Note: Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 245-261. - Index , Constitutions, civil society, and democratization in the Arab world , Democratizing the parchments: the impact of process on the democratic content of constitutions , Constitutional negotiations and the pathway to democratic transition: The case of Tunisia , Pathways of Failure: the importance of the process , Pathways of failure: the importance of civil society , Pathways of failure: the importance of constitutional design , Lessons from the 'Fall' of the Arab Spring

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Note: Von der letzten BuchseiteIn "acknowledgments" : ... "is based in part on contributions from an international coference that took place in Bochum in 2018" , Literaturangaben

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Note: Literaturangaben , Part I: Conceptualizing public participation in constitution making processes ; Participation - to unveil a myth , Part II: Participation in constitution making processes ; The flawed public participation in the Egyptian constitutional process , The 2011 constitution-making process in Morocco: a limited and controlled public participation , The role of participation in the two Kenyan constitution building processes of 2000-5 and 2010: lessons learnt? , The Francophone paradox: participation in Senegal and in Central African Republic , Public participation under authoritarian rule: the case of Zimbabwe , The role of civil society in the Libyan constitution-making process , Public participation and elite capture: a yet incomplete struggle towards a new constitution in Tanzania , Mission impossible? : opportunities and limitations of public participation in constitution-making in a failed state - the case of Somalia , The process of drafting a citizen driven constitution in South Sudan: which role for the public? , Part III: Participation in context: does it make a difference? ; Wanjiku's constitution : women's participation and their impact in Kenya's constitution building processes , A success story of participation? : LGBTI rights in South Africa , The cross-cutting issue of religion in the Tunisian participatory constitution-making process , Does participation help to foster constitutionalism in Africa? , Letting the constituent power decide? Merits and challenges of referenda in constitution making processes in Africa , Participation in the Tunisian constitution-making process , People and constitutions: the case of Zambia , Societal engagement, democratic transition, and constitutional implementation in Malawi , Public participation and the death penalty in South Africa's constitution-making process , The role of participation in the two Kenyan constitution building processes of 2000-2005 and 2010 : lessons learnt? , The Francophone paradox : participation in Senegal and in Central African Republic , The flawed public participation in the Egyptian constitutional process , Public participation under authoritarian rule : the case of Zimbabwe , The role of civil society in the Libyan constitution-making process , Public participation and elite capture : a yet incomplete struggle towards a new constitution in Tanzania , Mission impossible? : Opportunities and limitations of public participation in constitution-making in a failed state : the case of Somalia , The process of drafting a citizen driven constitution in South Sudan : which role for the public? , Wanjiku's constitution : women's participation and their impact in Kenya's constitution building processes , The 2011 constitution-making process in Morocco : a limited and controlled public participation , Participation : to unveil a myth , A success story of participation? : LGBTI rights in South Africa , The cross-cutting issue of religion in the Tunisian participatory constitution-making process , Does participation help to foster constitutionalism in Africa?

Note: Tabellen, Register, Literaturangaben , Part I: Conceptualisation and performance of national liberation movements-cum-governments ; Introduction: Understanding national liberation movements , Part II: Liberation struggles against European colonisation ; The MPLA government and its post-liberation record in Angola , From former liberation movement to four decades in government: the maintenance of the Frelimo state , From Cabral's liberation movement to power struggle and ideological erosion: the decline of PAIGC in Guinea-Bissau , From anticolonial liberation movement to ruling party: the FLN in Algeria , Part III: Liberation struggles against white minority rule ; The African National Congress: from liberation movement to neoliberal state manager , ZANU-PF in power in Zimbabwe, 1980-2013: towards explaining why former liberation movements fail as governments , Part IV: Liberation struggles against annexation by neighbouring countries ; Struggle mentality versus democracy: the case of SWAPO of Namibia , Part V: Liberation struggles for reform (regime change) ; Liberation movements turned governments: the Ugandan experience , Ethiopia: the quest for transformation under EPRDF , Liberation struggle for regime change: Somaliland's transition from conflict to civilian government , Between the devil and the deep blue sea: the birth and breakdown of Somali armed movements, 1976-99 , Varieties of African liberation movement governments , Liberation movements and the "democratic deficit" , Problems of transition to civic governance in Eritrea , Understanding rebellion in South Sudan , From former liberation movement to four decades in government : the maintenance of the Frelimo state , From Cabral's liberation movement to power struggle and ideological erosion : the decline of PAIGC in Guinea-Bissau , From anticolonial liberation movement to ruling party : the FLN in Algeria , The African National Congress : from liberation movement to neoliberal state manager , ZANU-PF in power in Zimbabwe, 1980-2013 : towards explaining why former liberation movements fail as governments , Struggle mentality versus democracy : the case of SWAPO of Namibia , Introduction : understanding national liberation movements , The MPLA government and its post-liberation record in Angola , Liberation movements turned governments : the Ugandan experience , Ethiopia : the quest for transformation under EPRDF , Liberation struggle for regime change : Somaliland's transition from conflict to civilian government , Between the devil and the deep blue sea : the birth and breakdown of Somali armed movements, 1976-99

