Why Muslims rebel: repression and resistance in the Islamic world

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Foreword: Rebellion in the Islamic World - Fred Halliday. Introduction: The Challenge of Explaining Muslim Rebellions. Political Exclusion in the Muslim World. Repression and Rebellion. Exclusive Organizations and Protracted Conflict. Ideology and Anticivilian Violence. Conclusion: Patterns of Rebellion.

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