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Survival of non-oil producing monarchies from "Arab Spring": Morocco and Jordan
This thesis examines the survival of non-oil producing monarchies from the “Arab Spring”, by studying the historical context of Morocco and Jordan, the political and economic situations in the monarchies before and after the 2011 revolutionary wave and the transformation in mechanisms of control use...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2014
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