Jordan and the Arab Uprisings: Regime Survival and Politics Beyond the State (Columbia Studies in Middle East Politics)
Curtis R. Ryan examines Jordan during the Arab uprisings, focusing on regime survival and the political forces that operate beyond the state. This study places Jordan within the wider context of Middle East politics and offers a focused analysis of regional political change.
About This Book
This book examines Jordan in the context of the Arab uprisings.
It focuses on the question of regime survival and the political dynamics surrounding the Jordanian state.
The study also considers politics beyond the state, placing Jordan within broader regional developments.
Part of the Columbia Studies in Middle East Politics series, the book offers a focused work on contemporary Middle Eastern politics.
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