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Elite Origins of Democracy and Development in the Muslim World
Cover -- Endorsement -- Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Abbreviations -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 Cracking the Muslim World's Democracy and Development Puzzle -- 1.2 Theoretical Considerations -- 1.3 Plan of the Book -- Notes -- References -- 2 Egypt -- 2.1 Prelude to Egypt's Autocracy and Underdevelopment -- 2.2 Origins of Elite Conflict During the Rise of Egyptian Nationalism -- 2.3 Elite Conflict Turns Violent After Nominal Independence
2.4 Elite Conflict Metastasizes: Free Officers and the MB -- 2.5 Elite Conflict: Failure to Create a Pro-Growth Coalition -- 2.6 Elite Conflict and the Collapse of Democracy and Development -- 2.7 Summing Up -- Notes -- References -- 3 Indonesia -- 3.1 Preview of the Turn From Elite Disunity to Elite Unity -- 3.2 Elite Origins of Indonesia's Developmental Autocracy -- 3.3 Constructing the New Order and Its Legacy -- 3.4 Elite Unity and Democratization -- 3.5 Comparing Egypt and Indonesia -- Notes -- References -- 4 Malaysia
4.1 Preview: From a Developmental Democracy to a Developmental Autocracy -- 4.2 Colonialism Sets the Stage for Ethnic Elite Conflict -- 4.3 Malay Elites: An Emerging Islamic-Oriented Developmental Autocracy -- 4.4 Malaysia: A Developmental Autocracy and Islamic Polity -- Notes -- References -- 5 Turkey -- 5.1 Making Sense of Elites' Political and Economic Choices -- 5.2 Elites and the Legacy of the Kemalist Transformation Project -- 5.3 Democratic Elites Favor Majoritarianism and Economic Populism -- 5.4 The 1980 Coup: A Return to Democracy and Development
5.5 Religious Elites Sustain Majoritarian Politics and Defeat a Tutelary State -- 5.6 Slouching Toward Autocracy and Economic Crisis -- Notes -- References -- 6 Conclusions -- 6.1 Comparing the Cases -- 6.2 Impact of External Developments -- Notes -- References -- Index
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Democratization and autocratization studies