Egypt's political economy : power relations in development /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
| Imprint: | Cairo ; New York : The American University in Cairo Press, 2009. |
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| Retention: | Retained for Eastern Academic Scholars' Trust (EAST) http://eastlibraries.org/retained-materials |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Power Relations
- Power Relations in Development: A Theoretical Explanation
- The State, Power Relations, and the Economy
- Democracy, Power Relations, and Regime Type
- Religion, Ideology, and Power Relations
- Gender, the State, and Power Relations
- 1. The Role of the State in Development
- The State and Development: The Theoretical Controversy
- Historical Review of the Role of the Egyptian State in Development (1805-1952)
- The Nasserist Experiment in State-led Development (1952-70)
- Economic Liberalization and the Emergence of a Rentier Economy (1974-91)
- Economic Reform and Structural Adjustment Policies (1991-2005)
- The Neoliberals and Their Reform Agenda
- Egypt: A Developmental State?
- 2. The State, Democracy, and Development
- The Relationship between Democracy and Development
- The Seeds of Liberalism: From Muhammad 'Ali to the British Invasion of Egypt
- Restricted Liberalism and the Emergence of an Industrial Elite (1923-52)
- Authoritarianism, Nationalism, and State Autonomy (1952-76)
- Restricted Political Liberalization, the State, and the Emergence of a New Capitalist Class (1976-91)
- Steps toward Democracy: The Consolidation of the Capitalist Class and the Gradual Retreat of the State from Its Developmental Role (1991-2005)
- Egypt: A Hybrid Regime?
- 3. Politicized Religion, Conflict, and Development: The Islamists and the State
- Religion and Development: Theoretical Approaches
- Nationalism and Islamism: The Case of Egypt
- The Transition Crisis, the State, and the Use of Politicized Islam as State Ideology (1970-2005)
- 4. Gender and Development: Women's Rights, State, and Society
- Gender Inequalities and Development
- The Role of the State in the Determination of Gender Inequalities
- Gender Relations and Development in Egypt
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index