Lecture: DR. Sidik Jatmika
Examines major conceptual and substantive issues in the comparative analysis of national systems in The Middle East. Concentrates on the dominant theoretical approaches to politics and social transformation, paying attention to themes such as state making, political culture, elite, revolutionary change and broader interaction of political and economical process.
Uses comparative and thematic approach, drawing from a wide range of cross-national case studies. Appropriate for students new to comparative politics in The Middle East as well as those ready to expand their knowledge of the field.
Topics/ sessions :
3-7. Diversity & Factors of Conflicts in The Middle East
Political Crisis:
Authority, equality, continuity
Authoritical-Crisis:
Authority is a right/ legality to rule and recognized by citizents and foreigners
a. internal challenger (rebellion/ coup d'etat/separatism/irredentism)
rebellion/independent- movements:
Kurdy in Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Suriah
Darfur in South Sudan
Hizbullah di Lebanon
Turkey/ Greece in Cyprus
Coup d'etat:
1979 Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini overtrew Shah Reza Pahlevi
1969 Moammar Khadafy overtrew Sultan of Libya
1969 Saddam Hussein overtrew Sultan of Iraq
Separatism
Kurdy à Iraq, Iran, Suriah
Darfur from Sudan
Irredentism
Turkish- Cyprus tries escapes from Cyprus, and joints with Turkey
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