List of acronyms preface note on transliteration chronology, 1951 1996. Part 1 Introduction and theory: issues and framework - situating the debate, the Libyan monarchy and Jamahiriyya, overview the distributive state - state formation - revenues and institutions, state-building in distributive states, politics and development in distributive states, distributive states - oil and history, state strength, autonomy, and social setting. Part 2 Libya since independence: shadow of the past - the Sanusi Kingdom - the Sanusi Kingdom and the colonial legacy, Libya's first oil boom - state-building and institutions, conclusion from kingdom to republic - the Qadhafi coup - political consolidation and mobilization, the popular revolution and the pursuit of legitimacy, from concession to participation - oil and development, conclusion Thawra and Tharwa -Libya's boom-and-bust decade - technocrats versus revolutionaries -transition toward a Jamahiriyya, the Green Book - popular rule, postponing reform - the last great spender of petrodollars, postponing reform confrontation abroad, mobilization at home, the politics of evocation - myths, symbols, and charisma, emerging problems of control, oil and state-building during Libya's revolutionary decade, conclusion shadow of the future - Libya's failed Infitah -revolution within the revolution, Libya's Infitah, markets, institutions, and economic reform, growth and development, conclusion. Part 3 Conclusion: oil and state-building in distributive states - the Libyan contribution - state-building, institutions, and rent-seeking in distributive states, the power of the distributive state, power or wealth - politics in distributive states, state-building in the Jamahiriyya - observation on the future oil, state-building, and politics.
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