Human Rights and the Arab Spring (Paperback)

Langue : anglais

Edité par Academica Press, Bethesda, 2019

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Paperback. By 2015, four years after the dawn of the Arab Spring, the prospects of a unifying political reform narrative in the Arab World were noticeably dwindling. The unprecedented opportunity for a regional workshop of reform and state building had stalled, with Islamist movements more anxious about questions of identity and religious ethics, and with the old guards of the deep state establishments (mainly military or religious personnel) countering the revolutions, rather than being concerned with constitutionalism. Generally, both incoming governments and governments clinging to a single thread trying to fight the tides of change, have lapsed to reliance on police power to curtail protests, thus raising crucial questions, whether orientalist or otherwise intentionally regressive: Have post-revolution events proved that the Middle East is incompatible with democracy and international human rights standards? Would entrenching such concepts in the Middle East be doomed to fail? The book will examine these questions as they unfolded during the Arab Spring, which sparked in January 2011, first in Tunisia, and then to six other Arab countries, including the most populous one, Egypt. Human Rights and the Arab Spring will highlight, analyze, and contrast, from a human rights law perspective, the situation in Tunisia the success model of the Arab Spring before and after the Jasmine Revolution, and in Egypt, the Arab Springs most notable failure before the 2011 revolution and after the subsequent counter-revolution, which was led by the military establishment. The books ultimate goal is to make a case for a contemporary Arabian Magna Carta, a durable legal document that can be used to hold people in power (whether monarchs or dynastic monarchical presidencies) to account, in order to build a legal foundation for the democratization, liberalization, and possibly the secularization of the region, or at least greater respect for international human rights laws and standards. Highlights, analyses, and contrasts, from a ""human rights law"" perspective, the situation in Tunisia - the success model of the Arab Spring - before and after the ""Jasmine Revolution,"" and in Egypt, the Arab Spring's most notable failure - before the 2011 revolution and after the subsequent ""counter-revolution"" led by the military establishment. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Titre
Human Rights and the Arab Spring (Paperback)
Auteur
Bachar El-Halabi
Éditeur
Academica Press, Bethesda
Année de publication
2019
État de l'article
new
Reliure
Paperback
Langue
anglais
ISBN à 10 chiffres
1680531670
ISBN à 13 chiffres
9781680531671

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