The New Authoritarianism in the Middle East and North Africa

Stephen Juan King

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1. Political Openings and the Transformation of Authoritarian Rule in the Middle East and North Africa 2. Sustaining Authoritarianism During the Third Wave of Democracy 3. The Old Authoritarianism 4. The New Authoritarianism 5. Political Openings Without Patronage Based Privatization and Single Party Institutional Legacies 6. Transitions from the New MENA Authoritarianism to Democracy? Notes Bibliography Index

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