Titlebook: Globalisation, Democratisation and Radicalisation in the Arab World; Jane Harrigan (Professor of Economics in the Depar Book 2011 Palgrave

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Economic Reform and Authoritarianism in Egypt: Politics, Power and Patronageusiness. Politicians with a business background are certainly not a new phenomenon in Egypt’s long history of authoritarian rule. This time we rather witness the prominent role of entrepreneurs with political and economic interests which they are seeking to implement by gaining a stronghold in the r

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Breaking the Wave — The War in Iraq, US–Egyptian Relations and the Bush Administration’s ‘Democraticngton DC engaged in a serious debate about the extent to which governments such as the one in Egypt, long considered to be a reliable US ally, might have contributed to the emergence of the direct threat to US national security in the form of Osama Bin Laden’s Al-Qaeda organisation. While the regime

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C.M.F. Kneepkens,H.E. van der Horstng with the end of the cold war, the ensuing dismantling of the former Communist bloc and the on-going transformation of its former members into democratic free-market economies all raised expectations of a similar and long-overdue transformation taking place in the Arab part of the Middle East and

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Shaken-Baby-Syndrom — Prävention, aber wie?a)., Over The Past Three Decades. It Has Been Argued By Various Authors That Globalisation In Mena Is Not Commensurate With Its Middle-Income Status (Srinivasan, 2002) And That The Region Has Been Left Behind By The Rapid Wave Of Globalisation Which Has Taken Place In The Past Few Decades (World Ban

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-47596-2policy making of the World Bank, IMF, OECD, G8 and other international organisations from modelling development to modelling liberalisation (Naim, 1999; Stewart, 1997; Williamson, 2000).. The Washington Consensus, through macroeconomic stabilisation and structural adjustments, combined to inspire a

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Gustav-Adolf Harnack (Direktor)part, the Hashemite regime has been able to maintain its position because of the flows of aid, which have been an enduring feature of the political economy since the establishment of Transjordan in 1921. The importance of the aid inflows has resulted in a number of writers using rentier theory to di