Clement Henry Moore
Biographic Data
| ID | 139111 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Clement Henry Moore |
| GIVEN NAMES | Clement Henry |
| FAMILY NAME | Moore |
| SIGNATURE | MOORE C H |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at Austin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 69 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
B. Reviews
EARLY ISLAM: COLLECTED ARTICLES. By W. MONTGOMERY WATT. Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Press, 1990. xi, 207pp. THE KINGDOM OF CYPRUS AND THE CRUSADES 1191–1374. By PETER W. EDBURY. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1991. xvi, 241 pp. £27.50 (hb). MAMLOUKS, OTTOMANS ET PORTUGAIS EN MER ROUGE: L'AFFAIRE DE DJEDDA EN 1517. By JEAN‐LOUIS BACQUE‐GRAMMONT & ANNE KR(ELL. (Supplément aux Annales islamologiques, Cahier no.12). Le Caire, Publication …
Books in review
La Tunisie après vingt ans de crise de succession
Distribution électronique Cairn.infopour La Documentation française.Distribution électronique Cairn.infopour La Documentation française.La reproduction ou représentation de cet article, notamment par photocopie, n'est autorisée que dans les limites des conditions générales d'utilisation du site ou, le cas échéant, des conditions générales de la licence souscrite par votre établissement.Toute autre reproduction ou représentation, en tout ou partie…
Tunisia and Bourguibisme
State and Society in Egypt
The Northeastern Triangle
The Triangle may be viewed as a regional subsystem articulating power relationships between core and periphery. The core can be seen as an unevenly weighted dumbbell consisting of Cairo and Khartoum connected by the Nile. The periphery consists of Libya and the upper reaches of the Nile that escape the control of the Egyptian and Sudanese governments. The challenge to this regional subsystem is that Libya, with help from the other peripherals, mi…
Prisoners' Financial Dilemmas
Lebanon's banking system is viewed as an "international regime" that held the country together in the face of all pervasive warfare. The system illustrates the underlying logic of such regimes, in that the banks' credit policies operationalized the rational choice model of an iterated prisoner's dilemma game. And just as international regimes are supposed to reflect the interests of state actors, analysis of the banks' balance sheets and income s…
The Maghrib
The Maghrib, which in Arabic means the place of the sunset, is not a precise geographical term. It has been construed at its narrowest as Morocco alone and at its broadest as all of northern Africa west of Egypt, including Mauritania, where Arabic is the national language. The present chapter excludes both Libya and Mauritania and focusses upon the political and economic development of the core countries, Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, in a compar…
Le système bancaire libanais
La nouvelle technocratie égyptienne
Les syndicats professionnels dans l’Égypte contemporaine
The Berber Myth and Arab Realities
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Authoritarian Politics in Unincorporated Society
Contemporary Egypt provides evidence against, and induces modifications of, a widely accepted proposition concerning modernization. This proposition suggests that modernization, in the sense of social mobilization, tends to undermine authoritarian government by engendering powerful groups that the system cannot absorb without changing to a pluralist or totalitarian form of rule. Before turning to the case of Egypt, let us discuss the proposition
Authoritarianism
On Theory and Practice Among Arabs
The fact that most Arab countries recently celebrated the centenary of Lenin's birth with varying degree of fanfare only underlines their relative impermeability to his teachings. The fanfare was not in all cases inversely proportional to the country's implementation of practical ideology, but the latter is in scarce evidence. Few of the leadership groups have assimilated the Leninist prescription to unite practice with theory, much less devised …
Recent Studies on the Greater Maghrib
La Tunisie après Bourguiba ? Libéralisation ou décadence politique
Moore Clément Henry. La Tunisie après Bourguiba ? Libéralisation ou décadence politique ? . In: Revue française de science politique, 17e année, n°4, 1967. pp. 645-667
Tunisia since Independence
Tunisia
One-Partyism in Mauritania
TheIslamic Republic of Mauritania, independent since 28 November 1960, is the most recent convert to the revolutionary model of single- party government practised in a number of new African states.1As such, it is a political curiosity, for the model presupposes a militant mass party that 'won' independence, whereas the Mauritanian People's Party, founded after independence, in December 1961, is a heterogeneous association of politicians and tradi…
