North African politics : change and continuity

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Dedication
Contents
Preface and introduction
Part I Drivers of change in contemporary North Africa
	1. A political economy perspective on north african transitions
	2. Maghrebi youth in the wake of the Arab Spring: General observations and evidence from Tunisia and Algeria
	3. Civil-military relations in Algeria and Egypt: A comparative analysis
	4. Security sector reforms in North Africa
	5. Berbers in an Arab Spring: The politics of Amazigh identity and the North African uprisings
	6. Civil insurrections in North Africa: History and prospects
	7. Social media and mobilization in the Arab Spring and beyond
	8. Western Sahara: Change under the radar
Part II Internal dynamics of North African states
	9. Algeria: Reforms without change?
	10. The making and unmaking of the 2012 constitution in Egypt
	11. Libya: From ‘reform’ to revolution
	12. Political change in Mauritania: Desperately seeking its ‘Arab Spring’
	13. Morocco: Keeping revolution at bay with an enhanced status quo
	14. From democratic consensus to a struggle for power: The fragility of transition in Tunisia
Part III North Africa in world affairs
	15. The evolving foreign policies of North African states (2011–2014): New trends in constraints, political processes and behavior
	16. The United States and North Africa
	17. Barcelona, twenty years on
	18. China in North Africa: A strategic partnership
	19. The role of the GCC in North Africa in light of the ‘Arab Spring’
	20. Perspectives: North Africa’s Energy Challenges
Contributors
Index