Transformation and Revival of the Legitimacy in Modern Arab Monarchies in Rivalry with Islamism (jrp000254)
Keywords
Monarchy
Islamism
Legitimacy
Areas
Middle East
North Africa
Website
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About the Project
Project term: April, 2019–March, 2022
As a consequence of the “Arab Spring,” the resilience of Arab monarchies in the face of political change has received attention in an unpredictable world. In this research project, we present the research question of how citizens accept the legitimacy which the monarch and government claims. Furthermore, we analyze the relationship between the monarch/ government and Islamist groups who have gained political power based on vast social activities, focusing on the rivalry in ideology, contestation, and cooperation in the process of real politics. Finally, we attempt to explore the mechanism for maintaining the resilience built in Arab monarchies.
Hirotake ISHIGURO, Project Coordinator (Institute of Developing Economies, JETRO)
Members
Coordinator
Hirotake ISHIGURO (Institute of Developing Economies)
Based on the discussion in the previous meetings, each member will present a brief abstract of their plan to be in charge of writing, and then adjust the overall discussion framework and the content to be covered in each chapter.
4 participants (Hirotake ISHIGURO, Aiko NISHIKIDA, Nozomi SHIRATANI, Koji HORINUKI)
All members
Based on the discussion in the previous meeting, each member will present a brief abstract and key words of their plan to be in charge of writing, and then adjust the overall discussion framework and the content to be covered in each chapter.