North Africa and the Middle East
The sixth annual meeting of the African Studies Association was held at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel in San Francisco. The opening plenary session included three papers concerned with North African affairs. Benjamin Rivlin of Brooklyn College, considering "The Maghreb and Pan-Arabism," began with a series of questions. Were the aspirations of the Maghreb states for Arab unity incompatible with their African vocation? Ought the Maghreb to be consid…
The Neo-Destour Party of Tunisia
Tunisia, of all the countries in the Arab world today, seems to offer the most promising prospects for constitutional democracy. A Tunisian nation already exists, both as a historic political entity and as a people mobilized by a coherent political movement during twenty years of opposition to French domination. President Habib Bourguiba, the creator of the Neo-Destour Party, is not only the Leader needed to incarnate a new nation and decide its …
Tunisia
On Theory and Practice Among Arabs
The fact that most Arab countries recently celebrated the centenary of Lenin's birth with varying degree of fanfare only underlines their relative impermeability to his teachings. The fanfare was not in all cases inversely proportional to the country's implementation of practical ideology, but the latter is in scarce evidence. Few of the leadership groups have assimilated the Leninist prescription to unite practice with theory, much less devised …
One-Partyism in Mauritania
TheIslamic Republic of Mauritania, independent since 28 November 1960, is the most recent convert to the revolutionary model of single- party government practised in a number of new African states.1As such, it is a political curiosity, for the model presupposes a militant mass party that 'won' independence, whereas the Mauritanian People's Party, founded after independence, in December 1961, is a heterogeneous association of politicians and tradi…
Prisoners' Financial Dilemmas
Lebanon's banking system is viewed as an "international regime" that held the country together in the face of all pervasive warfare. The system illustrates the underlying logic of such regimes, in that the banks' credit policies operationalized the rational choice model of an iterated prisoner's dilemma game. And just as international regimes are supposed to reflect the interests of state actors, analysis of the banks' balance sheets and income s…
Authoritarian Politics in Unincorporated Society
Contemporary Egypt provides evidence against, and induces modifications of, a widely accepted proposition concerning modernization. This proposition suggests that modernization, in the sense of social mobilization, tends to undermine authoritarian government by engendering powerful groups that the system cannot absorb without changing to a pluralist or totalitarian form of rule. Before turning to the case of Egypt, let us discuss the proposition
The Neo-Destour Party of Tunisia
Tunisia, of all the countries in the Arab world today, seems to offer the most promising prospects for constitutional democracy. A Tunisian nation already exists, both as a historic political entity and as a people mobilized by a coherent political movement during twenty years of opposition to French domination. President Habib Bourguiba, the creator of the Neo-Destour Party, is not only the Leader needed to incarnate a new nation and decide its …
Tunisia and Bourguibisme
Authoritarianism
Le système bancaire libanais
Les syndicats professionnels dans l’Égypte contemporaine
La Tunisie après Bourguiba ? Libéralisation ou décadence politique
Moore Clément Henry. La Tunisie après Bourguiba ? Libéralisation ou décadence politique ? . In: Revue française de science politique, 17e année, n°4, 1967. pp. 645-667
The Neo-Destour Party of Tunisia
Tunisia, of all the countries in the Arab world today, seems to offer the most promising prospects for constitutional democracy. A Tunisian nation already exists, both as a historic political entity and as a people mobilized by a coherent political movement during twenty years of opposition to French domination. President Habib Bourguiba, the creator of the Neo-Destour Party, is not only the Leader needed to incarnate a new nation and decide its …
North Africa and the Middle East
The sixth annual meeting of the African Studies Association was held at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel in San Francisco. The opening plenary session included three papers concerned with North African affairs. Benjamin Rivlin of Brooklyn College, considering "The Maghreb and Pan-Arabism," began with a series of questions. Were the aspirations of the Maghreb states for Arab unity incompatible with their African vocation? Ought the Maghreb to be consid…