Note: Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 243-273

Note: Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 325-365 und Index , Introduction , Part I. Legitimacy , 1. Legitimation crisis , 2. Constitutional legitimation I , 3. Constitutional legitimation II , 4. Revolution , Part II. Revolution and legality , 5. Legal continuity , 6. Law's contradictions , 7. Popular sovereignty , Part III. Revolution and constitution , 8. Revolutionary constitution making , 9. Reformist constitution making , 10. Constituent power , Afterword

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Note: Enthält: Anmerkungen Seite 175-226, Register , 1. INTRODUCTION: UNDERSTANDING AND EXPLAINING THE ARAB UPRISINGS , Making sense ofthe Arab uprisings , The book ahead , 2. ACTS, ARENAS AND ACTORS: FRAMING THE UPRISINGS , The 'exceptionalism' ofthe Middle East , Acts, arenas and actors , 'Democratic revolutions': naming events , Causality and narratives ofchange , Mobilization (and demobilization) in extraordinary circumstances , 3. ROUTINE AUTHORITARIAN GOVERNANCE BEFORE THE ARAB UPRISINGS: STRUCTURING THE OPTIONS FOR CHANGE , Political resilience and the appearance ojstability , Political legitimacy and authoritarian control , Structuring patronage and clientelism , Political mobilization and institutionalized politics , Overstating the authoritarian Arab state , 4. CONSTRUCTING IMPOSSIBLE UPRISINGS , Causing an uprising to start sometime in 2010 in North Africa , Tunisia: redrawing the boundaries ofcontestation , Algeria: renewed challenges to routine authoritarianism , Libya: creating new arenas ofcontestation , Reshaping protest actions in Morocco , 5. REDRAWING CONTENTION AND AUTHORITARIAN PRACTICES , Tunisia:from wanting the regime to change to triggering regime change , Libya:from local areas of revolutionary protest to international conflict zone , Algeria:from social unrest to political protest , Morocco: a transition to pre-existing practices ofcontention , 6. DEMOBILIZATION AND RECONSTRUCTION OF THE ACTORS OF THE UPRISINGS , Entrenching the democratic actors ojthe Tunisian transition , Democratic and military transition in Libya , Reasserting authoritarian routines and normalizing discontent in Algeria , Reforming authoritarian cooptation in Morocco , 7. CONCLUSION: MOBILIZATION AND DEMOBILIZATION IN THE NORTH AFRICAN 4222 UPRISINGS , Acts of contention: events creating events , Arenas ofcontention: areas ofchange and routine governance , Actors ofcontention and governance: institutionalizing identities and practices , After the 2011 Arab uprisings

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Note: Papers originally presented to 2013 Myanmar/Burma Update Conference held at the Australian National University, Canberra, from 15 to 16 May 2013

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Note: Literaturverzeichnis: Seiten 305-337

Note: Includes bibliographical references , Foreword , The nuclear weapons issue and the Budapest Agreement , The political system of Ukraine , The ethnic and cultural divisons of Ukraine , The Crimean autonomy , The role of the US in Ukraine prior to and during the Maidan protests , Ukrainian-Russian relations after 1991 , The role of the Crimea in Ukrainian-Russian relations , Polish-Ukrainian relations after 1991 , The EU and NATO toward Ukraine , The "Orange Revolution" and its aftermath , From the Euromajdan protests to the Sich Uprisal , Nationalism, party politics and political transition I , Nationalism, party politics and political transition II , The virtual Majdan : new patterns of mass mobilization , The challenges : political and economic transition , Conclusions.

