovsky. )
- Inter-Arab Relations
- (Bruce Maddy-Weitzman. )
- Islamic PoliticsBetween Dialogue and Conflict
- (Esther Webman. )
- Palestinian Affairs
- (Elie Rekhess and Meir Litvak. )
- Middle East Economic And Demographic Issues
- The European Union and the Mediterranean Area: Emerging Economic Relations
- (Paul Rivlin. )
- Demographic Developments and Population Policies in Kuwait
- (Onn Winckler and Gad G. Gilbar. )
- Country-by-Country Survey
- Middle East Countries: Social and Economic Indicators
- Algeria
- (Meir Litvak. )
- Bahrain
- (Joshua Teitelbaum. )
- Egypt
- (Ami Ayalon. )
- Iran
- (David Menashri. )
- Iraq
- (Ofra Bengio. )
- Israel
- (David Horovitz and Elie Rekhess. )
- Jordan
- (Asher Susser. )
- Kuwait
- (Joseph Kostiner. )
- Lebanon
- (William W. Harris. )
- Libya
- (Yehudit Ronen. )
- Morocco
- (B. Maddy-Weitzman. )
- Oman
- (Joshua Teitelbaum. )
- Qatar
- (J. Teitelbaum. )
- Saudi Arabia
- (J. Teitelbaum. )
- Sudan
- (Y. Ronen. )
- Syria
- (Eyal Zisser. )
- Tunisia
- (Marie Miran. )
- Turkey
- (Hugh Poulton. )
- United Arab Emirates
- (J. Teitelbaum. )
- Yemen
- (J. Kostiner.)
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v. 21 : 1997 ISBN 9780813337623
Description
The Middle East Contemporary Survey is the authoritative reference work on contemporary Middle Eastern affairs. Volume 21 is the latest in a series of annual surveys that provide a continuing record and analysis of the rapidly changing events in this complex area of the world. Some of the events that are analyzed include the future of the Arab-Israeli peace process; the change of government in Israel; the ascent of an Islamist-led coalition coalition government in Turkey (traditionally the most secular of all Middle Eastern Muslim countries); the growing discontent with the established Islamic order in Iran; and the continuing violent confrontation between the regime and the Islamist opposition in Algeria.
Table of Contents
- Current Issues
- The Middle East In Perspective
- The Middle East in 1997: Soft Coups for Hard Times
- ( Martin Kramer)
- International Regional And Palestinian Affairs
- The United States and the Middle East
- (Barry Rubin. )
- Western Europe, Russia, and the Middle East ( Dan Eldar )
- The Arab-Israeli Peace Process
- ( Kenneth W. Stein)
- Inter-Arab Relations
- (Bruce Maddy-Weitzman. )
- The Dynamics of Retreat and Change in Political Islam (Esther Webman. )
- Palestinian Affairs
- (Elie Rekhess and Meir Litvak. )
- Middle East Economic And Demographic Issues
- Economic Developments in the GCC States since 1990
- (Paul Rivlin. )
- Demographic Developments and Population Policies in Oman During the Oil Era
- (Onn Winckler. )
- Country-by-Country Survey
- Middle East Countries: Social and Economic Indicators
- Algeria
- (Meir Litvak. )
- Bahrain
- (Joshua Teitelbaum. )
- Egypt
- (Meir Hatina. )
- Iran
- (David Menashri. )
- Iraq
- (Ofra Bengio. )
- Israel
- (Leslie Susser and Elie Rekhess)
- Jordan
- (Asher Susser. )
- Kuwait
- (Joseph Kostiner. )
- Lebanon
- (William W. Harris. )
- Libya
- (Yehudit Ronen. )
- Morocco
- (B. Maddy-Weitzman. )
- Oman
- (Joshua Teitelbaum. )
- Qatar
- (J. Teitelbaum. )
- Saudi Arabia
- (J. Teitelbaum. )
- Sudan
- (Y. Ronen. )
- Syria
- (Eyal Zisser. )
- Tunisia
- (Daniel Zisenwine. )
- Turkey
- (Paul Bessemer. )
- United Arab Emirates
- (J. Teitelbaum. )
- Yemen
- (J. Kostiner.)
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v. 22 : 1998 ISBN 9780813338835
Description
The Middle East Contemporary Survey is the authoritative reference work on contemporary Middle Eastern affairs. Volume 22 is the latest in a series of annual surveys that provide a continuing record and analysis of the rapidly changing events in this complex area of the world. Some of the events that are analyzed include the future of the Arab-Israeli peace process; the change of government in Israel; the ascent of an Islamist-led coalition coalition government in Turkey (traditionally the most secular of all Middle Eastern Muslim countries); the growing discontent with the established Islamic order in Iran; and the continuing violent confrontation between the regime and the Islamist opposition in Algeria. 0813335825 Middle East Contemporary Survey : Volume Xx, 1996
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v. 23 : 1999 ISBN 9789652240491
Description
The Middle East Contemporary Survey (MECS) is a reference series on the politics of the Middle East. This volume covers 1999 with chapters on regional, Arab-Israeli, and Islamic affairs, and country-by-country surveys of all the Arab states, Israel, Turkey, and Iran.
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v. 24 : 2000 ISBN 9789652240545
Description
Established in 1977, the Middle East Contemporary Survey is designed to be a reference examining in detail the rapidly changing Middle Eastern scene in all its complexity. Subjects include inter-Arab relations, Islamic affairs, economic developments and Middle-Eastern relations with major powers.
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