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In einem Überblick über Theorie und Praxis parlamentarischer Systeme in den nahöstlichen islamischen Ländern (arabische Länder, Iran) werden die Unterschiede zwischen westlichem Demokratieverständnis und islamischen Traditionen aufgezeigt. In der muslimischen politischen Theorie gibt es bisher keine einheitliche Vorstellung über das Verhältnis von Volks- und göttlicher Souveränität, so daß die Frage nach der spezifischen Natur und dem Ausmaß der politischen Partizipation ungeklärt ist. (DÜI-Hns)

Preface Marina Ottaway 1. An Arab Democratic Spring? US Democracy Promotion Policy and Popular Uprisings in the Middle East Shahram Akbarzadeh and Benjamin MacQueen Part 1: Coercive/Interventionist Democratisation 2.'Democratisation', Religious Extremism, Fragile States, and Insurgencies: Bush's Legacies to Obama and the Challenges Ahead Juan Cole 3. The Americanisation of Democratic Theory: Some Lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan William Maley Part 2: Avenues to Democratisation 4. Political Reconstruction, Democracy and Power-Sharing in Afghanistan and Iraq Benjamin MacQueen 5. Winning Hearts and Minds: US Promotion of a Democratic Islam James Piscatori 6. The Political Economy of Protection: Democratisation and the American Presence in Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain Amy Holmes 7. Energy Security and Democracy Promotion in the Middle East: A Bush-Obama Continuum? Leanne Piggott Part 3: Case Studies 8. Iraq: Elite Fragmentation, Islam and Democracy Amin Saikal 9. Mugged by Reality: Democracy Promotion and Egyptian Political Reform during the Bush Era, and the Options for President Obama Robert Bowker 10. Good Governance and Air Strikes: America's Awkward Toolkit in Yemen Sarah Pillips 11. Future Patterns of US Engagement with Democratic Reform in the Middle East Amin Saikal and James Piscatori