The Arab Spring and the Shiite Crescent

The so-called Arab Spring, which has led to great and unexpected transformation across the Greater Middle East since December 2010 (see Anderson 2011), has caught many global and regional actors un

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• Religious Transnational Actors and Soft Power

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• Iran’s Foreign Policy in the Post-Soviet Era

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• Iranian Foreign Policy since the Iranian Islamic Revolution

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• State Power and Politics in the Making of the Modern Middle East

  Roger Owen, Owen R Staff•State, Power and Politics in the…•2002

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• The Middle East in International Relations

  Open Access•Fred Halliday•Middle East in International…•2005

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• Religion, National Identity, and Confessional Politics in Lebanon

  Open Access•Robert G Rabil, R Rabil•Religion, National Identity, and…•2011

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• Shia Revival and Welayat Al-Faqih in the Making of Iranian Foreign Policy

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• The Winter of the Arab Spring in the Gulf Monarchies

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• T he A rab S pring

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• I nternal and E xternal S ecurity in the A rab G ulf S tates

  Open Access•Kristian Coates Ulrichsen•Middle East Policy•2009

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• A S hia C rescent

  Open Access•Juan Cole, Kenneth Katzman et al.•Middle East Policy•2005

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• A re the S hia R ising

  Open Access•Maximilian Terhalle•Middle East Policy•2007

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• Iran's Foreign Policy Strategy after Saddam

  Kayhan Barzegar•The Washington Quarterly•2010

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• Toward greater democracy in the Muslim world

  Richard N Haass•The Washington Quarterly•2003

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• Iran's Power in Context

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• Hope and Disappointment

  P E Jones, Peter Jones•Survival•2013

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• Democracy and Ethno-religious Conflict in Iraq

  Andreas Wimmer•Survival•2003

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• Europe and the Arab Spring

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• Religious Transnational Actors and Soft Power

  Roger Mac Ginty•The Round Table•2013

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• Ideology and Pragmatism in Iran's Foreign Policy

  R K Ramazani•The Middle East Journal•2004

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• Democracy's Past and Future

  Open Access•L Diamond•Journal of democracy•2010

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• Islam and Democracy in the Middle East

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• The ‘Arab Spring

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• Consociational Democracy

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• Promoting the National Interest

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• When the Shiites Rise

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• Egypt without Mubarak, Tunisia after Bin Ali

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