RT Article
T1 From social contracts to extraction contracts: The political economy of authoritarianism and democracy
JF Islam, democracy, and the state in North Africa
SP 141
OP 176
A1 Waterbury, John
LA English
PB Indiana Univ. Press
YR 1997
UL https://www.ixtheo.de/Record/1458212521
AB The economic crisis Middle Eastern and North African countries are faced with propels a political economic transition "from inward-looking, state-dominated to outward-looking, private sector and market-oriented development; and from corporalist, inclusionary to more pluralist, exclusionary political arrangements". But these arrangements are not predictable. Citizens' demands for accountability from their governments will certainly grow, yet transitions from authoritarianism to democracy don't appear unavoidable. (DÜI-Cls)
SN 0253333032
SN 025321131X
K1 Staat
K1 Gesellschaft
K1 Politische Krise
K1 Politisches System
K1 Wirtschaftskrise
K1 Wirtschaftsreform
K1 Strukturpolitik
K1 Naher Osten
K1 Mittlerer Osten
K1 Nordafrika