Politics in the Middle East

James A. Bill · Robert D. Springborg

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Preface. 1. Political Development and the Challenge of Modernization. 2. States, Beliefs, and Ideologies. 3. The Genes of Politics: Groups, Classes and Families. 4. The Politics of Patrimonial Leadership. 5. The Politics of Leaders and Change. 6. Institutions of Government: Militaries, Bureaucracies, and Legislatures. 7. The Arab-Israeli Connection: The Politics of Competitive State-Building. 8. The Politics of War and Revolution in the Persian Gulf. 9. Petroleum, Politics, and Development. Index.

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