Why alliances fail : Islamist and leftist coalitions in North Africa / Matt Buehler.

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Buehler, Matt [Author]

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online resource

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9780815654582

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JQ3198 .W493 2018

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Rural regimes, urban regimes: divergent pathways of regime formation -- All about the base: the origins of left-Islamist alliances in North Africa -- Zooming out: national-level alliances in Tunisia, Morocco, and Mauritania -- Zooming in: subnational alliances in Tunisia, Morocco, and Mauritania -- Resurrecting alliances? Left-Islamist coalitions in the Arab uprisings and aftermath.

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"Published in collaboration with Georgetown University-Qatar's Center for International and Regional Studies."

Includes bibliographies and index.

Understanding alliances: toward a social theory of opposition politics -- Rural regimes, urban regimes: divergent pathways of regime formation -- All about the base: the origins of left-Islamist alliances in North Africa -- Zooming out: national-level alliances in Tunisia, Morocco, and Mauritania -- Zooming in: subnational alliances in Tunisia, Morocco, and Mauritania -- Resurrecting alliances? Left-Islamist coalitions in the Arab uprisings and aftermath.