Titlebook: Elections and Democratization in the Middle East; The Tenacious Search Mahmoud Hamad,Khalil al-Anani Book 2014 Mahmoud Hamad and Khalil al-

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Libya: Legacy of Dictatorship and the Long Path to Democracy,uent attempts by the regime to foster engagement in the political system, most Libyans concluded that the available avenues of engagement were designed to maintain the fa?ade of popular rule and, thus, would not provide them with any real opportunity to sway any important decision-making.

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Elections and Beyond: Democratization, Democratic Consolidation, or What?,

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Paul Henkind M.D., Ph.D., F. A. C. S.rvation groups. The legal framework that governed the 2011–2012 legislative and the 2012 presidential elections, while imperfect, allowed for the participation of multitude candidates and parties. Most importantly, electoral results seemed uncertain until the moment the polls closed.

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,Morocco’s “spring”: The Monarchical Advantage and Electoral Futility, called for regime changes in their political systems, Morocco’s protesters have called on the king to reform the political system, sack the government, and fight corruption. This reality points to a sizeable monarchical popularity.

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The Role of Retroviruses in Naturembarked, significant changes to the constitutional and political landscape of the country is envisaged. This chapter focuses on the role of elections and electoral politics in the Republic of Yemen since 1990, the nature of the transitional process that has followed Salih’s exit from political office, and prospects for the success of that process.

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