Despite passing considerable economic and social reforms Arab regimes continue to avoid substantive political reforms that would jeopardize their own power. Reformers in ruling establishments recognize the need for change to increase economic competitiveness, but the preferred process of “managed ...
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Incumbent Regimes and the “King’s Dilemma” in the Arab World: Promise and Threat of Managed Reform
- 14 December 2007
- Carnegie Endowment
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Despite passing considerable economic and social reforms Arab regimes continue to avoid substantive political reforms that would jeopardize their own power. Reformers in ruling establishments recognize the need for change to increase economic competitiveness, but the preferred process of “managed ...
Jihad revisions
- 10 December 2007
- Al-Ahram Weekly
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Before Al-Qaeda’s chief theorist, Imam Abdul- Aziz Al-Marouf, publicised the ideological revisions..
Dilemma of US Attitude towards the Muslim Brotherhood
- 9 December 2007
- CSD
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Defining the US official attitude towards the Muslim Brotherhood seems to be very difficult due to a..
Egyptian Doctors’ Syndicate Stages Vigil March next Tuesday
- 9 December 2007
- IkhwanWeb
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Egyptian Doctors’ Union called for staging a peaceful vigil next Tuesday, to protest at Egyptian g..
Al- Hashemi: Current Constitution Must Be Amended, Iraq Need New Reconciliation for All
- 9 December 2007
- IkhwanWeb
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Iraqi vice-president, Tarek Al Hashemi, declared in a statement to Ikhwanweb that he insists on dema..
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