When Parliaments Ruled the Middle East

When Parliaments Ruled the Middle East

Iraq and Syria, 1946-63

Rey, Matthieu

American University in Cairo Press

04/2022

344

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Inglês

9781649031167

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Acknowledgments
Timeline of Key Events

Introduction

The Ottoman and Mandate Roots of the Parliamentary System
The Advent of the Parliamentary System in the Ottoman Empire
1908-18:An Imperial Parliamentary System
Inventing New States (1920-46)

Experimenting with the Parliamentary System,
1946-49
Za'ama and the Parliamentary System
Establishing Real Sovereignty
The 1947 Elections
1948: Calling into Question the Parliamentary Experiment

Reform and Change: The Parliamentary System in Iraq and Syria, 1949-54
Rearranging the Parliamentary Systems
The Impact of International Relationships
Reforming the Country
Putting theAuthoritarian Pact in Jeopardy

Two New Formulas for the ParliamentarySystem, 1954-58
The Heydays of the Parliaments
Legislative Enterprises: Reshaping Society and the Economy
Adopting Cold War Vocabulary and the Polarization of the Assemblies

The Epilogue to the Parliamentary System
Establishing a True Constitutional Order?
The End of the Parliamentary System

The End of the Post-Ottoman Era
Appendices
1: Thematic Discussions in the January 1955 Session
2: Parliamentary Activity

Notes
Bibliography
Index
Political Science; World; Middle Eastern; Government; Legislative Branch; Iraq; Ideologies; Democracy; Imperialism; Modern; 20th Century; Syria; Representative; representation; 1946-1971; Matthieu Rey; systems; postwar; authoritarian rule; Ba'th Party; post-independence; elections; emergency law; freedom of the press; open expression of opinions; formation of new political parties; military coups; power; class; reform; Arab