Political Economy of the Arab Uprising

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Girijesh Pant

Vol. 48, Issue No. 16, 20 Apr, 2013

Political Economy of the Arab Uprising

Vol. 48, Issue No. 16, 20 Apr, 2013

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Girijesh Pant

The Arab Uprising is the consequence of the structural crisis of the rentier state engaged with a neo-liberal regime implemented by authoritarian rulers. The people have removed the authoritarian rulers but does that change the nature of the state and its preference for a neo-liberal regime?

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