The categorical revolution: Democratic uprising in the Middle East
By: Ahmad, Irfan.
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ArticlePublisher: 2011Description: p.30-35.Subject(s): Revolution
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Economic and Political WeeklySummary: The protests ovefr the past year across the 'middle east' are perhaps saying that the region first and foremost belongs to its people and that the categories of "oil-rich", "oil-less" and "main route" are at best exciting materials for a historian's archive. While unfolding this "categorical revolution", this article explodies two key myths: (1) that of the terminology of the middle east, and (2) Islam's incompatibility with democracy. - Reproduced.
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Volume no: 46, Issue no: 44-45 | Available | AR94487 |
The protests ovefr the past year across the 'middle east' are perhaps saying that the region first and foremost belongs to its people and that the categories of "oil-rich", "oil-less" and "main route" are at best exciting materials for a historian's archive. While unfolding this "categorical revolution", this article explodies two key myths: (1) that of the terminology of the middle east, and (2) Islam's incompatibility with democracy. - Reproduced.
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