دانلود کتاب Democratic Transition in the Muslim World: A Global Perspective

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Contents\nForeword\nAcknowledgments\nINTRODUCTION\nPART I. WHY DIFFERENT DEMOCRATIZATION OUTCOMES IN TUNISIA AND EGYPT? Cross-Ideological Accommodations, Constitutions, Militaries, and the Content of International Assistance\n1. ENNAHDA’S DEMOCRATIC COMMITMENTS AND CAPABILITIES: Major Evolutionary Moments and Choices\n2. THE CHALLENGES OF DEMOCRATIZATION IN THE ARAB WORLD: Some Reflections on the Egyptian Case\n3. MUTUAL ACCOMMODATION: Islamic and Secular Parties and Tunisia’s Democratic Transition\n4. THE ROOTS OF EGYPT’S CONSTITUTIONAL CATASTROPHE: The Necessity of Marrying an Analysis of Context, Process, and Text\n5. PURISTS AND PLURALISTS: Cross-Ideological Coalition Building in Tunisia’s Democratic Transition\n6. PATTERNS OF CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS AND THEIR LEGACIES FOR DEMOCRATIZATION: Egypt Versus Tunisia\n7. THE FAILURE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY TO SUPPORT TUNISIA\nPART II. RETHINKING OTHER DEMOCRACIES WITH LARGE MUSLIM POPULATIONS: What Policies Helped in Indonesia and India?\n8. CRAFTING INDONESIAN DEMOCRACY: Inclusion-Moderation and the Sacralizing of the Postcolonial State\n9. INDIAN DEMOCRACY AND THE WORLD’S LARGEST MUSLIM MINORITY\nSelected Bibliography\nContributors\nIndex