Democratic transition in the Muslim world: a global perspective
Contributors to this book are particularly interested in expanding our understanding of what helps, or hurts, successful democratic transition attempts in countries with large Muslim populations. Crafting pro-democratic coalitions among secularists and Islamists presents a special obstacle that must...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Contributors to this book are particularly interested in expanding our understanding of what helps, or hurts, successful democratic transition attempts in countries with large Muslim populations. Crafting pro-democratic coalitions among secularists and Islamists presents a special obstacle that must be addressed by theorists and practitioners. The argument throughout the book is that such coalitions will not happen if potentially democratic secularists are part of what Al Stepan terms the authoritarian regime's "constituency of coercion" because they (the secularists) are afraid that free elections will be won by Islamists who threaten them even more than the existing secular authoritarian regime. Tunisia allows us to do analysis on this topic by comparing two "least similar" recent case outcomes: democratic success in Tunisia and democratic failure in Egypt. Tunisia also allows us to do an analysis of four "most similar" case outcomes by comparing the successful democratic transitions in Tunisia, Indonesia, Senegal, and the country with the second or third largest Muslim population in the world, India. Did these countries face some common challenges concerning democratization? Did all four of these successful cases in fact use some common policies that while democratic, had not normally been used in transitions in countries without significant numbers of Muslims? If so, did these policies help the transitions in Tunisia, Indonesia, Senegal and India? If they did, we should incorporate them in some way into our comparative theories about successful democratic transitions |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | X, 254 Seiten |
| ISBN: | 9780231184311 9780231184304 |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
WHY DIFFERENT DEMOCRATIZATION OUTCOMES IN TUNISIA AND EGYPT?
ISLAMIC-SECULAR PARTY ACCOMMODATIONS, CONSTITUTIONS, MILITARIES, AND THE
CONTENT OF INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE
ENNADHA S DEMOCRATIC COMMITMENTS, AND CAPABILITIES : MAJOR EVOLUTIONARY
MOMENTS AND CHOICE / RACHID GHANNOUCHI
THE CHALLENGES OF DEMOCRATIZATION IN THE ARAB WORLD : SOME REFLECTIONS
ON THE EGYPTIAN CASE / CARRIE ROSEFSKY WICKHAM
MUTUAL ACCOMMODATION BETWEEN MODERATE ISLAMIC AND MODERATE SECULAR
ACTIVISTS / ALFRED STEPAN
THE ROOTS OF EGYPT S CONSTITUTIONAL CATASTROPHE : THE NECESSITY OF
MARRYING ANALYSIS OF CONTEXT, PROCESS AND TEXT / NATHAN J. BROWN
CIVIL AND POLITICAL SOCIETY COMPROMISES IN THE CRAFTING OF A
PROGRESSIVE AND CONSENSUAL CONSTITUTION / MONICA MARKS
LEGACIES FOR DEMOCRATIZATION OF PRIOR PATTERNS OF CIVIL-MILITARY
RELATIONS / HICHAM BOU NASSIF
WHY SO MUCH INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE FOR AN AUTHORITARIAN MILITARY IN
EGYPT AND SO LITTLE FOR DEMOCRATIC TRANSITION AND CONSOLIDATION IN
TUNISIA? / RADWAN MASMOUDI
RETHINKING OTHER DEMOCRACIES WITH LARGE MUSLIM POPULATIONS: WHAT
POLICIES HELPED IN INDONESIA AND INDIA?
CRAFTING INDONESIAN DEMOCRACY : INCLUSION- MODERATION AND THE
SACRALIZING OF THE POSTCOLONIAL STATE / JEREMY MENCHIK
CRAFTING OF A DEMOCRACY WITH THE WORLD S LARGEST MUSLIM MINORITY /
SUDIPTA KAVIRAJ
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
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