Larbi Sadiki

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Larbi Sadiki is affiliated with the following schools: Mohammed V University, University of Exeter, Qatar University

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According to Wikipedia, Larbi Sadiki is a Tunisian writer, political scientist and professor of political science and democratization at the College of Arts and Sciences of Qatar University. He was formerly a scholar at the Carnegie Middle East Center and lecturer at University of Exeter. Sadiki's writing focuses on the democratization of the Arab world as well as human rights studies and dialogue between the Western and Islamic civilizations.

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Larbi Sadiki's Published Works

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POPULAR UPRISINGS AND ARAB DEMOCRATIZATION (2000) (79)
The Search for Arab Democracy: Discourses and Counter-Discourses (2002) (77)
Bin Ali's Tunisia: Democracy by Non-Democratic Means (2002) (54)
Rethinking Arab Democratization: Elections without Democracy (2009) (47)
Rethinking Arab Democratization (2009) (42)
Political Liberalization in Bin Ali's Tunisia: Façade Democracy (2002) (39)
The Search for Citizenship in Bin Ali's Tunisia: Democracy versus Unity (2002) (39)
Towards Arab liberal governance: From the democracy of bread to the democracy of the vote (1997) (28)
Europe and Tunisia: Democratization via Association (2010) (20)
Democratic transition in the Middle East : unmaking power (2013) (17)
Routledge handbook of the Arab Spring : rethinking democratization (2014) (16)
15. The Arab Spring: The ‘People’ in International Relations (2019) (15)
Regional Development in Tunisia: The Consequences of Multiple Marginalization (2019) (11)
Wither Arab ‘Republicanism’? The Rise of Family Rule and the ‘End of Democratization’ in Egypt, Libya and Yemen (2010) (11)
Regionalism in Crisis: GCC Integration without Democracy (2020) (10)
Reframing resistance and democracy: narratives from Hamas and Hizbullah (2010) (9)
The GCC in Crisis: Explorations of ‘Normlessness’ in Gulf Regionalism (2020) (8)
Towards a ‘democratic knowledge’ turn? Knowledge production in the age of the Arab Spring (2015) (8)
Libya’s Arab Spring (2012) (8)
The Post Arab Spring Reform: The Maghreb at a Cross Roads (2016) (7)
One 'Islam', Many 'Islams': Understanding the Arab-Islamic Perspective on 11 September in a Globalising World (2002) (6)
The Impact of the Arab Spring on the Gulf Cooperation Council (2015) (5)
Like Father , Like Son : Dynastic Republicanism in the Middle East (2009) (4)
Unruliness through Space and Time (2014) (4)
Discoursing ‘democratic knowledge’ & knowledge production in North Africa (2015) (3)
Unruliness through Space and Time: Reconstructing ‘Peoplehood’ in the Arab Spring (2014) (3)
Tunisia's Peripheral Cities: Marginalization and Protest Politics in a Democratizing Country (2021) (3)
The Palestinian Uprising, Bread Riots and Arab Democratisation (1996) (3)
Pro-Regime versus Oppositional Media: During the Revolution, 2011–2013 (2014) (2)
Tunisia’s Ennahda: Islamists Turning the Learning Curve of Democracy and Civic Habituation (2018) (2)
The Arab world between a formidable virus and a repressive state – Centre tricontinental (2020) (2)
Progress & retrogression in Arab democratization (2009) (2)
Mapping out Arab Electoralism, 1998–2008 (2009) (1)
The Revolution Never Ends: Music, Protest and Rebirth in the Arab World Mark LeVine (2014) (1)
Elections Without Democracy: The False Starts, 1975–97 (2009) (1)
'Democratic Knowledge' and Knowledge Production: Preliminary Reflections on Democratisation in North Africa (2018) (1)
Islam and democracy: between orientalism and occidentalism (1997) (1)
Routledge Handbook of Middle East Politics (2020) (1)
Writing democracy: An end of author ‘turn’?: From ‘fake news’ to ‘fake democratization' (2018) (1)
‘Writing’ small states: contextualizing the construct in the Arab Gulf (2021) (1)
Al-La Nidam: An Arab View of the New World (Dis)order (1995) (1)
Shari‘ah Law and Capitulations Governing the Non-Muslim Foreign Merchants in the Ottoman Empire (2017) (0)
Middle of where? East of what? (2020) (0)
Other Areas (2005) (0)
On EU–Arab democratisation* (2021) (0)
Playing ball (2020) (0)
‘Clock-wise’ protest: Reimagining time in the Arab Spring (2014) (0)
Saudi Arabia: re-reading politics and religion in the wake of September 11 (2003) (0)
Rethinking Democratization in the Arab Context (2009) (0)
A Matter Of Protest: The Arab Spring In Syria (2018) (0)
The Arab Spring is not lost (2019) (0)
Tunisia’s “civic parallelism” (2019) (0)
The fragmentation of Shaykh-murid relationships: power voids and the democratization of religious Suﬁ authority in Bahrain MUHAMMAD alZEKRI AND BRITTA RUDOLFF (2013) (0)
Writing Middle East politics (2020) (0)
The Arab Spring through Russian ‘Eyes’ Karina Fayzullina (2014) (0)
POP UL AR UP RISI N GS AND ARAB D EM OCR ATI ZATIO N (2000) (0)
Poetry and the Arab Spring: A Historical Perspective Atef Alshaer (2014) (0)
Political Organization in the Middle East and North Africa (2014) (0)
Catalysts from Below: Democratic Transition and ‘Bread Riots’ (2009) (0)
Cascading Liberation and Renewal—Tunisia in History (2015) (0)
The COVID-19 pandemic and possibilities for Arab ‘risk society’ (2021) (0)
Al‐Jazeerah and the Internet as Sites of Democratic Struggle (2009) (0)
Interpreting Arab Democratic Learning & Unlearning ([Special Feature] Political Change and Migration from the Middle East) From Bloom to Heidegger and Beyond (2020) (0)
The Greater Middle East Initiative: A US Democracy Promotion ‘Road Map’? (2009) (0)
Authoritarianism, Islamism and the search for Arab democracy (1996) (0)
Reflexive politics and Arab 'risk society'? COVID-19 and issues of public health (2020) (0)
Editors’ Introduction (2006) (0)
Editors’ Introduction: Protest – Popular Conscience and Barometer? (2022) (0)
Preface ([Special Feature] Democratic Learning, Moderation and Exclusion in the Arab Middle East) (2020) (0)
Media-ting democratic literacies (2018) (0)
Space and politics for remaking the people (2014) (0)

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