Hybrid sovereignty in the Arab Middle East: the cases of Kuwait, Jordan, and Iraq
This book presents a fresh analysis of the Arab state by using a new theoretical framework: hybrid sovereignty. Hybrid sovereignty is used as an analytical tool to explain the survival of traditional patterns and forms of authority within the formal modern statehood. The author looks at various issu...
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Zusammenfassung: | This book presents a fresh analysis of the Arab state by using a new theoretical framework: hybrid sovereignty. Hybrid sovereignty is used as an analytical tool to explain the survival of traditional patterns and forms of authority within the formal modern statehood. The author looks at various issue areas to make his argument: citizenship, the issue of minorities, electoral engineering, the failure of central rule, tribalism, and the lack of impersonal bureaucratic mechanism. He concludes that based on the problems at state-society level boundaries of statehood, the Arab state can be identified as hybrid-sovereign. |
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adam_text | Contents
List of Tables and Figures
vii
Series Editor s Foreword
ix
Acknowledgments
xi
Introduction
1
Showcasing the Case Studies
9
Structure of the Book
13
1
The Theoretical Framework
15
Hybrid Sovereignty: Origin, Definition, and the Symptoms
15
The Structural Nature of Hybrid Sovereignty
15
The Construction of New State-Society Boundaries in
the Middle East
21
The Ottomans as the Pillar of the Western Model
23
The Western Powers in the Region
24
Hybrid Sovereignty
30
Hybridity
in the Literature: The Arab State as a
Hybrid Sovereign
36
The Identification of
Hybridity
41
Sampling Sovereignty Crisis in the Domestic Realm
45
2
Genesis of the Western Model in Kuwait, Jordan, and Iraq
59
Preliminary Remarks
59
Injection of the Westphalian Model
59
Ottoman-Era Modernization
60
Kuwait: From Pearl to Oil
61
Jordan: Ottoman Modernization Meets the Colonial West
71
Iraq: The Daring Project of Colonialism
82
The Common Condition
102
3
Kuwait: A Nation in the Minority
103
The Political and Social Consequences of Rentierism
107
Foreign Policy and Rentierism
119
The Problem of Defining People: Domestic
Sovereignty Crises
122
A New Approach?
136
vi
Contents
4
Jordan: The Competition of Different Constituencies
141
The Palestinian Question
143
The Failure of Citizenship
147
The Failure of Central Authority
153
Tribalism
157
Palestinians Today: The Continuing Crisis of Sovereignty
159
Liberalization: A New Social Contract?
164
Status Quo versus Reform
170
Conclusion
171
5
Iraq: Statehood in Catastrophe
173
Introduction
173
Defining the Problem
175
War Effects: Toward a New Hybrid Bargain
179
The Official Tribalism
180
The Sunni-Shi i Split
183
The Emancipation of Shi ism
188
The Shi a and the Radical Sovereignty Crisis in Iraq
189
The Kurdish Problem
191
Transformation of the Sovereignty Crisis
199
The Continuing
Hybridity
208
6
Final Remarks and Projections
211
Notes
221
Bibliography
241
Index
267
List of Tables and Figures
Tables
1.1
Sovereignty and legitimacy in the international system
42
3.1
The demographic structure of Kuwait, end
2005 127
Figures
1.1
Rationality, neutrality, and citizenship
48
3.1
State-society relations in rentier states
113
3.2
State-society relations: the modern state
115
3.3
Different constituencies, different identities
123
4.1
The problems with citizenship in Jordan
148
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Contents
List of Tables and Figures
vii
Series Editor's Foreword
ix
Acknowledgments
xi
Introduction
1
Showcasing the Case Studies
9
Structure of the Book
13
1
The Theoretical Framework
15
Hybrid Sovereignty: Origin, Definition, and the Symptoms
15
The Structural Nature of Hybrid Sovereignty
15
The Construction of New State-Society Boundaries in
the Middle East
21
The Ottomans as the Pillar of the Western Model
23
The Western Powers in the Region
24
Hybrid Sovereignty
30
Hybridity
in the Literature: The Arab State as a
Hybrid Sovereign
36
The Identification of
Hybridity
41
Sampling Sovereignty Crisis in the Domestic Realm
45
2
Genesis of the Western Model in Kuwait, Jordan, and Iraq
59
Preliminary Remarks
59
Injection of the Westphalian Model
59
Ottoman-Era Modernization
60
Kuwait: From Pearl to Oil
61
Jordan: Ottoman Modernization Meets the Colonial West
71
Iraq: The Daring Project of Colonialism
82
The Common Condition
102
3
Kuwait: A Nation in the Minority
103
The Political and Social Consequences of Rentierism
107
Foreign Policy and Rentierism
119
The Problem of Defining People: Domestic
Sovereignty Crises
122
A New Approach?
136
vi
Contents
4
Jordan: The Competition of Different Constituencies
141
The Palestinian Question
143
The Failure of Citizenship
147
The Failure of Central Authority
153
Tribalism
157
Palestinians Today: The Continuing Crisis of Sovereignty
159
Liberalization: A New Social Contract?
164
Status Quo versus Reform
170
Conclusion
171
5
Iraq: Statehood in Catastrophe
173
Introduction
173
Defining the Problem
175
War Effects: Toward a New Hybrid Bargain
179
The Official Tribalism
180
The Sunni-Shi'i Split
183
The Emancipation of Shi'ism
188
The Shi'a and the Radical Sovereignty Crisis in Iraq
189
The Kurdish Problem
191
Transformation of the Sovereignty Crisis
199
The Continuing
Hybridity
208
6
Final Remarks and Projections
211
Notes
221
Bibliography
241
Index
267
List of Tables and Figures
Tables
1.1
Sovereignty and legitimacy in the international system
42
3.1
The demographic structure of Kuwait, end
2005 127
Figures
1.1
Rationality, neutrality, and citizenship
48
3.1
State-society relations in rentier states
113
3.2
State-society relations: the modern state
115
3.3
Different constituencies, different identities
123
4.1
The problems with citizenship in Jordan
148 |
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