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The Palestinian Regime – A scholarly analysis of the Palestinian Authority and the evolution of governance, democracy and political power following the Oslo Accords.
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The Palestinian Regime: A “Partial Democracy” by As’ad Ghanem is a detailed academic examination of the political system that emerged following the establishment of the Palestinian Authority after the Oslo Accords. Drawing on political science, constitutional analysis and contemporary Middle Eastern history, Ghanem explores the complexities of governance within the Palestinian territories, arguing that the resulting political framework combined democratic institutions with increasingly authoritarian practices.
The Palestinian Regime examines the development of political institutions in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, the concentration of executive power under Yasser Arafat, the role of political opposition, civil society, constitutional development and the challenges facing democratic reform. Rather than presenting a purely historical narrative, the author offers a scholarly assessment of why democratic institutions struggled to take root despite significant international attention and support.
Published by Sussex Academic Press, this work has become a valuable resource for students and researchers of Middle Eastern politics, international relations, political science, peace studies and comparative democracy. Extensively referenced and supported by a comprehensive bibliography and index, The Palestinian Regime provides an informed perspective on one of the most significant political developments in the modern Middle East.
An excellent addition to university libraries, academic collections or for readers seeking a deeper understanding of Palestinian governance, state-building and the political consequences of the Oslo peace process.
Condition – Near Fine
2002 paperback. Clean, tight and complete. The text block edges are lightly dusty from shelf storage. No major defects noted.






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