Power, Resistance, Ideology and the State: Charles Tripp and the Comparative Politics of the Middle East: Gingko-St Andrews Series

Preface – Eberhard Kienle

1.‘Symbolic Politics and Secular Logics in the Middle East and North Africa: Charles Tripp as Social Theorist’ – Daniel Neep

2.‘States, Elites, and the Management of Change in Beirut’s Post-Civil War Reconstruction’- Hannes Baumann

3.‘Digital Entrepreneurs and State Resilience under Sanctions in Iran’ - Evaleila Pesaran

4.‘My Dream and My Country Walked Away from Each Other”: Youth, Education and Political Agency in Asad’s Syria’ - Aurora Sottimano

5.‘Performing the Jordanian State: Intervention, Aid Dependence and Eternal Reform’ - Benjamin Schuetze

6.‘Unpacking Governance in Akkar: Producing the “Weak” state in Lebanon?’ - Jamil Mouawad

7.‘Charles Tripp, Pierre Bourdieu and the Writing of a Modern History of Iraq’ - Toby Dodge

8.‘The British Empire, the Modern State and the Institutionalisation of Sectarian Difference’ - Toby Mathiesen

9.‘Myths of the Iran-Iraq War and the Development of the Praetorian State in Iran’ - Ali Ansari

10.‘The Middle East and International Relations: History Lessons Not Learned’ - Louise Fawcett

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