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Note: Literaturverz. S. 121 - 126 , Deutsch

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Note: Includes bibliographical references , Rwanda 2025 : scenario for the future political stability of Rwanda , Discordant narratives in Rwanda's Gacaca courts , Participatory rights in Rwanda : genocide ideology laws and the future of political space , Independent actors or silent agents : where to go for Rwandan civil society? , Deterioration of aid coordination in Gacaca implementation : dealing with the past for a better future , Peasant perspectives on national unity and reconciliation : building peace or promoting division? , Regional integration and the future of Rwanda , Rwanda : overcoming the industrial policy taboo , New 'friends' of Rwanda : Chinese noodles and Indian curry : analysis of Asian giants forays into Rwanda in the light of theories on OFDI , Communication, media and the way forward , Contemporary education and the challenges of switching formal language to English in Rwanda , Civic education and social transformation in post-genocide Rwanda : forging the perfect development subjects , The spread of the "genocide ideology" within the Great Lakes Region : challenges for Rwanda , Between Pyongyang and Singapore : the Rwandan state, its rulers, and the military , The role of the military in Rwanda : current dynamics and future prospects , Nurturing eemocracy or into the danger zone? : the Rwandan Patriotic Front, elite fragmentation and post-liberation politics

Note: Zugl.: Berlin, Humboldt Univ., Diss., 2011

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Note: Literaturverzeichnis: Seiten 125-132 , Teilweise zugleich: Warschau, Graduate School for Social Research, Dissertation, 2000

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Preface: Why should you read this book? ; 1. Introduction : understanding the Arab Awakening , PART I. THE DYNAMICS OF THE ARAB SPRING ; 2. Arab public opinion : what do they want? , 3. Democratization 101 : historical lessons for the Arab Spring , 4. Islamists and the Brotherhood : political Islam and the Arab Spring , 5. The impact of new media : the revolution will be tweeted , 6. The impact on the peace process : peacemaker or peacebreaker? , 7. The Arab militaries : the double-edged swords , 8. The economic dimension : the price of freedom , 9. Terrorism : Al-Qaeda and the Arab Spring , PART II. COUNTRIES IN TRANSITION ; 10. Democratizers? The pursuit of pluralism , 11. Iraq : the roller coaster of democracy , 12. Egypt : the prize , 13. Tunisia : birthplace of the revolution , 14. Libya : from revolt to state-building , 15. The Palestinians : between national liberation and political legitimacy , PART III. THE IMPERATIVE OF REFORM ; 16. Reform : convincing reluctant regimes to change , 17. Making reform credible : the critical piece of the puzzle , 18. Saudi Arabia : the elephant in the living room , 19. Jordan : an imperfect state , 20. Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, and the UAE : the nervous bystanders , 21. Bahrain : island of troubles , 22. Morocco : the model for reform? , 23. Algeria : whistling past the graveyard , PART IV. STATES IN CRISIS ; 24. States in civil war : challenges for the United States , 25. Yemen : the search for stability and development , 26. Syria : the ghosts of Hama , PART V. OTHER REGIONAL ACTORS ; 27. Regional actors : the changing balance of power in the Middle East , 28. Israel : a frosty response to the Arab Spring , 29. Iran : the bogeyman , 30. Turkey : an interested party , PART VI. THE EXTERNAL POWERS ; 31. External powers : riding the tsunami , 32. Europe : muddling through , 33. Russia : Moscow does not believe in change , 34. China : unease from afar , 35. The international order and the emerging powers : implications of the Arab Awakening , 36. The United States : a new American grand strategy for the Middle East , Appendix: Political, social, and economic indicators of the Middle East.

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Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Constituting the heterarchy of European constitutionalism in the EU's new member states , Legal cultures in transition. A system-theory approach , Democratic ethics, constitutional dimensions and "constitutionalisms" , Multiple transitions to the EU constitutional project : the case of Eastern European legal professions

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