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KHASHAN, HILAL (5) answer(s).
 
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Arab Spring and democratisation in the Middle East / Khashan, Hilal   Journal Article
Khashan, Hilal Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
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Coupling of the Syrian-lebanese peace tracks: Beirut's options / Khashan, Hilal June 2000  Article
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Publication June 2000.
Description 201-214
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ID:   113362


Eclipse of Arab authoritarianism and the challenge of popular s / Khashan, Hilal   Journal Article
Khashan, Hilal Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Summary/Abstract This paper proposes that the tumultuous events associated with the Arab uprisings are unlikely to engender democracy in the foreseeable future. At best, they will probably produce unstable political orders on the basis of accommodation and ad hoc political alliances. The argument of this paper lends itself to analysis through the examination of Arabs' experience with (1) failed reforms, (2) regime defiance, (3) the gap between youth awakening and sociopolitical reality and (4) the uneasy encounter between nascent competence, confidence and political consensus. The author's assessment suggests that recent dramatic developments in the Arab region are only the beginning of a long process of political evolution that is unlikely to be concluded before the successful resolution of the issue of political identity and the transformation of Arab publics from subjects into citizens.
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ID:   091293


Evolution of Israeli-Lebanese relations: from implicit peace to explicit conflict / Khashan, Hilal   Journal Article
Khashan, Hilal Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract This essay considers the evolution of Israeli-Lebanese relations since the creation of the Jewish state in Palestine in 1948. It argues that the two countries relations, which remained quiet until 1966, began to hear up after the 1967 six day war.
Key Words Israel  ;  Lebanon  ;  Foreign Relations  ;  Relations 
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Uprising waiting to happen: the Syrian conflict from the authoritarian bargain perspective / Khashan, Hilal   Journal Article
Khashan, Hilal Journal Article
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Contents This paper contends that the Syrian Ba’ath Party’s authoritarian bargain introduced by the late Hafez al-Assad soon after he assumed the presidency in 1971, expired a few years prior to the eruptions of 2011. It demonstrates this termination by examining Syria’s political and social situation as well as the inability of the government to maintain a balance between regime security and the provision of welfare to the public. Despite a decline of welfare benefits, there was no reduction in the application of extreme coercion. Matters worsened with the alliance between the regime and the new urban business class that alienated the countryside, which previously had provided the bulwark against the threat of urban forces of change.
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