What do people in the Arab countries want?: Conceptions of democracy

Andrea Teti; Pamela Abbott

What do people in the Arab countries want? Conceptions of democracy

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Abstract

Arab respondents mostly reject the EU brand of formal liberal democracy in which elections are essential, but civil and political rights remain decoupled from unprioritised social and economic rights.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	openDemocracy
Publication status	Published - 12 Aug 2017

Keywords

Arab Uprisings
Arab Spring
Democracy
Egypt
Tunisia
Morocco
Jordan
EU

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The Arab Uprisings, Democracy and Social Justice
Andrea Teti (Speaker) & Pamela Ann Abbott (Speaker)
8 Nov 2017
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Middle East Security: Pending & Pressing Problems Corruption, Development, and Cohesion
Andrea Teti (Organiser) & Pamela Ann Abbott (Organiser)
3 Nov 2017
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After the Uprisings: The implications of Arab Transformations public opinion data for democracy, development and security in the Middle East
Andrea Teti (Speaker)
11 Jul 2017
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What do people in the Arab countries want? Conceptions of democracy

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The Arab Uprisings, Democracy and Social Justice

Middle East Security: Pending & Pressing Problems Corruption, Development, and Cohesion

After the Uprisings: The implications of Arab Transformations public opinion data for democracy, development and security in the Middle East

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