Tunisia
One-Partyism in Mauritania
TheIslamic Republic of Mauritania, independent since 28 November 1960, is the most recent convert to the revolutionary model of single- party government practised in a number of new African states.1As such, it is a political curiosity, for the model presupposes a militant mass party that 'won' independence, whereas the Mauritanian People's Party, founded after independence, in December 1961, is a heterogeneous association of politicians and tradi…
Tunisia since Independence
La Tunisie après Bourguiba ? Libéralisation ou décadence politique
Moore Clément Henry. La Tunisie après Bourguiba ? Libéralisation ou décadence politique ? . In: Revue française de science politique, 17e année, n°4, 1967. pp. 645-667
On Theory and Practice Among Arabs
The fact that most Arab countries recently celebrated the centenary of Lenin's birth with varying degree of fanfare only underlines their relative impermeability to his teachings. The fanfare was not in all cases inversely proportional to the country's implementation of practical ideology, but the latter is in scarce evidence. Few of the leadership groups have assimilated the Leninist prescription to unite practice with theory, much less devised …
Recent Studies on the Greater Maghrib
Authoritarianism
Les syndicats professionnels dans l’Égypte contemporaine
The Berber Myth and Arab Realities
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Authoritarian Politics in Unincorporated Society
Contemporary Egypt provides evidence against, and induces modifications of, a widely accepted proposition concerning modernization. This proposition suggests that modernization, in the sense of social mobilization, tends to undermine authoritarian government by engendering powerful groups that the system cannot absorb without changing to a pluralist or totalitarian form of rule. Before turning to the case of Egypt, let us discuss the proposition
La nouvelle technocratie égyptienne
Le système bancaire libanais
The Maghrib
The Maghrib, which in Arabic means the place of the sunset, is not a precise geographical term. It has been construed at its narrowest as Morocco alone and at its broadest as all of northern Africa west of Egypt, including Mauritania, where Arabic is the national language. The present chapter excludes both Libya and Mauritania and focusses upon the political and economic development of the core countries, Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, in a compar…
The Northeastern Triangle
The Triangle may be viewed as a regional subsystem articulating power relationships between core and periphery. The core can be seen as an unevenly weighted dumbbell consisting of Cairo and Khartoum connected by the Nile. The periphery consists of Libya and the upper reaches of the Nile that escape the control of the Egyptian and Sudanese governments. The challenge to this regional subsystem is that Libya, with help from the other peripherals, mi…
Prisoners' Financial Dilemmas
Lebanon's banking system is viewed as an "international regime" that held the country together in the face of all pervasive warfare. The system illustrates the underlying logic of such regimes, in that the banks' credit policies operationalized the rational choice model of an iterated prisoner's dilemma game. And just as international regimes are supposed to reflect the interests of state actors, analysis of the banks' balance sheets and income s…
La Tunisie après vingt ans de crise de succession
Distribution électronique Cairn.infopour La Documentation française.Distribution électronique Cairn.infopour La Documentation française.La reproduction ou représentation de cet article, notamment par photocopie, n'est autorisée que dans les limites des conditions générales d'utilisation du site ou, le cas échéant, des conditions générales de la licence souscrite par votre établissement.Toute autre reproduction ou représentation, en tout ou partie…
Tunisia and Bourguibisme
State and Society in Egypt
Books in review
B. Reviews
EARLY ISLAM: COLLECTED ARTICLES. By W. MONTGOMERY WATT. Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Press, 1990. xi, 207pp. THE KINGDOM OF CYPRUS AND THE CRUSADES 1191–1374. By PETER W. EDBURY. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1991. xvi, 241 pp. £27.50 (hb). MAMLOUKS, OTTOMANS ET PORTUGAIS EN MER ROUGE: L'AFFAIRE DE DJEDDA EN 1517. By JEAN‐LOUIS BACQUE‐GRAMMONT & ANNE KR(ELL. (Supplément aux Annales islamologiques, Cahier no.12). Le Caire, Publication …
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