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    The Middle East’s Democracy Deficit in Comparative Perspective 

    Kamrava, Mehran (Brill, 2007)
    The Middle East's democracy deficit is a product of the patterns of political and economic development in the region. It is not because the region is predominantly Islamic or is somehow afflicted by purportedly undemocratic ...
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    Pseudo-Democratic Politics and Populist Possibilities: The Rise and Demise of the Refah Party in Turkey 

    Kamrava, Mehran (Routledge, 1998)
    Within the span of only a few years, Turkish politics witnessed the dramatic rise and fall of the Refah Party. This transformation from relative obscurity to the head of a ruling coalition and eventual banning was caused ...
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    Royal Factionalism and Political Liberalization in Qatar 

    Kamrava, Mehran (Middle East Institute, 2009)
    Qatar's much publicized liberalization campaign that began in the mid-1990s was a direct result of efforts by the new Amir, Shaykh Hamad, to compensate for his fragile base of support within the ruling Al Thani family by ...
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    Revolution Revisited: the Structuralist-Voluntarist Debate 

    Kamrava, Mehran (Cambridge University Press, 1999)
    There are three ideal types of revolutions: spontaneous, planned and negotiated. The role and importance of structural factors versus human agency vary according to the general category to which a particular revolution ...

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    Authoritarianism (1)Civil Society (1)Civilizations (1)Heirs apparent (1)... View MoreDate created2000 - 2009 (2)1998 - 1999 (2)Type
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