Women, the State, and Political Liberalization: Middle Eastern and North African Experiences

1999-01-01articleForeign Affairs117 citationsclosed

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Multiculturalism, Politics, Migration, Gender Middle East Politics and Society Gender Politics and Representation

Abstract

Acknowledgments Introduction: Women, the State, and Political LiberalizationTHE CASESPart 1. Morocco 1. In the Realm of the Commander of the Faithful2. In the Shadow of the Mudawwanah3. Confronting the MakhzenPart 2. Jordan 4. God Homeland King5. The Struggle for Voice6. The State Retreats, the State ReturnsPart 3. Tunisia 7. Borguiba and His Legacy8. Citoyennes Part Enti re?9. The Changing Guise of State FeminismConclusionsNotes

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