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After the Arab Spring: Islamism, secularism, and democracy / Lust, Ellen; Soltan, Gamal; Wichmann, Jakob   Journal Article
Lust, Ellen Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Summary/Abstract Although Islamism is helping to shape political transitions in the Arab world, this does not foreclose the possibilities of democratization.
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Decline and fall of the Arab State / Ahram, Ariel I; Lust, Ellen   Article
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Summary/Abstract In May 2015, the last border outpost between Syria and Iraq still controlled by the regime of President Bashar al-Assad fell to the mujahideen of the Islamic State.1 The Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, has long intended to erase what it claims are artificial boundaries, and to topple the ill-conceived states that mar the Arab world. It is not alone in that aim. From the Kurdish Democratic Union Party in Syria and Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraq, to the secessionist al-Hirak in southern Yemen and the Cyrenaican separatists in Libya, political actors across the region are mounting claims to states of their own. For the second time in a century, the map of the Arab world is on the brink of radical revision.
Key Words Iraq  ;  Middle East  ;  Syria  ;  North Africa  ;  Governance  ;  Gulf states 
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