1. Arab Reform Briefs
Corruption in Jordan: It’s the Mechanisms, Not Manifestations, that Matter
23 June 2010 , by Sufian ObaidatThe Disintegration of Somalia: Will the Logic of Crisis Management Continue?
14 April 2010 , by Mohammed Omar AhmedThe Muslim Brotherhood and the Egyptian Regime: The Test of Parliamentary Elections as a Condition for Political Transition
24 March 2010 , by Hossam TammamIntegration of the Islamist Movement : The Case of Algeria
15 February 2010 , by Daho DjerbalStratégie d’intégration du mouvement islamiste et verrouillage du système de représentation : le cas de l’Algérie
14 February 2010 , by Daho Djerbal2010: Sudan Faces Danger of Secession of the South
10 February 2010 , by Haydar Ibrahim AliBedouinocracy: Libya Between Hereditary Succession and Reform
29 January 2010 , by Rachid KhechanaThe Dialectic Relationship Between the Political and the Civil in the Syrian Civil Society Movement
30 November 2009 , by Wael SawahThe Current Palestinian Scene: Setting National Priorities Right
21 October 2009 , by Hani al MasriTunisia on the Eve of presidential and Parliamentary Elections: Organising a Pro-Forma Democracy
13 October 2009 , by Rachid KhechanaThe Amazigh Question and National Identity in Morocco
20 July 2009 , by Said BennisElections in Lebanon: What purpose did they serve?
10 June 2009 , by Karam Karam , Myriam CatusseLiban : Des élections pourquoi faire ?
6 June 2009 , by Karam Karam , Myriam CatusseLocal Elections in Morocco: The Challenge of Abstention
3 June 2009 , by Hameed BohkakYemeni Elections: Outcome and Prospects
20 May 2009 , by Mohammad Ahmad Ali Al-MikhlafiAlgeria’s Presidential Elections: The Stakes Have Been Set in Advance
13 April 2009 , by Mustafa MuhammadEconomic and Social Policies of Transition: The Case of Morocco
26 March 2009 , by Abdallah SaafPolitical Transition In Mauritania: In For Another Coup?
13 February 2009 , by Mohammad Lemine Ould Bah*The Outcome of a Ten-Year Process of Political Reform in Bahrain
29 December 2008 , by Abdulhadi KhalafYouth Activism in Egypt
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The Arab Reform Initiative is a consortium of fifteen key policy research centers from the Arab world with partners from Europe and the United States, working to mobilize the Arab research capacity to advance knowledge and promote a home grown program for democratic reform.