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Home Browse Books Book details, Stories of Democracy: Politics and Society i.Stories of Democracy: Politics and Society in Contemporary Kuwait. By Mary Ann Tétreault. Mary Ann T¿treault explores how various political factions have sought to advance their own notions of Kuwaiti history and politics through distinctive popular appeals: (1) pro-democracy forces focusing on Kuwait's relationship to the universal values of the democratic world around them, and (2) anti-democrats proffering Arab and Muslim religious and cultural traditions.

Mary Ann Tétreault (Author). ISBN-13: 978-0231114899.

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Stories of Democracy : Politics and Society in Contemporary Kuwait. By (author) Professor Mary Ann Tetreault. Mary Ann Tetreault is a professor of political science at Iowa State University in Ames. Close X. Learn about new offers and get more deals by joining our newsletter. A sophisticated investigation of the shifting tides of democratic governance in modern Kuwait from 1921 to the present based on interviews both with political activists and members of the political elite, Stories of Democracy sheds light on a wide array of issues concerning Middle Eastern politics and democratic institutions in general.

Maryann Reed Tétreault. Can democratic states survive in a world of hostile governments? What individual and collective actions would improve the prospects for liberal democracy?

Maryann Reed Tétreault. Stories of Democracy, Politics and Society in Contemporary Kuwait by Mary Ann Tetreault. January 2001 · Middle East Studies Association Bulletin. Stories of Democracy, Politics and Society in Contemporary Kuwait, by Mary Ann Tetreault. December 2001 · Middle East Studies Association Bulletin.

Stories of Democracy: politics and society in contemporary Kuwait. Global Politics as if People Mattered. Mary Ann Tétreault, Ronnie D. Lipschutz. Category: Общественные науки прочие, Политика. pdf, . 9 Mb.

The term ‘democracy’ is hardly constant. The concept is fluid and shifting, meaning different things for different countries, and constantly progressing. The term ‘democracy’ is hardly constant. Perhaps this is even more true for the idea of democracy in the Middle East, a region rife with dictators, oppression, and corruption, and yet one. Women and revolution: a framework for analysis, Mary Ann Taetreault - Women and revolution in Mozambique: a luta continua, Kathleen Sheldon - "This, t is a way of fighting": rural women's. Citizens and States3. Stories of State and Society4. Democratic Structures and Practices, 1921-19905. Iraqi Occupation and Kuwaiti Democracy6. Women and revolution: a framework for analysis, Mary Ann Taetreault - Women and revolution in Mozambique: a luta continua, Kathleen Sheldon - "This, t is a way of fighting": rural women'. More).