North Africa : Politics, Region, and the Limits of Transformation (Paperback)

Foreword William B. Quandt Introduction Yahia H. Zoubir and Haizam Amirah-Fernandez Part 1: The Maghreb States: The Limits of Transformation 1. Democratic Desires and the Authoritarian Temptation in the Central Maghreb John P. Entelis 2. Policy Reforms in Algeria: Genuine Change or Adjustments? Ahmed Aghrout 3. Libya: Reforming the Economy, Not the Polity Ronald Bruce St John 4. Mauritania: Between the Hammer of Economic Globalization and the Anvil of Multiparty Factionalism Mohameden Ould-Mey 5. The "End of the Era of Leniency" in Morocco Gregory W. White 6. Engendering Citizenship in Tunisia: Prioritizing Unity over Democracy Larbi Sadiki Part 2: Regional issues in the Contemporary Maghreb 7. Economic Reform in the Maghreb: From Stabilization to Modernization Alejandro V. Lorca and Gonzalo Escribano 8. Emigration, Immigration, and Transit in the Maghreb: Externalization of EU Policy? Michael Collyer 9. Intra-Maghrebi Relations: Unitary Myth and National Interests Miguel Hernando de Larramendi 10. Women in the Maghreb: Stereotypes and Realities Louisa Dris-Ait-Hamadouche 11. The Politics of Berber (Amazigh) Identity: Algeria and Morocco Compared Michael J. Willis Part 3: Strategic and Security Relations of the Maghreb 12. Rethinking Maghrebi Security: The Challenge of Multilateralism Cherif Dris 13. The United States, Islamism, Terrorism, and Democracy in the Maghreb: The Predominance of Security? Yahia H. Zoubir 14. Reverberations in the Central Maghreb of the "Global War on Terror" Clement Moore Henry 15. European Policy and the Southern Mediterranean George Joffe 16. France and the Maghreb: The End of the Special Relationship? Jean-Francois Daguzan 17. Spain’s Policy towards Morocco and Algeria: Balancing Relations with the Southern Neighbors Haizam Amirah-Fernandez