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democratization? We argue that questions about the commitment of Islamic political opposition to democracy beyond a country’s first … free election may hinder Middle Eastern democratization. We extend Przeworski’s canonical model of political …
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This article deals with the Arab Spring as a process of deep political change in the Arab world, previously the only major world area where authoritarianism persisted unchallenged for decades. While in various countries of the Arab world mass protests in 2011 forced rulers to resign, other...
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Since there is no definition of "terrorism" upon which all the world nations agree, this article proposes to approach the phenomenon on the basis of normative concepts widely recognized by social scientists. We think the issue would be more manageable if we use terms like "deviance" and...
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role and future of political Islam in electoral politics. This article seeks to explain the diverging – and unexpected ⠅
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the nature, strength and significance of the links between organizational climate and employee turnover. Design/methodology/approach – Using a self-administered questionnaire, 70 employees from an Islamic bank were surveyed in order to...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to clarify and extend the conceptualization and measurement of customer satisfaction in the Islamic banking sector in Iran. Design/methodology/approach – The authors perform a review of the set of attributes which are capable of being incorporated in...
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. Furthermore, Arab-Islam world completely full of hate, wich is reflected to the outside of the country in the form of organized …
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Islamic economics is part of the Islamic fundamentalist movement gaining ground in large parts of the Muslim world. The call is for a return to Islamic law, Shari'a, which is believed to offer solutions to economic and social problems of all times and places. This paper presents Islamic...
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Although a millennium ago the Middle East was not an economic laggard, by the 18th century it exhibited clear signs of economic backwardness. The reason for this transformation is that certain components of the region’s legal infrastructure stagnated as their Western counterparts gave way to...
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The historical record belies the claim that Islam impeded entrepreneurship by inculcating conformism and fatalism …
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