Titlebook: Rebel Governance in the Middle East; Ibrahim Fraihat,Abdalhadi Alijla Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exc

Estrogen

Libya After Qaddafi: Are Tribes Always Rebels?,government, and tribal and ethnic divisions, such as in Libya after 2011. The collapse of Muammar al-Qaddafi’s regime in that year created ideal conditions for the tribes and rebel groups to become influential domestic actors. However, the relationships between these actors have been different acros

somnambulism

,Not Rebel Governance? Hamas’s Rule, rebel governance, showing their limited benefit in efforts to understand Hamas’ conduct, the discussion?illuminates?how Hamas has reconciled resistance with governance while battling Fatah, encountering?.?groups, suppressing dissent, restructuring the judiciary, encountering the “moral decay” of so

orthodox

Competing to Govern: Opportunities and Regime Responsiveness to Civilian Protests During the Talibaians continuously articulated interests and pressured both rebels and government to accommodate their interests. Rather than conceptualising the conflict between state building and state failure, the conflict can be read as a competition to govern. The intervention produced an environment in which t

Rheumatologist

無孔

偉大

Introduction,ging with the findings of other chapters in the book, this section highlights the contribution this book makes to the scholarly literature and to our understanding of rebel governance as a concept and its applicability to the Middle East context.

考得

Rejuvenate

,Hezbollah’s Relation with Iran: The Proxy-Ally Debate and Wilayat al-Faqih’s Impact on Hezbollah’s bollah and Iran. It examines the ideological–religious component of Hezbollah–Iran ties and inspects their impact on Hezbollah’s nature, behaviour, actions, power, and legitimacy, as well as its relations with the Lebanese State.

鋼筆記下懲罰

中古

,Not Rebel Governance? Hamas’s Rule,ivil wars because rather than a rebel group, Hamas is a movement resisting occupation. Therefore, rebel governance theory, operating under the assumption of a civil war background, offers very little for an understanding of Hamas and the views that guide its politics, ideology, and conduct.