Abdeslam Maghraoui
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1415769 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Abdeslam Maghraoui |
| NOMBRES | Abdeslam |
| APELLIDO | Maghraoui |
| FIRMA | MAGHRAOUI A |
| AFILIACIONES | Duke University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 69 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1994 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Liberalism without Democracy
The history of Western intervention in the Middle East stretches from the late eighteenth century to the present day. All too often, the Western rationale for invading and occupying a country to liberate its people has produced new forms of domination that have hindered rather than encouraged the emergence of democratic politics. Abdeslam M. Maghraoui advances the understanding of this problematic dynamic through an analysis of efforts to achieve…
Martyn Frampton. The Muslim Brotherhood and the West
Since the interwar period, Islam emerged as a major social and political force across North Africa and the Middle East. Religious figures played a prominent role in the nationalist struggles, and religious scholars provided legal justifications for resisting or accommodating aspects of European culture and rule. Over the past four decades, Islamic movements positioned themselves as the main bulwark against both repressive “secular” regimes and de…
The Lure of Authoritarianism
T he P erverse E ffect of G ood G overnance
Ambiguities of Sovereignty
An analysis of Morocco's claims to the Western Sahara and of the International Court of Justice rulings of 1975 reveals the ambiguities that surround the principle of sovereignty and the futility of claiming neutrality or the high moral ground in settling disputes involving equally sound interpretations of what sovereignty means. Morocco's claims to the Western Sahara are related to an early process of nation-state building that renders untenable…
Democratization in the Arab World? Depoliticization in Morocco
In the 1950s, Morocco was one of the rare newly independent states to embark on a path of political pluralism and market economics. The following decades saw successive governments enact reforms establishing a relatively open political and economic system. And yet, almost half a century on, the country remains authoritarian
Political Authority in Crisis
Monarchy and Political Reform in Morocco
Morocco's new king, Mohamed VI, has two alternatives: He can invent a new "ruling bargain," prolonging his father's authoritarian rule in a new guise, or he can spearhead serious political reforms
King Hassan's Strategy of Political Dualism
L'Islam Pluriel au Maghreb
Islamism and Secularism in North Africa
Algeria's Battle of Two Languages
The Creation of a Medical Profession in Egypt, 1800-1922
Democratization in the Arab World? Depoliticization in Morocco
In the 1950s, Morocco was one of the rare newly independent states to embark on a path of political pluralism and market economics. The following decades saw successive governments enact reforms establishing a relatively open political and economic system. And yet, almost half a century on, the country remains authoritarian
Monarchy and Political Reform in Morocco
Morocco's new king, Mohamed VI, has two alternatives: He can invent a new "ruling bargain," prolonging his father's authoritarian rule in a new guise, or he can spearhead serious political reforms
Ambiguities of Sovereignty
An analysis of Morocco's claims to the Western Sahara and of the International Court of Justice rulings of 1975 reveals the ambiguities that surround the principle of sovereignty and the futility of claiming neutrality or the high moral ground in settling disputes involving equally sound interpretations of what sovereignty means. Morocco's claims to the Western Sahara are related to an early process of nation-state building that renders untenable…
King Hassan's Strategy of Political Dualism
T he P erverse E ffect of G ood G overnance
The Creation of a Medical Profession in Egypt, 1800-1922
Algeria's Battle of Two Languages
L'Islam Pluriel au Maghreb
Islamism and Secularism in North Africa
King Hassan's Strategy of Political Dualism
Political Authority in Crisis
Monarchy and Political Reform in Morocco
Morocco's new king, Mohamed VI, has two alternatives: He can invent a new "ruling bargain," prolonging his father's authoritarian rule in a new guise, or he can spearhead serious political reforms
Democratization in the Arab World? Depoliticization in Morocco
In the 1950s, Morocco was one of the rare newly independent states to embark on a path of political pluralism and market economics. The following decades saw successive governments enact reforms establishing a relatively open political and economic system. And yet, almost half a century on, the country remains authoritarian
Ambiguities of Sovereignty
An analysis of Morocco's claims to the Western Sahara and of the International Court of Justice rulings of 1975 reveals the ambiguities that surround the principle of sovereignty and the futility of claiming neutrality or the high moral ground in settling disputes involving equally sound interpretations of what sovereignty means. Morocco's claims to the Western Sahara are related to an early process of nation-state building that renders untenable…
T he P erverse E ffect of G ood G overnance
The Lure of Authoritarianism
Liberalism without Democracy
The history of Western intervention in the Middle East stretches from the late eighteenth century to the present day. All too often, the Western rationale for invading and occupying a country to liberate its people has produced new forms of domination that have hindered rather than encouraged the emergence of democratic politics. Abdeslam M. Maghraoui advances the understanding of this problematic dynamic through an analysis of efforts to achieve…
Martyn Frampton. The Muslim Brotherhood and the West
Since the interwar period, Islam emerged as a major social and political force across North Africa and the Middle East. Religious figures played a prominent role in the nationalist struggles, and religious scholars provided legal justifications for resisting or accommodating aspects of European culture and rule. Over the past four decades, Islamic movements positioned themselves as the main bulwark against both repressive “secular” regimes and de…
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